Beko DFN16420W User Manual
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Dear customer,
Please read carefully right through this instruction booklet before installing or
operating your dishwasher. The following instructions should prevent the risk of
personal injury and/or damage to the appliance.
Please keep these documents in a safe place for later reference.
This operating manual has been written for several different machines, and some
of the features mentioned here may not apply to your particular model.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Getting To Know Your
Machine 3
View of the Machine 3
2 Safety Instructions 4
Before Installation 4
Before First Use 4
Child Safety 4
Technical Specications 4
For daily operation 5
Problems 5
What should not be washed in your
dishwasher 5
3 Directions for Assembly 6
Safety notes for installation 6
Installing Your Dishwasher 6
Water connection 7
Connect water inlet hose 7
Water drainage 8
Electrical connection 8
Disposal 8
4 Using Your Dishwasher 9
Filling the dishwasher salt 9
When operating for the rst time: 10
Filling the Rinse Aid Dispenser 11
Filling the Detergent Dispenser 11
Detergent 12
Multipurpose Detergents 12
Loading the dishwasher 13
Suggestions for loading the
dishwasher 14
Loading suggestions 18
5 Starting Your Machine 21
Language Selection 21
Selecting the Reference Program 22
Key Lock 23
Stopping the machine 23
Canceling a program 24
Program Step Follow-up 24
Warning Messages 26
Program Data and Average
Consumption Values Table 27
6 How to clean your
dishwasher 28
Cleaning the lters 28
Cleaning the spray arms 29
7 Troubleshooting: 30
What to do if the dishwasher will not
run 30
The cleaning results are unsatisfactory
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1Getting To Know Your Machine
View of the Machine
1. Upper dish basket with shelf
2. Guide rail for the upper dish
basket
3. Salt container
4. Cutlery basket
5. Detergent dispenser
6. Door
7. Control panel
8. Filters
9. Lower sprayer arm
10. Lower basket
11. Upper sprayer arm
12. Housing (depends on the model)
13. Turbo fan heat drying system
(depends on the model)
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Technical Specications
Permitted water pressure: 0,3 –10
bar (= 3 – 100 N/cm² = 0,01-1,0Mpa)
Electrical connection: 220-240 Volts,
10 Amps (see type plate)
Output: 1900-2200 W
Heat output: 1800 W
This device corresponds to the
following EU directives:
2006/95/EC: Low Voltage Directive
2004/108/EC: EMV Directive
DIN EN 50242: Electrical dishwasher
for home use Testing procedures for
practical service conditions
Because we continually strive to
improve our products, we may change
our specications and designs without
prior notice.
Note for Testing Institutes
The necessary information for
performance testing will be provided
upon request. The request can be
done by e-mail through:
Please do not forget to write the model
code and stock code information of
the appliance besides your contact
information in the e-mail. The model
code and stock code information can
be found on the rating label, which is
placed on the side of the door.
2Safety Instructions
Before Installation
Check the appliance for transit
damage. Never install or use damaged
machines. If in doubt, contact your
supplier.
Before First Use
• See Notes for Installation on page
6.
• Have the grounding system
installed by a qualied electrician.
The manufacturer cannot be held
liable for any damage caused by
operating the appliance without
proper grounding.
• Before operating the system,
please check that the information
on the type plate corresponds to
the information on your power
supply.
• The dishwasher must be
disconnected from the mains
during installation.
• The appliance must not be
connected to the mains using
an extension cable. Extension
cables do not provide the
necessary safety (e.g. danger of
overheating).
• Always use the original plug
delivered with the appliance.
• The plug must be freely accessible
after the appliance has been
installed.
Child Safety
• Do not allow children to play with
the appliance.
• Dishwasher detergents are caustic
and may cause injury to the eyes,
mouth and throat. Please note the
safety instructions provided by the
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manufacturers of the detergents.
• Never leave children unsupervised
while the appliance is open, as
the appliance may still contain
detergent leftovers.
• The water in the dishwasher is not
drinking water. Danger of caustic
injuries.
• Always place long and sharp/
pointed objects (e.g. serving forks,
bread knives) into the cutlery
basket with the pointed end down
or at on the upper basket to avoid
possible injuries.
For daily operation
• Use your appliance only for the
following domestic uses: Washing
household dishes.
• Do not use chemical solvents in
the appliance; there is a danger of
explosion.
• Do not sit or stand on the opened
door or place other objects on it.
The appliance may tip over.
• Do not open the door while the
appliance is running, as hot water
or steam may escape.
• Do not leave the door open – an
open door can be a hazard.
Problems
• Repairs and modications to the
appliance may only be carried
out by qualied customer service
personnel.
• In the event of a problem, or
before performing a repair,
disconnect the appliance from the
mains supply:
- disconnect the appliance by
pulling out the mains plug
- shut off the power.
• Do not pull on the cable – pull on
the plug. Turn off the water supply
tap.
What should not be washed in
your dishwasher
• Rust sensitive steel parts
• Cutlery with wooden or horn
handles
• Cutlery with mother of pearl or
porcelain handles
• Non heat resistant plastic parts
• No glued dish or cutlery parts
• No items made out of copper, tin
or aluminium
• Sensitive decorative glasses and
porcelain parts
• Lead crystal glasses
• Art and crafted articles
• Aluminium and silver tend to
discolour
• Glass and crystal articles may lose
their shine over time
• Sponges and dishcloths
Note
Do not wash items soiled with cigarette
ash, candle wax, varnish, paints or
chemicals.
