Whirlpool ADG 7556 - User Manual

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Summary

Dishwasher Controls and Options

Control Buttons

Description of On, Off, and Programme selection buttons.

Wash Cycle Options

Details on Delayed Start and Half Load functions.

Indicators

Explanation of indicators for rinse aid and salt.

How to Use the Appliance

Initial Setup

Steps for switching on, filling detergent, and checking levels.

Programme Selection and Start

Guide to selecting programmes, options, and starting the cycle.

Wash Cycle Operations

Actions during and after the wash cycle.

Dishwasher Loading Instructions

Upper Rack Loading

Guidance on placing items in the upper rack, including adjustments.

Lower Rack Loading

Instructions for loading the lower rack and plate holders.

Cutlery Basket Usage

Details on cutlery basket placement and safety for sharp items.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Appliance Not Working

Checks for appliance not working, including water and power.

Crockery Cleaning Problems

Solutions for crockery not dry or not clean, and residues.

Appearance Issues

Troubleshooting for faded parts, deposits, dull glasses, and rust.

Identifying Appliance Faults

How to identify and understand appliance fault indicators.

Summary

Dishwasher Controls and Options

Control Buttons

Description of On, Off, and Programme selection buttons.

Wash Cycle Options

Details on Delayed Start and Half Load functions.

Indicators

Explanation of indicators for rinse aid and salt.

How to Use the Appliance

Initial Setup

Steps for switching on, filling detergent, and checking levels.

Programme Selection and Start

Guide to selecting programmes, options, and starting the cycle.

Wash Cycle Operations

Actions during and after the wash cycle.

Dishwasher Loading Instructions

Upper Rack Loading

Guidance on placing items in the upper rack, including adjustments.

Lower Rack Loading

Instructions for loading the lower rack and plate holders.

Cutlery Basket Usage

Details on cutlery basket placement and safety for sharp items.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Appliance Not Working

Checks for appliance not working, including water and power.

Crockery Cleaning Problems

Solutions for crockery not dry or not clean, and residues.

Appearance Issues

Troubleshooting for faded parts, deposits, dull glasses, and rust.

Identifying Appliance Faults

How to identify and understand appliance fault indicators.

This document provides a comprehensive guide for the Whirlpool ADG 7556 dishwasher, covering its functions, technical specifications, usage, and maintenance.

Function Description:

The Whirlpool ADG 7556 is a dishwasher designed for efficient cleaning of crockery and utensils. It features multiple wash programs tailored for different levels of soiling and types of items, along with options to optimize the wash cycle. The appliance includes indicators for rinse aid and regeneration salt, ensuring optimal performance and care for dishes.

Important Technical Specifications:

Model: ADG 7556
Power Supply: Not explicitly stated, but implies standard household electrical connection.
Water Supply: Requires a connected water tap.
Detergent Dispenser: Features a large compartment (A) for each wash cycle and a small compartment (B) for pre-wash only.
Rinse Aid Indicator: Mechanical indicator (C) and electric indicator on the control panel (if provided).
Regeneration Salt Indicator: Mechanical indicator (D) and electric indicator on the control panel (if provided), applicable to models with a water softener system.
Rack System:
- Upper Rack: Multi-purpose support (A) for long-handled utensils, cups, and glasses (three positions). Crockery holders (B) for plates, cups, and long-stemmed glasses. Revolving glass support (C) for small or long-stemmed glasses.
- Rack Height Adjustment: Allows for lower adjustment (pulling out two rack handles E) and upper adjustment (pulling up two handles E until it clicks). The rack must be level on both sides.
- Top Rack Removal: Guide retainers (F) on the right and left allow for removal to accommodate large items in the bottom rack. Retainers must be closed when the upper rack is in place.
- Lower Rack: Fixed or tilting plate holders (G).
- Cutlery Basket: (J) or (H), some models include a grid (I) for item separation. Cutlery basket (D) for half-load appliances. Sharp knives and forks should be placed with handles upwards.
Wash Programs:
- Pre-Rinse (cold): 4.0 litres, 0.03 kWh, 14 minutes. For crockery to be washed later.
- Quickwash (40°C): 10.0 litres, 0.65 kWh, 30 minutes. For lightly soiled crockery with no dried-on food.
- Normal (50°C): 13.0 litres, 1.24 kWh, 128 minutes. Reference program for energy label, for normally soiled crockery.
- Normal (65°C): 13.0 litres, 1.45 kWh, 90 minutes. For normally or heavily soiled crockery.
- Intensive (70°C): 20.0 litres, 2.00 kWh, 125 minutes. Recommended for heavily soiled crockery, pans, and saucepans.
Program Data: Obtained in conformity with European standard EN 50242. Values may vary based on usage (different loads, water temperatures, water hardness, power supply voltage).

