User manual GAGGENAU DI230130AU

[. . . ] Operating instruction DI 230-130 Dish washer 9000 114 500 (8511) aus Index 4 6 7 8 9 12 15 Washing dishes . . aus Safety instructions Delivery Immediately check the packaging and dishwasher for any damage which may have been caused in transit. Please dispose of packaging material properly: Built-under and built-in appliances should always be installed under a continuous work surface which is attached to the adjacent cupboards, in order to ensure that the appliance is entirely stable. After the appliance has been installed, the mains plug should still be easily accessible. [. . . ] When the programme ends, the "Top basket washing" function is de-activated if required (only some models). Several minutes after the programme has ended: Open the appliance door. When the programme has ended, you can either switch off the appliance or restart it with the same or another programme. 16 aus Changing the programme It is possible to change the programme within 2 minutes after you have switched the dishwasher on. Should it be necessary to change the programme after this period, the programme cycle that has already been begun (e. g. Note If the power supply is disconnected while the appliance is operating, e. g. by switching off the appliance or due to a power failure, all settings remain stored. Operation continues automatically as soon as the power supply is restored. Maintenance and care A regular inspection and maintenance of your machine will help to prevent faults. Therefore you should occasionally have a careful look inside your dishwasher. Overall condition of the machine Check spray arm for grease and limescale deposits. If you find such deposits: Fill the detergent dispenser with detergent, start the appliance without utensils in the programme which has the highest wash temperature. Clean the appliance with detergents/ appliance cleaners which are particularly suitable for use with dishwashers. Regularly wipe the front of the appliance and panel with a damp cloth; water and a little washing-up liquid will suffice. Do not use sponges with a rough surface or abrasive detergents, as these could scratch the surfaces. Health hazard! Rinse-aid As soon as the rinse-aid refill indicator lights up on the control panel 7 , refill with rinse aid. 17 aus Filters The filters 24 prevent larger remnants of food or other objects from getting inside the pump. The filter system consists of a filter cylinder, a flat fine filter and, depending on the model, a microfilter (*). Inspect the filters for obstructions every time the dishwasher has been used. Reassembly: Insert the filter system and screw down with the filter cylinder. 18 aus Spray arms Lime and remnants of food in the washing water can block the nozzles in the spray arms 22 and 23 and the arm mountings . Inspect the nozzles in the spray arms for blocked holes due to remnants of food. Clean both spray arms under running water. Pump * * on applicable models Larger remnants of food that have not been trapped by the filters and have been left in the water can cause a blockage in the pump. The water is no longer pumped out of the dishwasher and it can be seen covering the filter. Proceed as follows: First, always disconnect the appliance from the power supply. Re-insert the filters and screw down. Torx T20 1 Refit the spray arms. [. . . ] If the domestic wiring includes a residualcurrent-operated (FI) circuit-breaker, make sure that it bears the mark, as only this type conforms to the latest regulations Disconnecting the dishwasher Here too, it is important that tasks are carried out in the correct sequence: always unplug the appliance from the mains electricity first of all. Turn off water supply. Protection from freezing temperatures If the appliance is installed in a location where there is a risk of freezing temperatures (e. g. in a holiday home), all water must be completely drained out of the interior (see "Transporting the dishwasher"). Turn OFF the tap, disconnect the supply hose and allow to drain. 24 aus Waste disposal Disposal Old appliances are not worthless rubbish. [. . . ]