Recommendation:
When buying new dishes, note whether
they are suitable for the dishwasher.
(marked as dishwasher proof)
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3Directions for Assembly
Safety notes for installation
Prior to installing and using your
appliance, please check it for possible
transit damage.
If the appliance is damaged, please
contact your supplier.
Never install or use a damaged
appliance.
The following directions must be
followed to connect the dishwasher
properly.
• Before operating your dishwasher,
please ensure that the information
on the type plate corresponds to
the current and voltage of your
power supply.
• The appliance may only be
connected using a properly
grounded socket. Ensure that the
appliance is grounded according
to regulations.
• The grounded socket must be
easily accessible and close to the
appliance.
• Do not use extension cables or
multiple adapters, as this can lead
to overheating, which can be a re
hazard.
• Hardwiring may only be carried out
by a qualied electrician.
• Check the power cable, the
water inlet hose and the drainage
hose. Damaged parts may only
be replaced by customer service
personnel or by a qualied
electrical service expert.
Installing Your Dishwasher
• Choose a suitable location for your
dishwasher. Take care to ensure
that the appliance is stable on a
level surface.
• Unevenness in the oor can be
equalised by adjusting the screw
feet. When the appliance is
standing correctly, the door can be
closed without difculty.
• Water inlet and drainage hoses
must be positioned so that they
can move freely without bending
or squeezing.
• The appliance may not be installed
in a room where the temperature
is below 0° Celsius.
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tap with a ¾ inch external thread. If
required, use a lter insert to lter
deposits from the pipes.
Check that the connection does not
leak.
Important
For safety reasons, turn off the tap
after every rinse process.
Water connection
• There are two different types of
water inlet hoses:
- Cold water inlet hose (up to
25°C)
- Hot water inlet hose (up to
60°C)please check which one is
applicable to your model.
If you are willing to connect
your machine to natural
energy resources or to the central
hot water supply, rst check out
whether your water inlet hose
type is suitable by checking the
temperature values written on the
hose. If your hose is not suitable,
apply to your authorized service to
change the hose.
• The dishwasher may not be
connected to open warm water
devices or ow-through water
heaters.
Permitted water pressure:
Lowest permitted water pressure: 0.3
bars = 3 N/cm² = 30 kPa
When the water pressure is below 1
bar, please contact your technician.
Highest permitted water pressure: 10
bar = 100N/cm² = 1Mpa
When the water pressure is above 10
bars, a pressure reduction valve must
be installed (available in trade supply
stores).
Connect water inlet hose
Ensure that the water inlet hose is not
bent or squeezed. Do not install a used
hose set.
Use a screw-on hose connector to
connect the water inlet hose to a water
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AQUASAFE+ (some models)
The Aquasafe+ System protects
against water damage hich may be
caused at the water inlet hose.
Do not immerse the system’s valve
box into water; it contains electrical
components.
In case of damage, pull out the power
supply plug.
Do not shorten or lengthen the hose
insert as it contains electrical cables
and components.
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Water drainage
Connecting the drainage hose.
Take care to ensure that the drainage
hose is not bent or squeezed.
Check that the drainage hose is rmly
seated.
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Extension hoses
If a hose extension is required, a
drainage hose of equal quality must be
used.
The maximum length must not exceed
4m. Using a longer hose will produce
poorer cleaning results.
Siphon connection
The drainage height must be between
50 and 100cm above the oor.
Use hose clamps to fasten the
drainage hose to the siphon.
Electrical connection
Please refer to the type plate for
information on current type, mains
voltage, and fuse protection.
The type plate is located on the inside
of the door.
The mains plug must be freely
accessible after installation.
Power cables and insulated cables
must not be accessible (exposed) after
installation.
Disposal
Packaging
The packaging and some parts of your
appliance are made from recyclable
materials. These materials are marked
with the recycling symbol and the
relevant material type (PE, PS, POM).
Before operating your appliance,
remove the packaging material and
dispose of it in accordance with
regulations.
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in water easily and will damage the
softening device.
Remove the lower basket from the
appliance.
Open the screw-in cap of the salt
container by turning it counter
clockwise (g. A,B).
4Using Your Dishwasher
Important
The electricity and water connections
of the dishwater must be in compliance
with the instructions in this booklet.
Filling the dishwasher salt
Important
Only use special dishwasher salt in
your appliance.The manufacturer is
not liable for damage resulting from the
use of the wrong type of salt.
Do not use coarse-grained salt. Small
grains or powdered salt is more easily
soluble. Never use culinary or table
salt. These types of salt do not dissolve
Warning
Packaging materials may be
dangerous to children.Reusable
substances may be dropped off at your
local disposal facilities. You may obtain
further information from your local
authorities and disposal facilities.
Used appliances –
Environmental notice
This product must not
be disposed of with your
regular household waste.
Instead, you need to dispose of the
waste equipment by handing it over
to a designated collection point for
the recycling of waste electrical
and electronic equipment. This is
indicated by a symbol to be found on
the product, it’s packaging or in the
manual.
