This document is a user manual for a dishwasher, providing instructions for its installation, operation, and maintenance.
Function Description:
The appliance is designed and manufactured to perform the function of washing and drying dishes. Any other use is considered improper, and the manufacturer declines all responsibility for uses other than those described. It is intended for indoor use in a household environment and similar settings such as staff kitchens in shops, offices, and other workplaces, institutions, and for use by guests at hotels, hostels, bed and breakfast, and other residential facilities.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Water supply pressure: Min. 0.05 - Max. 0.9 MPa (min. 0.5 - max. 9 bar).
- Water supply temperature: Max. 60°C.
- Capacity: 12-13 standard place settings.
- Class of protection against moisture: IPX0.
- Protection against electric shock: Class I.
- Electrical data: Refer to the data plate on the appliance.
- Appliance dimensions (Built-In): 597-600 mm width, 570 mm depth, 820-890 mm height.
- Appliance dimensions (Free Standing): 600 mm width, 600 mm depth, 850 mm height.
Usage Features:
The dishwasher features a front panel with grouped controls for programming and option selection, which are only possible with the door closed.
- ON/OFF Button and Warning Light (1): Switches the dishwasher on and displays its status.
- Option Selection Buttons and Warning Lights (2): Allows selection of various options.
- "CHILD LOCK" Activation Button (3): Locks controls when pressed simultaneously with other indicated buttons, confirmed by a flashing ON/OFF warning light. This remains active until the buttons are pressed again.
- NO RINSE AID Light (4) (some models only): Indicates when rinse aid is low.
- SALT WARNING Light (5) (some models only): Indicates when salt is low.
- PROGRAM SELECTION Buttons (6): Used to select the desired wash program.
- START/PAUSE Button (7): Starts or pauses the selected program.
- PROGRAM INDICATOR Lights (8): Shows the progress of the program.
- HANDLE TO OPEN THE DOOR (9): For opening the dishwasher door.
Available Programs:
- CRYSTAL 45° (P1): For wine glasses and lightly soiled fine china. Duration: 75 min, Water: 12 liters, Energy: 1.15 KWh.
- ECO (P2) (*)():** Standard program for normally soiled dishes with lowest water and energy consumption. Includes automatic door opening (Dry Assist). Duration: 280 min, Water: 8.5 liters, Energy: 0.735 KWh.
- MIX 65° (P3): For normally soiled mixed loads such as dishes and pans, even with dried-on residues. Duration: 110 min, Water: 12 liters, Energy: 1.35 KWh.
- FULL EXPRESS 60' (P4): Quick cycle for normally soiled mixed loads, washed and dried in 60 minutes. Duration: 60 min, Water: 9 liters, Energy: 1.40 KWh.
- HYGIENE 99.9% (P5): Intensive wash cycle for plates, pots, pans, cutting boards, feeding bottles. Ideal for baby dishes or allergy sufferers. Duration: 130 min, Water: 15 liters, Energy: 1.20 KWh.
Program Features:
- Automatic Door Opening – Dry Assist (always included in the ECO program): The program ends with a drying cycle where the door opens slightly to assist drying. The duration depends on the program and model. Interrupting this stage will end the program early.
- EXTRA DRY Option (1): Modifies parameters for improved drying.
- DELAY Option (2): Allows wash cycles to be delayed by up to 9, 12, or 24 hours depending on the model.
Operating Instructions:
- Adding Salt: Unscrew the cap of the salt container, fill with 1 liter of water (first time only), then add approximately 1 kg of regeneration salt using the provided funnel. Remove any residues before screwing the cap back on. A wash cycle should be run after adding salt to remove excess.
- Adding Rinse Aid: Open the dispenser by pressing and lifting the tab, top up when the indicator light turns on, and close until it clicks. Wipe any spillage.
- Adding Detergent: Open the dispenser cover by lightly pressing button P, add detergent or tablet, and slide the cover closed until it clicks.
Troubleshooting:
The dishwasher has a self-diagnostics system that signals faults with error codes:
- E1 (Acquastop failure): Anti-flooding system activated due to water leaks. Contact after-sales service.
- E2 (Safety level): Water level limit system tripped. Interrupt, switch off, restart program. If persistent, contact after-sales service.
- E3 (Water heating malfunction): Water not heated or incorrect heating parameters. Repeat program. If persistent, contact after-sales service.
- E4 (Water temperature monitoring malfunction): Interrupt, switch off, restart program. If persistent, contact after-sales service.
