How to fix insufficient water in my Westinghouse WSF6604WA?
If your Westinghouse Dishwasher isn't getting enough water, ensure the water inlet tap is fully open and water is flowing freely. Also, try separating the inlet hose from the tap and cleaning the hose's filter. If the problem continues after these steps, contact for service.
What to do if my Westinghouse WSF6604WA Dishwasher is overflowing?
If your Westinghouse Dishwasher is experiencing an overflow, immediately unplug the machine and close the water tap. After doing this, it is recommended to contact for service.
Welcome message and initial guidance on the dishwasher's purpose.
Specifies the intended household and similar applications for the dishwasher.
Highlights the importance of manual instructions for warranty claims.
Covers essential safety points for using the appliance safely and avoiding hazards.
Details safety measures concerning children and persons with reduced capabilities.
Addresses electrical, water, use, and disposal safety for the appliance.
Identifies and illustrates the main parts of the dishwasher.
Lists key technical data including capacity, dimensions, power, and water pressure.
Details the buttons, indicators, and their functions on the control panel.
Explains how to select, delay, change, and cancel wash programs.
Covers saving favorite settings and proper machine shutdown procedures.
Provides a list of available programs with duration, temperature, and description.
Addresses common problems like program start failures, indicator lights, and noise.
Offers advice on improving wash results, drying, and handling specific issues like stains.
Provides useful information for efficient operation, cleaning, and winter storage.
Details site selection, water tap connection, and hose requirements.
Covers water drain hose setup, electrical connection, and fitting under a counter.
Explains proper detergent selection, compartment filling, and combined detergent use.
Guides on filling the rinse aid compartment and adjusting the rinse aid level.
Provides instructions for loading upper and lower baskets and adjusting height.
Illustrates different ways to load items and shows correct/incorrect placement.
Details folding racks and the slide basket for optimal loading.
Covers cleaning door seals, machine interior, spray arms, and hose filters.
Explains how to check, remove, and clean the micro, coarse, and metal/plastic filters.
Outlines the terms, conditions, exclusions, and claim process for the product warranty.
Welcome message and initial guidance on the dishwasher's purpose.
Specifies the intended household and similar applications for the dishwasher.
Highlights the importance of manual instructions for warranty claims.
Covers essential safety points for using the appliance safely and avoiding hazards.
Details safety measures concerning children and persons with reduced capabilities.
Addresses electrical, water, use, and disposal safety for the appliance.
Identifies and illustrates the main parts of the dishwasher.
Lists key technical data including capacity, dimensions, power, and water pressure.
Details the buttons, indicators, and their functions on the control panel.
Explains how to select, delay, change, and cancel wash programs.
Covers saving favorite settings and proper machine shutdown procedures.
Provides a list of available programs with duration, temperature, and description.
Addresses common problems like program start failures, indicator lights, and noise.
Offers advice on improving wash results, drying, and handling specific issues like stains.
Provides useful information for efficient operation, cleaning, and winter storage.
Details site selection, water tap connection, and hose requirements.
Covers water drain hose setup, electrical connection, and fitting under a counter.
Explains proper detergent selection, compartment filling, and combined detergent use.
Guides on filling the rinse aid compartment and adjusting the rinse aid level.
Provides instructions for loading upper and lower baskets and adjusting height.
Illustrates different ways to load items and shows correct/incorrect placement.
Details folding racks and the slide basket for optimal loading.
Covers cleaning door seals, machine interior, spray arms, and hose filters.
Explains how to check, remove, and clean the micro, coarse, and metal/plastic filters.
Outlines the terms, conditions, exclusions, and claim process for the product warranty.
This document is a user manual for Westinghouse dishwashers, specifically models WSF6604WA and WSF6604XA. It provides comprehensive information on the appliance's functions, technical specifications, usage, and maintenance.
The Westinghouse dishwasher is designed for domestic use, offering efficient cleaning and drying of dishes. It features multiple wash programs tailored for different soil levels and item types, including Prewash, Fast 30' 40°C, Delicate 40°C, Eco 50°C, TimeSave 50' 65°C, and Heavy 65°C. The control panel includes an On/Off button, program selection buttons (up/down), a Tablet option button for combined detergents, a Delay button for timed starts (3h, 6h, 9h), a Child Lock feature, a Start/Pause key, and program monitoring lights (Wash, Rinse, Dry, End). An important feature is the Rinse Aid Indicator, which alerts the user when rinse aid needs refilling. The Half Load button allows for reduced energy and water consumption when washing smaller loads. The dishwasher also incorporates a Super Active Drying system (model WSF6604XA).
Both models, WSF6604WA (freestanding) and WSF6604XA (freestanding), have a capacity of 13 place settings.
The dishwasher offers flexible loading options with two baskets: a lower basket for larger items like pots, plates, and cutlery, and an upper basket for tea plates, dessert plates, cups, and glasses. The upper basket features a height adjustment mechanism, allowing for accommodation of different sized items. Folding racks are available in the baskets to facilitate loading of large items such as pots and pans. A movable cutlery basket can slide between the front and rear wires of the bottom basket.
Users can save frequently used programs and options by selecting the desired program and options, then pressing the "up" and "down" buttons together. To select a favourite program, press the "Up" button for 3 seconds.
Only use detergents specifically designed for domestic dishwashers (powder, gel, or tablet). The detergent compartment has level lines for measuring the correct amount (max 40cm³). For heavily soiled dishes, 25cm³ is recommended; for less soiled, 15cm³. For dried food waste or a fully loaded dishwasher, 5cm³ can be added to the base of the door. Combined detergents (2-in-1, 3-in-1, etc.) are available, but users should check product specifications and adjust rinse aid settings accordingly. Tablet detergents should always be placed in the detergent compartment, not directly in the basket.
The rinse aid compartment should be filled to the MAX level. The rinse aid level can be set from 1 to 5 (factory setting is 4) to optimize drying and prevent spots or blue stains. To adjust, turn on the machine, press the Up button for 5 seconds, then use the Up/Down buttons to select the desired level, and turn off the machine to save.
Regular cleaning is crucial for the machine's longevity.
The manual provides a table of trouble codes (indicated by flashing program lights) and possible faults with corresponding solutions. Common issues include:
General| Brand | Westinghouse |
|---|---|
| Model | WSF6604WA |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
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