Materials used are recyclable
according to their labelling. Reuse,
recycling of materials and further
reutilization of used products are
important contributions to protect our
environment.
Please ask your local town council for
the nearest collection point.
To avoid possible dangers, disable
your waste appliance prior to
discarding it. Pull the mains plug and
cut the power cord. Disable any door
locks.
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When operating for the rst
time:
Pour 1 litre of water into the salt
container (Fig. C).
Pour the salt into the container with the
aid of the salt funnel provided (Fig. D).
Pour in enough salt to ll the container.
The container holds approx. 2 kg.
To speed up the rate of dissolution of
salt in water, stir it with a spoon.
Close the cap tightly.
Begin a washing program immediately
after lling the salt container. The
washing program prevents damage to
the appliance which may be caused by
any spilled salt solution. After the rst
washing cycle, the salt level indicator
light will go out.
Important
Depending on the particle sizes of
different salt brands in the market,
tablet properties and water hardness,
dissolution of the salt in water may take
a couple of hours.
So, the salt indicator continues lighting
for a while after lling salt into the
machine. (For models with a salt
indicator)
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Filling the Rinse Aid
Dispenser
Rinse aids allow washing water to
rinse off more cleanly and prevent
watermarks or streaks on the dishes.
Only use rinse aid designed for use in
dishwashers.
Note
If you use “2 in 1” or “3 in 1“ detergents
/ tablets, you do not need an additional
rinse aid.
Open the rinse aid dispenser by
pressing the locking lever (B)
Carefully pour in rinse aid to the MAX
mark. Close the lid until it clicks (3).
Carefully wipe off spilled rinse aid.
Excessive rinse aid causes excessive
foam formation, which may hinder
cleaning.
Set the dose of rinse aid
The dose of rinse aid to be used can
be set by means of the dispenser
regulator (between levels 1 and 6) (4).
Your appliance is pre-set at the factory
to level 3.
Only change the setting if the following
applies after washing:
• Watermarks are visible on the
dishes: Set dosage higher
• Streaks are visible on the dishes:
Set dosage lower
Filling the Detergent
Dispenser
Note
Only use detergents formulated for use
in dishwashers.
Open the detergent container by
pushing the locking lever to the right
(A).
The lines on the inside of the detergent
container will help you measure the
correct amount of detergent.
The detergent container holds a total of
40 cm³ of detergent (1).
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Detergent
Please use detergents produced
specially for the dishwashers in your
machine.
Keep the opened detergent packages
in a cool and dry place where children
can not reach.
Put the detergent into the detergent
dispenser just before operating the
machine.
Please contact the manufacturer to
get detailed information about the
detergent you are using.
Excessive usage of powder detergents
can cause the detergent not dissolve
completely and can also cause
scratches on the glassware.
Multipurpose Detergents
The best washing results in
dishwashers is obtained by using
detergent, rinse aid and water
softening salt individually.
New products of the detergent
producers what they call as
“Multipurpose Detergent” can act as
water softening salt and/or rinse aid
in addition to acting as a detergent.
Some types of these detergents can
also contain special-purpose washing
chemicals such as glass and stainless
steel protectors.
Multipurpose detergents commonly
found in the market:
2in1: Those contain detergent, rinse
aid or water softening salt.
3in1: Those contain detergent, rinse
When the dishwasher is fully loaded
and the dishes are very dirty, we
recommend lling the detergent
container up to the 25 cm³ mark. When
the dishes are less dirty, it is generally
sufcient to ll the detergent up to the
15 cm³ mark. If you are using tablet
detergent one tablet is enough.
Important
Put the detergent into the detergent
dispenser and make sure lid is closed
rmly.
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aid and water softening salt.
4in1: Those containing glass protectors
in addition to detergent, rinse aid and
water softening salt.
5in1: Those containing glass and
stainless steel protectors in addition
to detergent, rinse aid and water
softening salt.
Multipurpose detergents give satisfying
results only under certain usage
conditions. Observe the instructions
of the detergent manufacturer on the
package when using such detergents.
Contact the detergent producer if your
dishes are wet and/or if you notice lime
spots particularly on your glasses after
the washing program is over.
When you give up using such
detergents:
Make sure that salt and rinse aid
compartments are full.
Set the water hardness to its highest
degree and perform an empty run.
After the empty washing review the
user manual and readjust the water
hardness level so as to suit your water
supply.
Make the appropriate rinse aid
settings.
Depending on the model, salt indicator
and/or rinse aid indicator should be
enabled again if they are disabled
before.
Loading the dishwasher
General:
Before you load the dishwasher with
dishes
• Remove coarse food leftovers
• Place all containers such as
cups, glasses and pots into the
machine with the opening facing
downwards (so that no water can
collect)
• Dishes and cutlery may not be
placed above each other
• Glasses may not touch
• The movement of the spray arms
must not be hindered
• Place all large and very dirty items
in the lower basket.
• Small and light items can go into
the upper basket.
• Long and narrow items are placed
in the middle of the baskets.
Attention
Knives and other utensils with sharp
tips and edges must be placed
horizontally into the upper basket due
to risk of injury.
Please do not overload your
dishwasher and pay attention to the
notes regarding dishes which are
suited to the dishwasher.
Only in this manner will you obtain
optimal washing results with a sensible
use of energy.
