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General| Type | Freestanding |
|---|---|
| Washing class | A |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Half Load Option | Yes |
| Water Consumption | 11 liters |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 850 x 600 x 600 mm |
Specifies physical dimensions including height, width, depth, and weight.
Details specifications for wooden doors on full-door appliance models.
Refers to service boards for spare part information.
Outlines the sequence of wash programs available for the appliance.
Provides energy performance ratings and cleaning/drying performance data.
Lists potential alarms and their meanings, such as refill rinse aid or salt.
Details available options like the delay function for program start.
Explains program status like end acoustic signal and program locking.
Specifies detergent capacity, rinse aid dosage, and water connection temperature.
Covers voltage, frequency, power consumption, and fuse requirements.
Details specifications for the spray pump motor, including voltage and resistance.
Provides specifications for the drain pump motor, including voltage and flow rate.
Describes the heating element's voltage, power, and thermal protection settings.
Covers water safety features like Aquastop and inlet valve specifications.
Details voltage, pressure, flow rate, and resistance for the water inlet valve.
Specifies voltage, frequency, and resistance for the regeneration valve.
Lists electrical specifications for the detergent dispenser coil.
Information on pressure switches and door microswitch contact capacity.
Provides resistance values for the NTC sensor at different temperatures.
Details voltage and power consumption for indicator lights.
Specifies voltage and power consumption for the microswitch safety device.
Lists voltage and power consumption for the appliance's push buttons.
Details capacitor and resistance values for the suppressor component.
Explains the water-leakage safety system involving floater switches.
Details salt container volume and regeneration settings based on water hardness.
Describes execution modality of test programs for 3rd generation timers.
Covers setting, leaving, and resetting test programs for dishwashers.
Outlines the step-by-step execution of the test program and indicator status.
Details optino module checks and general checks to perform during tests.
Provides a chart of alarms, their descriptions, and corresponding visualisations.