- E5 (Water intake malfunction): Appliance not taking water correctly. Check connections, tap, and filter. If persistent, contact after-sales service.
- E6 (Water pump-out malfunction): Appliance not pumping out water correctly. Check drain hose, siphon, and filter. If persistent, contact after-sales service.
- E7 (Turbine flow-regulator malfunction): Appliance unable to measure water accurately. Interrupt, switch off, restart program. If persistent, contact after-sales service.
- E8 (Alternate washing system malfunction): Interrupt, switch off, restart program. If persistent, contact after-sales service.
- E9 (Water intake system malfunction): Contact after-sales service.
- E11 (Wash motor pump does not work): Contact after-sales service.
To reset an alarm, open and close the door, or turn the machine off and on.
Maintenance Features:
- Cleaning the Water Intake Filter: Close the water supply tap, unscrew the hose, remove and clean filter A under running water, then reassemble.
- Cleaning the Spray Arms: Remove spray arms (upper by unscrewing locking ring R, lower by lifting), wash with a jet of water, and ensure they rotate freely when reinstalled. For orbital spray arm, pull the longer arm and orbital unit upward.
- Cleaning the Filter Unit: Remove the planetarium spray arm (if fitted). Grip tabs, turn anticlockwise, and lift. Push central filter D from underneath to remove it from the micro-filter. Separate the two parts of the plastic filter by pressing the body in the indicated zone.
Safety Instructions:
- The manual is an integral part of the appliance and must be kept for future reference.
- Read all instructions before use.
- Do not use damaged appliances; contact the dealer if in doubt.
- Installation must be performed by qualified technicians according to regulations.
- Never leave waste packaging unattended; do not allow children to play with packaging materials.
- The technical data plate must not be removed.
- The appliance must be earthed. The manufacturer declines responsibility for damage due to improper earthing.
- Disconnect the appliance from the network during installation.
- Do not install in freezing places or near high-temperature equipment.
- If installed above or below other equipment, read their instructions carefully.
- Building-in underneath a hob is forbidden.
- For stability, install under a continuous worktop, fixed to adjacent cabinets. If in a high cabinet, both must be fixed.
- If not built-in and accessible on one side, the door hinge area must be covered (accessory available).
- Check voltage and frequency match nameplate ratings.
- Use correct plug and socket type; do not use adaptors or shunt connections.
- The plug must be accessible after installation. Do not disconnect by pulling the lead.
- If plugless, an omnipolar circuit breaker must be installed in an accessible position.
- Connect to water supply with new hoses.
- Briefly test after installation with an empty wash cycle (45-70°C) using dishwasher detergent.
- Only adults should use the dishwasher. Children (8+ years) and persons with reduced capabilities must be supervised.
- Do not allow children to play with the appliance. Keep children away when the door is open.
- Always check the detergent distributor is empty after a wash cycle.
- Cleaning and maintenance by children only with supervision.
- Some detergents are strongly alkaline; avoid skin/eye contact. Dangerous if swallowed.
- Do not drink water residues from dishes or appliance.
- Never place solvents (alcohol, turpentine) inside.
- Never load dishes soiled with ash, wax, or paint.
- Never leave the door open; people might trip. Leaning or sitting on the door may cause overturning.
- Switch off after use to save electricity.
- Place knives and sharp kitchen equipment with tips downwards or horizontally in the top basket.
- The appliance complies with safety regulations. Repairs by unauthorized persons void warranty and risk user safety.
- In case of fault, disconnect from power and shut off water tap.
- If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or an authorized service center.
- Some components are live even when off. Disconnect from power before maintenance.
- Do not clean with water jet, high-pressure, or steam cleaners.
- Models with "acquastop" device: Prevents flooding. If tripped, contact a qualified technician. The water intake hose contains a solenoid valve; do not cut the hose or immerse the valve in water. Disconnect from electrical and water supply if the hose is damaged. The device only works if connected to the mains.
The appliance complies with European directives: 2009/125/EC, 2011/65/EU, 2014/35/EU, IEC/EN 62471 (risk group 1 for models with internal lighting), and IEC/EN 61770.
Disposal:
Dispose of separately from other waste (2012/19/EC). It does not contain hazardous substances. To dispose, cut the power cable and make the lock unusable. The manufacturer declines liability for damage or injury due to non-compliance with instructions, tampering, or use of non-original spare parts.
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