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Suggestions for loading the
dishwasher
Use the lower basket for plates, bowls,
pots etc.
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4 folding plate support rods
(depending on the model)
There are four separate “folding plate
support rods” in the lower basket of
your dishwasher designed to allow
you more space to accommodate
saucepans and large bowls in the
lower basket. You can either fold each
section (1, 2, 3, 4) individually or,
all at once, to create a large empty
space.
Simply press the handgrips (A) and
fold them down”
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2 folding plate support rods
(depending on the model)
There are four separate “folding plate
support rods” in the lower basket of
your dishwasher designed to allow
you more space to accommodate
saucepans and large bowls in the
lower basket. You can either fold each
section (1, 2) individually or, all at once,
to create a large empty space.
Simply press the handgrips (A) and
fold them down”
Bottle holder
(depends on some models)
For cleaning your bottles. To remove,
pull the holders apart in opposite
directions (H).
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Variable cutlery basket
(depending on the model)
The variable cutlery basket can be
separated into 3 parts depending on
the amount of cutlery and the degree
of dirtiness.
Small cutlery basket sections also t
into the upper basket.
To do this, turn the lock on the handle
to the right (A).
Pull the smaller cutlery basket upwards
and out of its holders (B).
To put the parts together again,
proceed in the opposite direction.
Use the basket inset (C) for your
cutlery so that all items in the basket
are surrounded by a sufcient water
ow.
For larger items (e.g. wire whisks), the
basket inset may be removed (C).
To make loading easier, the cutlery
basket can be removed.
Place long items such as ladles,
cooking spoons etc. on the rack in the
upper basket.
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Basket insert with variable height
settings
(depending on some models)
You can also use this insert in the
lower basket for glasses and long-
handled cutlery / utensils.
If you do not need the insert, fold the
rack upwards at the angle shown (A).
Push the entire insert upwards (B).
Place the insert in the upright position
(C). Push the insert downwards and
lock it into place with the holder (D).
When you want to use the basket
again, reverse the procedure.
To set the height, push the rack
upwards and fold it open in position
(G).
When nished, check that the sprayer
arm can still move freely.
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Loading suggestions
Load the upper basket with dessert
plates, cups, glasses etc. 1027
Upper basket with variable height
setting
(depends on some models)
The upper basket is equipped with a
lifting mechanism which enables you
to change the height of the basket
without having to remove it from the
dishwasher, even if it is fully loaded.
The height of the upper basket was
set to its lowest position at the factory.
To lift the upper basket to the “high”
(A) position, hold it on one side and
carefully pull it upwards. To lift the
opposite side of the basket, hold it and
pull it upwards in the same manner (A).
To lower the upper basket, hold the
basket lever on one side and carefully
lower the basket without releasing the
lever (B). Repeat the procedure with
the lever on the opposite side of the
basket. Make sure that both levers
catch at the same height.
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Height setting with empty basket
(depends on the model)
In this model, the height setting of the
upper basket may be changed using
the wheels which are mounted at two
different heights.
Release the latches on both the right
and left tracks of the upper basket by
pushing them outwards (C).
Pull out the basket out completely (D).
Place the basket back into the tracks at
the desired height (E).
Push the latches back into the correct
position.
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Rack
(depends on the model)
Depending on the size of the glasses
and cups, the rack height setting may
be adjusted (C, D, E).
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Glass Support
(depends on the model)
When placing the glasses or goblets
with a long grip, lean them against the
glass support, the edge of the basket
or the shelf but not against the other
pieces. Do not lean the long glasses
against each other, otherwise they do
not remain stable during washing cycle
and may get damaged.
When you need to place the bulky
pieces into the upper basket,
disconnect the lug of the glass support
from the bar of the basket where it is
attached to. Thus, you will acquire a
wider place.
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Upper Basket Drawer
(depends on the model)
You can easily place additional desert
spoons, small forks and knives into the
drawer installed to the upper basket of
your machine.
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5Starting Your Machine
1. On/Off Button
2. Salt Indicator
3. Rinse Aid Indicator
4. Start/Pause/Cancel Button
5. Display
1. On/Off Button
It is used to power on the machine.
2. Salt Indicator
It is used to indicate that the salt in the
salt container has depleted. Rell the
salt container with salt again when the
indicator lights up (See. Adding Salt).
3. Rinse Aid Indicator
It is used to indicate that the rinse aid
in the rinse aid container has depleted.
If you want to use rinse aid, rell the
rinse aid container with rinse aid again
when the indicator lights up (See.
Adding Rinse Aid).
4. Start/Pause/Cancel Button
It is used to startup, pause or cancel
the program.
5. Display
It shows the program steps, time
remaining to the end of the program
and warning messages.
Language Selection
• Press the On/Off button to turn
on your machine when its door is
open. Then, press the Start/Stop
button for 10 secs.
• “Settings” will be displayed and
countdown will start from 10 secs.
• You will enter in the “Settings”
menu at the end of the countdown
and the language selection menu
“Language” will be displayed.
• The default language will be
shown on the machine after you
have pressed and held the Start/
Stop button for 5 secs.
• Proceed by pressing the Start/
Stop button to see the other
languages.
• Press and hold the Start/Stop
button for 5 secs when the
language you would like to select
appears on the screen. “Saved”
will be displayed.
