Whirlpool WFO 3T133 P 6.5 X User Manual

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CONTROL PANEL
FIRST TIME USE
1. On-O/Reset button with indicator light
2. Program selection button with indicator light
3. Multizone button with indicator light
4. Turbo button with indicator light / Key lock
5. Eco program indicator light
6. Key lock indicator light
7. Display
8. Program number and remaining time
indicator
9. Tablet (Tab) indicator light
10. Closed water tap indicator light
11. Rinse Aid rell indicator light
12. Salt rell indicator light
13. Power Clean® button with indicator light
14. Tablet button with indicator light
15. Delay button with indicator light
16. Start/Pause button with indicator light /
Drain out
Program Programs description
Drying
phase
Natural-
Dry
Available
options
*)
Duration of
wash program
(h:min)
**)
Water
consumption
(litres/cycle)
Energy
consumption
(kWh/cycle)
1.
Eco 50°- Program is suitable to clean normally soiled table-
ware, that for this use, it is the most ecient programme in
terms of its combined energy and water consumption, and
that it is used to assess compliance with the EU Ecodesign
legislation.
3:10 6.5 0.85
2.
6
th
Sense® 50°- 60°- For normally soiled dishes with dried
food residues. Senses the level of soiling on the dishes and
adjusts the program accordingly.
1:25 - 3:00 7.0 - 14.0 0.90 - 1.40
3.
Intensive 65° - Program recommended for heavily soiled
crockery, especially suitable for pans and saucepans.
2:50 14.0 1.50
4.
Fast Wash&Dry 50° - Normally soiled crockery. Everyday
cycle, that ensures optimal cleaning and drying performan-
ce in shorter time.
1:25 11.5 1.10
5.
Crystals 45° - Program for delicate items, which are more sen-
sitive to high temperatures, for example glasses and cups.
1:40 11.5 1.20
6.
Rapid 30’ 50° - Program to be used for half load of lightly-
-soiled dishes with no dried food residues. Without drying.
- -
0:30 9.0 0.50
7.
Silent 50° - Suitable for night-time operation of the applian-
ce. With the lowest noise.
3:30 15.0 1.15
8.
Sanitizing 65°- Normally or heavily soiled crockery, with ad-
ditional antibacterial wash. Can be used to perform mainte-
nance of the dishwasher
-
1:40 10.0 1.30
9.
Prewash - Use to refresh crockery planned to be washed
later. No detergent to be used with this program.
- -
0:12 4.5 0.01
10.
Self- Clean 65°- Program to be used to perform mainte-
nance of the dishwasher, to be carried out only when the
dishwasher is EMPTY using specic detergents designed for
dishwasher maintenance.
- -
1:35 14.0 1.15
PROGRAMS TABLE
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FILLING THE SALT RESERVOIR
The use of salt prevents the formation of LIMESCALE on the dishes and on
the machine’s functional components.
• It is mandatory that the salt reservoir never be empty.
• It is important to set the water hardness.
The salt reservoir is located in the lower part of the dishwasher and must be
lled when the SALT REFILL indicator light in the control panel is lit.
1. Remove the lower rack and unscrew the reservoir cap
(anticlockwise).
2. Position the funnel (see gure) and ll the salt reservoir
right up to its edge (approximately 1 kg); it is not unu-
sual for a little water to leak out.
3. Only the rst time you do this: ll the salt reservoir
with water.
4. Remove the funnel and wipe any salt residue away from the opening.
Make sure the cap is screwed on tightly, so that no detergent can get into
the container during the wash program (this could damage the water
softener beyond repair).
Whenever you need to add salt, it is mandatory to complete the proce-
dure before the beginning of the washing cycle to avoid corrosion.
FILLING THE RINSE AID DISPENSER
Rinse aid makes dish DRYING easier. The rinse
aid dispenser A should be lled when the
RINSE AID REFILL indicator light in the
control panel is lit.
NEVER pour the rinse aid directly into the
appliance tub.
FILLING THE DETERGENT DISPENSER
To open the detergent dispenser use the opening device C. Introduce the
detergent into the dry dispenser D only. Place the amount of detergent for
pre-washing directly inside the tub.
If all-in-one detergents are used, we recommend using the TABLET button,
because it adjusts the program so that the best washing and drying results
are always achieved.
Usage of detergent not designed for dishwashers may cause
malfunction or damage to the appliance.
WATER SOFTENING SYSTEM
Water softener automatically reduces water hardness, consequently pre-
venting scale buildup on heater, contributing also to better cleaning e-
ciency. This system regenerates itself with salt, therefore it is required
to rell salt container when empty.
Frequency of regeneration depends on water hardness level setting - regen-
eration takes place once per 8 Eco cycles with water hardness level set to 3.
Regeneration process starts in nal rinse and nishes in drying phase, be-
fore cycle ends.
• Single regeneration consumes: ~3.5L of water;
• Takes up to 5 additional minutes for the cycle;
• Consumes below 0.005kWh of energy.
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Whirlpool WFO 3T133 P 6.5 X Specifications