Usage Features:

On/Off Button: Powers the appliance on and off.
Programme Selection Button: Allows selection of desired wash programs. The last selected program lights up.
Start Button: Initiates the selected wash program. It flashes when operating and switches off at the end of the program. It also serves to switch off the appliance at the end of a cycle.
"Delayed Start" Button (3h, 6h, 9h): Programs the wash cycle to start after a specified delay.
"Half Load" Button (1/2): Can be used with any program. Activates the wash cycle for the upper or lower rack only. The indicator lamp switches on. Pressing it when washing without the top rack activates the LED.
Indicators:
- Add Rinse Aid (*): Lights up when rinse aid is needed.
- Add Regeneration Salt (S): Lights up when regeneration salt is needed. Salt should be added immediately before starting a wash program.
Loading Instructions: Detailed guidance on how to load the upper and lower racks, adjust rack height, and place cutlery.
"Change Programme" Feature: To change a program, press the START button for 2 seconds until the Start indicator lamp switches off, then select a new program and press START again.
Interruption of Wash Cycle: If the appliance is switched off during a wash cycle, it will resume from where it was interrupted when switched on again.
End of Programme: An acoustic signal sounds. All indicator lamps switch off after the START button has switched off.
Safety Warning: Beware of hot steam when opening the dishwasher during or immediately after a wash cycle.

Maintenance Features:

Detergent Filling: Instructions for filling the detergent dispenser.
Rinse Aid Level Check: Mechanical and electrical indicators help monitor rinse aid levels.
Regeneration Salt Level Check: Mechanical and electrical indicators help monitor salt levels (for models with water softener).
Filter Maintenance: Regular checking and cleaning of filters are recommended to prevent sandy or grainy residues. Ensure filters are correctly assembled.
Water Supply Tap Filter: Clean if the appliance is not loading sufficient water.
Spray Arms: Ensure spray arms can turn freely and remove any impurities obstructing water flow.
Troubleshooting Guide: A comprehensive section addressing common issues such as:
- Appliance not working (no water supply, power failure, program not started).
- Crockery not perfectly dry (insufficient rinse aid, residual water).
- Crockery not perfectly clean (insufficient detergent, unsuitable program, blocked spray arms, old detergent).
- Sandy or grainy residues (clogged/incorrectly assembled filters).
- Faded plastic parts (e.g., from tomato/carrot juice).
- Deposits on crockery (streaks, salt layer, calcium deposits, insufficient water softening).
- Opaque/not sparkling glasses (unsuitable glasses).
- Rust on cutlery (not stainless steel, unsuitable cutlery).
- Identifying appliance faults (flashing START indicator lamp, "F..." indicator).
After-Sales Service: Instructions for contacting service if issues persist, including providing fault nature, appliance type/model, and service code.

Important Notes:

Only use dishwasher-proof crockery and dishes. Avoid wooden items, aluminium, plastic utensils, tin, hand-decorated crockery (unglazed), and silver cutlery.
The document also lists separately sold spare parts: Multi-purpose support (A) - N. AMH 369 series, and Revolving glass support (C) - N. WGH 1000 series.
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