• Turn off the machine by pressing
the On/Off button to exit the
language selection menu.
• Turn on your machine by pressing
the On/Off button to return to the
washing display.
NOTE: The key lock will not be
activated when the door is open
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and program cancellation will not be
possible.
Starting Your Machine
• Open the tap.
• Plug the mains plug into the wall
socket.
• Open the door.
• Press On/Off button.
• Check if the salt and rinse aid
indicators light and add salt and/or
rinse aid if needed.
• Place the dishes.
• Check if the upper and lower
impellers rotate freely.
• Put sufcient amount of detergent
in the detergent dispenser and
close its lid.
• Start the program by pressing
Start/Pause/Cancel button.
WARNING:
Pay attention not to open the door of
the machine when it is running. Stop
the machine by pressing Start/Pause/
Cancel button if you have to open the
door. Then, open the door. There may
be a rush of vapor when you open
the door of your machine. Be careful.
Close the door and press Start/Pause/
Cancel button again. Program will
resume running.
• Key lock will be activated 30
seconds after the program starts
and ”Key Lock Activated” will be
displayed.
• Energy saving system will be
activated 90 seconds after the
program starts and the display is
dimmed. If you touch the button
again, display brightness returns
to its original status.
• “End” will be displayed when the
program is over. The amount of
water and energy consumed will
be displayed consecutively.
• Press the On/Off button to turn off
your machine when the program is
over.
• Close the tap.
• Unplug the mains plug from the
wall socket.
• Leave your dishes in the machine
for about 15 minutes after they
are washed in order to have them
cooled down. Your dishes will dry
in a shorter time if you leave the
door of your machine ajar during
this period. This will increase
the drying effectiveness of your
machine.
Selecting the Reference
Program
• Press the On/Off button to turn
on your machine when its door is
open. Then, press the Start/Stop
button for 10 secs.
• “Settings” will be displayed and
countdown will start from 10 secs.
• You will enter in the “Settings”
menu at the end of the countdown
and the language selection menu
“Language” will be displayed.
• “Ref. Program” will be displayed
when you press the Start/Stop
button once.
• Press and hold the Start/Stop
button for 5 secs to enter the
reference program menu.
• Press the Start/Stop button to
display ON or OFF options.
• Press and hold the Start/Stop
button for 5 secs to save your
selection. “Saved” will be
displayed.
• Turn off the machine by pressing
the On/Off button to exit the menu.
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• Turn on your machine by pressing
the On/Off button to return to the
washing display.
• When you press Start/Stop button,
reference program will start.
• After wash cycle ends, if you want
to run the reference program
again, apply the same procedure.
Key Lock
Your machine is equipped with a
key lock function in order to avoid
anyone else but you, particularly the
children, to interfere with and change
the program ow while the machine is
operating. Key lock also functions as a
safety system that prevents you from
performing accidental operations by
pressing a button unintentionally when
you want to add or take out dishes
from the machine.
Key lock is activated automatically in
the following conditions:
• 30 seconds after the machine is
turned on by pressing the On/Off
button and the program is started
• If the program does not start within
30 seconds after the machine is
turned on by pressing the On/Off
button
• If you wait more than 30 seconds
when the machine is stopped
during washing
•
Key lock is deactivated automatically
when the program is over: If you
press the touch-key at the end of
the program, machine will display
the “Press to wash” message. If the
machine is left to wait in this status,
key lock will be activated after 30
seconds and “Key Lock Activated” will
be displayed.
If you press the button when the key
lock is active, “Key Lock Active” is
displayed and if you press the key
for a second time, “Press for 5 sec”
is displayed. You must press Start/
Pause/Cancel key until the “Key Lock
Deactivated” message is displayed to
deactivate the key lock.
When you keep the Start/Pause/
Cancel key pressed, the countdown
of 5 seconds starts and the following
messages are displayed consecutively:
“Unlock the keylock 5”
“Unlock the keylock 4”
“Unlock the keylock 3”
“Unlock the keylock 2”
“Unlock the keylock 1”
“Keylock deactivated”
Key will remain locked if you
release the key before the “Keylock
deactivated” is displayed. Key lock
is deactivated when the “Keylock
deactivated” message is displayed.
You can press the Start/Pause/Cancel
key to perform the operation you want
after the key lock is deactivated.
Stopping the machine
Deactivate the key lock rst if you
want to add/take out dishes to/from
the machine before determining the
level of washing. Then, you can stop
the washing by pressing the Start/
Pause/Cancel key again. In this, case,
following messages will displayed
consecutively:
“Paused”
“Press to continue”
Press the Start/Pause/Cancel button
again to deactivate the key lock and
resume the program if the key lock is
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activated after you have completed
your operation.
Canceling a program
You need to perform a canceling
operation if you want to end a program
before it is over. To cancel a program:
Deactivate the key lock if it is active.
“Paused” is displayed if you press the
Start/Pause/Cancel key when the key
lock is deactivated. If you continue to
keeping the Start/Pause/Cancel key
pressed, the countdown of 5 seconds
starts and the following messages are
displayed consecutively:
“Cancel 5”
“Cancel 4”
“Cancel 3”
“Cancel 2”
“Cancel 1”
“Cancel”
Release the key at the end of the
countdown.
The message
“Cancelling”
is displayed for 45 seconds during the
discharge operation.