General

Brand	Whirlpool
Model	WFO 3T133 P 6.5 X
Type	Freestanding
Capacity	14 place settings
Energy Efficiency Class	A+++
Noise Level	43 dB
Number of Programs	10
Control Panel Colour	Stainless Steel
Energy Consumption per Cycle	0.83 kWh
Water Consumption per Cycle	9.5 liters
Washing Programs	Eco, Intensive, Daily, Silent

Summary

Control Panel Overview

Control Panel Elements

Identifies and describes all buttons, indicator lights, and the display on the control panel.

First Time Use

Filling the Salt Reservoir

Instructions for filling the salt reservoir to prevent limescale buildup and maintain the water softener.

Filling the Rinse Aid Dispenser

Guide on how to fill the rinse aid dispenser for easier dish drying.

Filling the Detergent Dispenser

Instructions for adding detergent to the dispenser for washing cycles.

Water Softening System

Explains the water softener's function in reducing hardness and preventing scale.

Programs Table

Eco 50° Program

Details the Eco 50° program for energy and water efficiency, compliant with EU legislation.

6th Sense® 50°-60° Program

Program for normally soiled dishes with dried food residues, adjusts based on soil level.

Intensive 65° Program

Recommended for heavily soiled crockery, pans, and saucepans.

Fast Wash&Dry 50° Program

Everyday cycle for optimal cleaning and drying performance in a shorter time.

Crystals 45° Program

Program for delicate items like glasses and cups sensitive to high temperatures.

Rapid 30′ 50° Program

For half loads of lightly soiled dishes without dried food residues, no drying.

Silent 50° Program

Suitable for night-time operation with the lowest noise level.

Antibacterial Wash Program

Program for maintenance, including an additional antibacterial wash.

Prewash Program

Use to refresh crockery planned for later washing; no detergent needed.

Self-Clean 65° Program

Program for dishwasher maintenance, to be used when the dishwasher is empty.

Options and Functions

Multizone Function

Allows washing a half load to save water, electricity, and detergent.

NaturalDry Function

Convection drying system that automatically opens the door for drying.

Water Recycling System

Saves water by filtering and reusing water for subsequent Eco programs.

Power Clean Function

Provides intensive wash with power jets for heavily soiled items in the lower rack.

Tablet (Tab) Option

Option for using all-in-one detergents, adjusting program for optimal results.

Delay Function

Allows delaying the start of a program by a specified time.

Turbo Function

Reduces program duration while maintaining washing and drying performance.

Key Lock Function

Activates or deactivates the control panel lock by pressing the TURBO button.

Loading the Racks

Upper Rack Loading

Guidance on loading delicate and light dishes like glasses, cups, and saucers.

Lower Rack Loading

Instructions for loading plates, pots, cutlery, and larger items in the lower rack.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Cleaning the Filter Assembly

Procedure for cleaning the filter assembly to ensure proper water drainage.

Cleaning the Spray Arms

Instructions on how to remove and clean the upper and lower spray arms.

Troubleshooting

Dishwasher Not Filling

Addresses issues where the dishwasher does not fill with water, showing error codes F6.

Dishwasher Finishes Prematurely

Troubleshooting for cycles ending early, indicated by error code F15.