“Cancelled”
will be displayed when the operation
is completed. In this case, you can
turn off your machine with the “On/Off”
key or make it ready for the next cycle
by pressing the “Start/Pause/Cancel”
button.
WARNING:
There might be residues of detergent
or rinse aid in the machine and/or on
the pieces already washed depending
on the step the cancelled program was
in at the end of such cancellation.
Program Step Follow-up
You can follow up the washing step of
the current program by means of the
warning notes on the display.
“Washing”
is displayed for the steps at which
the food remnants are removed or a
washing with detergent is made.
The degree of soiling of the dishes is
determined by measuring the degree
of soiling in the washing water by
means of the cleanliness sensor.
The cleanliness sensor determines
what to do in the following steps by
measuring the degree of soiling of the
water regularly. Washing temperature,
washing time, washing pressures and
water amount in adjusted on basis
of the information received from the
cleanliness sensor. This program is
developed to avoid unnecessary water
and energy consumption by washing
the dishes in the most appropriate
conditions for the degree of soiling of
the dishes.
“Analysing”
is displayed during the decision steps.
The analyse is made during the rst
10-30 minutes at the beginning of the
washing depending on the temperature
of the mains water, dissolution rate
of the dirt and level of soiling of the
dishes. Analysis takes less time for
lightly soiled dishes, but more time
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for heavily soiled dishes. Cleaning
operation continues during the analysis
steps.
In this stage, the animation on the
screen, consisting of boxes indicates
that the machine is in the decision
period and analysing the correct
program structure.
Filled boxes on the display indicate
the degree of soiling. One lled box
indicates that the dishes are very lightly
soiled while ve lled boxes indicate
that the dishes are heavily soiled. You
can nd information about the program
ows that can be followed depending
on the degrees of soiling in Program
Data and Average Consumption Values
Table.
The amount of dishes that you load
into your machine is determined with
the “load sensor” and this helps to
determine the amount of water to add.
The amount of dishes do not affect
analysis. It only affects the time that
takes to analyse the degree of soiling
of the dishes and the program ow
that will be followed according to the
analysis result.
“Programme determined”
is displayed upon completion of the
analysis and the program selected
on basis of the degree of soiling is
displayed.
WARNING:
You must not add dishes into
the machine after the program is
determined. Washing program is
determined on basis of the degree of
soiling of the dishes in the machine.
Adding dishes into the machine after
the washing program is determined
can prevent to make an effective
washing.
Following messages are displayed
consecutively to indicate the program
steps that are followed and the time
remaining to the end of the program
after the program structure is
determined:
“Washing hours:minutes”
“Rinsing hours:minutes”
“Drying hours:minutes”
The remaining time is displayed in
“hours:minutes”. For example, 1:10
on the display means 1 hour and 10
minutes. The time will countdown with
steps of one minute, allowing to follow-
up the time remaining to the end of the
program.
End of program will be indicated by an
audio signal and the “End” message.
Amounts of water and energy
consumed are indicated in liters and
kWhours respectively.
Note: “Very Lightly Soiled” program
structure will be activated automatically
when you want to take the dust on
your clean kitchenware in the chine
cabinet or in the kitchen. This program
structure is the “Fastest” one of the 5
program structures on the machine,
dened on basis of the degree of
soiling. In this machine, equipped with
a fast program “A” drying level, the
program time is longer then the other
machines and models since they do
not have “drying step” in fast programs.
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Warning Messages
Your machine will give you some important feedbacks while it is running. You can
nd what to do from the following table when these informative massages are
displayed.
Door is Open Close the door of your machine.
No Water
1. Make sure that the water is not cut-off.
2. Make sure that the tap is open.
3. Call service if water is not cut-off and the tap is
open.
Call Service It is possible that your machine has taken in plenty
of water due to various reasons. Call the service.
Pls Check the Filter
Remove your lter and clean it under running
water. If there is remained water in the tank,
perform the Cancellation and have the water in
the tank drained. Clean any leftover deposits that
have piled up in the bottom of the tank, blocking
the water path. If the interior of your machine is
dirty, run it with or without detergent while it is
empty. Please always make sure that you scrape
the large food remnants on your dishes into a
dustbin using a fork, paper towel or a napkin
before placing them into the machine. Clean your
machine regularly by using machine cleaners
that are specically produced by the detergent
producers.
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Program Data and Average Consumption Values Table
Cleanliness Sensor will detect the degree of soiling of the water during washing and automatically determine the
appropriate temperature, time and water quantity. Your machine can run one of the 5 different program structures based on
the degree of soiling of the dishes.
Program
AUTO 40 °C-70 °C
Quick Program Normal Program Economic Program * Daily Program Intensive Program
Degree of Soiling Very Lightly Soiled Lightly Soiled Soiled Very Soiled Heavily Soiled
Degree of Soiling Indication npppp nnppp nnnpp nnnnp nnnnn
Type of Dishes
Applied automatically
for dishes with large
food remnants that are
cleaned under running
water or scraped with
a napkin to be washed
immediately, or for
dishes that you would
like to remove the dusts
on.
Applied automatically
for dishes that are
not pre-cleaned but
washed immediately,
or for dishes that are
kept waiting after the
large food remnants are
removed.
Applied automatically for
dishes that are not pre-
cleaned and not washed
immediately.
Applied automatically
for heavily soiled dishes
that are not pre-cleaned
and kept waiting for a
long time.
Applied automatically for
heavily soiled and oily
dishes, oily saucepans
and frying pans.
Washing Temperature 40 ºC 55 ºC 50 ºC 65 ºC 70 ºC
Program Time (min.)** 62-80 82-105 124-155 127-163 109-125
Water Consumption (lt) 10,4 10,4 10 14,2 16,2
Power Consumption (kWh) 1,10 1,14 1,05 1,42 1,50
Average consumption values are valid for 15°C water inlet temperature and 21°C ambient temperature. Values stated on the markings of the product or in
the printed documents accompanying the product are obtained in the laboratory on basis of the relevant standards. These values may change according
to the usage and ambient conditions of the product.
*Salt and rinse aid compartments must be full according to the Control institute reference program application norm EN 50242.
** The rst period indicates the time remaining after the program is determined and the second period indicates the total time elapsed after the program
has started.
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6How to clean your dishwasher
Cleaning your machine at regular
intervals ensures longer product life
and reduces the risk of reccurring
problems.
Warning
Always unplug the machine and turn
off the water supply before cleaning.
Use a gentle household cleaner for the
outside and the door seals. Clean the
control panel only with a moist cloth
and clear water.
Cleaning the lters
Clean the lters and the spray arms
regularly. A dirty machine will have a
negative effect on the cleaning results.
1. Main lter
2. Coarse lter
3. Micro lter
1. Remove the lower basket from the
machine.
2. Turn the coarse lter to the right
and pull it out in an upward
direction (A).
3. Pull out the main lter (B).
4. Press on the two tongues of the
coarse lter and remove the micro
lter (C).
5. Clean the lters thoroughly under
running water. Use a brush if
necessary.
6. Replace main tler.
7. Replace the micro lter and the
coarse lter into the main lter.
Twist it clockwise until it clicks in.
Warning
Do not operate your dishwasher
without a lter. Ensure that your lters
are correctly installed. Clean the lters
regularly.
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Cleaning the spray arms
Dirt or calcium residue may block the
nozzles on the spray arms. For this
reason, regularly check the spray
nozzles.
1. Lower spray arm
2. Upper spray arm
1. Remove the lower basket from the
machine.
2. Pull off the lower spray arm in an
upward direction (A).
3. Loosen the fastening screw of the
upper spray arm and pull off the
spray arm (B).
4. Clean the spray arms under
running water.
5. Replace the spray arms.
Warning
Ensure that the fastening screws are
screwed tight.
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Cleaning the lter inset in the water
inlet hose (depending on the model)
Dirt from deposits in the water pipes is
prevented by a lter in the water inlet
hose. Check the lter and the water
inlet from time to time.
1. Close the water tap and unscrew
the water inlet hose.
2. Take out the lter and clean it
under running water.
3. Replace the cleaned lter.
4. Fasten the water inlet hose to the
water tap again.
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Troubleshooting:
What to do if the dishwasher will not run
• Check that the mains plug is properly connected.
• Are all fuses working?
• Is the water supply fully turned on?
• Is the dishwasher door closed rmly?
• Have you pressed the On/Off button?
• Is the lter on the water intake and dishwasher clogged?
The cleaning results are unsatisfactory
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Uncleaned Dishes
Disorderly placement
- Load your dishes as described in the manual.
Program selection
- For products with program selecting feature, choose a longer program that
washes in higher temperatures.
Blocked impellers
- Prior to starting the program, ensure by turning by hand that the upper and
lower impellers are freely rotating.
Clogged lters
- From time to time, remove the complete lter system as shown in the manual
and wash it under owing water.
Misplaced or displaced lters
- After washing the lter system, replace them as shown in the manual.
Clogged impeller holes
- Take out and clean the impellers from time to time as shown in the gure.
Overloading the baskets
- Do not overload the baskets in excess of their capacity
Detergent kept under unsuitable conditions
- If you are using powder detergents, do not store them in humid places after
you open their boxes. Keep them in a closed container, if possible. For ease-
of-storing, we recommend you to use tablet detergents.
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Inadequate detergent
- If you are using powder detergents, adjust the amount of detergent
according to the soiling degree of your dishes and/or program denitions. We
recommend you to use tablet detergents for optimum results.
Inadequate rinse aid
- Increase rinse aid setting or add rinse aid into rinse aid compartment.
Unsealed detergent dispenser lid
- Always ensure that the detergent compartment lid is closed tightly after every
detergent lling process.
Drying
Disorderly placement
- Load your dishes as described in the manual.
Inadequate rinse aid
- Increase rinse aid setting or add rinse aid into rinse aid compartment.
Unloading the machine right after dishwashing
- Do not unload your dishwasher right after washing process is completed.
Slightly open the door and wait for evacuation of the inside steam for a while.
Unload the dishes after the pieces cool down to a touchable level. Start
unloading process from the lower basket.
Program Selection
- For products with program selecting feature, choose a longer program that
washes in higher temperatures.
Tea, Coffee And Lipstick Stains
Program Selection
- For products with program selecting feature, choose a longer program that
washes in higher temperatures.
Detergent kept under unsuitable conditions
- If you are using powder detergents, do not store them in humid places after
you open their boxes. Keep them in a closed container, if possible.
- For ease-of-storing, we recommend you to use tablet detergents.
Usage of silverware-kitchenware with corrupted surface quality
- Silverware or kitchenware with corrupted surface quality should not be
washed in dishwashers.
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Inadequate rinse aid
- Increase rinse aid setting or add rinse aid into rinse aid compartment.
Insufcient water softening
- In products equipped with water softening setting, water softening should be
properly set in accordance with the hardness of the supply water. Add salt
into the salt container, if necessary.
Salt leakage*
- Use the supplied salt funnel while lling in softening salt. Make sure that
the salt box cover is tightly closed after nishing the lling process. Run a
washing program to clean up the salts spilled in the machine. Recheck the
salt box cover after the program is completed.
Metallic Look In Bluish Rainbow Color
Excessive rinse aid
- Lower rinse aid setting.
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Lime Stains, Hazy Look
Glass corrosion due to soft water
- In products equipped with water softening setting, water softening should
be properly set in accordance with the hardness of the supply water. If your
supply water is soft (<5dH), do not use salt. For products with program
selecting feature, choose programs that wash in higher temperatures (e.g.
60-65°C).
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Hazy, Milky-Dish Look And Bluish / Rainbow
Color Appearance In Glassware When They
Are Hold Against Light
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Scratch / Break In Glassware
Kitchenware containing Aluminum
- Kitchenware that contains aluminum should not be washed in dishwashers.
Salt leakage*
- Use the supplied salt funnel while lling in softening salt. Make sure that
the salt box cover is tightly closed after nishing the lling process. Run a
washing program to clean up the salts spilled in the machine. Recheck the
salt box cover after the program is completed.
Low water softening setting, inadequate salt*
- In products equipped with water softening setting, water softening should be
properly set in accordance with the hardness of the supply water. Add salt
into the salt container, if necessary.
Detergent kept under unsuitable conditions
- If you are using powder detergents, do not store them in humid places after
you open their boxes. Keep them in a closed container, if possible. For ease-
of-storing, we recommend you to use tablet detergents.
Overloading the baskets
- In order to avoid scratches and breaks in glasses and other glass tableware
because of collision with each other during washing process arising from their
placement, do not overload the baskets in excess of their capacity.
Unsealed closing of the salt box cover*
- Salt may cause oxidation on metal surfaces. Use the supplied salt funnel
while lling in softening salt. Make sure that the salt box cover is tightly
closed after nishing the lling process. Run a washing program to clean up
the salts spilled in the machine. Recheck the salt box cover after the program
is completed.
Grounding line
- Check if your dishwasher is connected to the actual grounding line.
Otherwise, the static electric created in the dishwasher may remove the
protective coating on metal surfaces and cause blackening and corruption.
Rusts, Blackening And Corruption Of Surface
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Detergent Remains In The Detergent
Dispenser
Damp detergent compartment
- Make sure that the detergent dispenser is well dried prior to lling it with
detergent.
Putting detergent in the detergent dispenser long before washing
- Take care that detergent is put shortly before startup of washing.
Preventing opening of detergent dispenser lid during washing
- Ensure that the lid of detergent dispenser is not opened during loading the
dishes so that entering of water from the impellers into it is prevented.
Detergent kept under unsuitable conditions
- If you are using powder detergents, do not store them in humid places after
you open their boxes. Keep them in a closed container, if possible. For ease-
of-storing, we recommend you to use tablet detergents.
Clogged impeller holes
- Take out and clean the impellers from time to time as shown in the gure.
Water Remained In The Dishwashing
Compartment After Washing
Clogged lters
- From time to time, remove the complete lter system as shown in the manual
and wash it under owing water.
Blocking / twisting of drainage hose
- Connect the drainage hose as described in the manual.
Odour
Odor of new dishwasher
- A new dishwasher has a peculiar odor. It will fade out after a couple of
washing.
Clogged lters
- From time to time, remove the complete lter system as shown in the manual
and wash it under owing water.
Leaving the dishes in the dishwasher for a long time
- If you are not going to run your dishwasher immediately, load the dishes into
your machine after scraping the excessive soil on them and do not tightly
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close the door of the machine. Every other day, perform washing without
detergent in the shortest program for products with program selecting feature.
Loading the dishes into the dishwasher without completely drying after
washing them with hand-wash detergent.
- Hand-wash detergents do not contain antifoam. There is no need to hand-
wash the dishes with detergent before loading the dishes into the machine.
Scraping the coarse soil on the surfaces with a tissue paper or fork will be
sufcient.
Spilling rinse aid in the machine while lling
- Take care that rinse aid is not spilled in the machine when you are lling it.
Clean any spilled amount with the help of a tissue paper/towel.
Leaving the rinse aid lid open or not closing it
- Rinse aid compartment should always be closed as shown in the manual
after it is lled with rinse aid.
Usage of decorated glasses and porcelains
- Decorated glasses and decorated luster porcelains are not suitable for
dishwasher washing. Manufacturers of glassware and porcelain tableware
items do not recommend washing these items in the dishwashers either.
*: In products with a salt container
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Foam
Erasing Of Decorations
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Service
If your appliance ever malfunctions, check the notes and advice given in the
operating manual.
If this does not x the problem, our customer service staff are available to assist
you.
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