Q: How to disable or reduce the dishwasher's ringing?

Yes, the Candy CDI 2DS36 dishwasher allows you to completely disable the end-of-program ringing . Here is the procedure to follow: Steps to disable the ringing: Start with the dishwasher completely off Press and hold the PROGRAMS button and simultaneously press the ON/OFF button (a brief sound will be heard) Continue to hold the PROGRAMS button for at least 15 seconds (you will hear 2 beeps during this time) Release the button when you hear the 2nd beep . The display will show b1 , indicating that the ringing is currently enabled Press the PROGRAMS button again just once. The display will then show b0 , confirming that the ringing is disabled Turn off the dishwasher by pressing ON/OFF to validate the settings The ringing will then be completely silent at the end of the program. To reactivate the ringing, simply repeat the same procedure: the display will change from b0 to b1 when you press the PROGRAMS button at step 4. Important: This function only controls the end-of-program acoustic signal. Other sound signals (errors, door opening during drying) are not affected.

Q: The dishwasher does not heat the water, I checked the NTC probe and I measure 20K ohm. Is this normal?

No, 20K ohm is a bad sign. A properly functioning NTC probe of the Candy CDI 3615 has a much lower resistance depending on the temperature: Cold water (20°C): 2.5K to 3.5K ohms Warm water (50°C): 1.5K to 2K ohms Hot water (80°C): 500 to 800 ohms The value of 20K ohms that you measure is abnormally high and very likely indicates a defective probe or a poor electrical connection . Steps to follow: Check the connectors: Make sure the probe is properly plugged in and that no corrosion is affecting the connectors. Clean the contacts: Disconnect the probe and clean the connectors with a dry, clean cloth. Re-measure: After cleaning, take the measurement again with your ohmmeter. Replace the probe if necessary: If the resistance remains above 5K ohms, the NTC probe must be replaced. Your dishwasher will display error code E8 or Ei to indicate a heating problem due to a defective or disconnected probe. You can find compatible replacement probes for Candy CDI 3615 from specialized appliance spare parts suppliers, using your device's reference (16 characters starting with 3) found on the nameplate inside the dishwasher.

Q: How to use the pyrolysis function of the CANDY FCP886XS oven?

Using the pyrolysis of the CANDY FCP886XS oven Preparation before the cycle: Remove all accessories from the oven (grids, drip tray, telescopic rails) Close the openings of the meat probe with the provided caps Eliminate large food residues and excess grease Wipe up spilled liquids and clean the outside of the door Remove larger residues with a damp sponge Mode selection: ECO Mode: 90 minutes - for a moderately dirty oven SUPER Mode: 120 minutes - for a very dirty oven Starting the cycle: Turn the cooking mode selector to the pyrolysis position (the display shows "ECO" or "SUP") Use the +/- buttons to adjust the duration (90 or 120 minutes depending on the dirt) You can program a delayed start with the programming button if desired The door locks automatically as the temperature rises During and after the cycle: The display shows "End" then "0--n" (door locked) when the cycle is complete You can stop the cycle at any time by turning the selector to OFF Wait for the oven to cool completely - the door unlocks automatically Important: Do not use commercial cleaning products before pyrolysis. Also, avoid using the baking tray above the oven during the cycle.

Q: What cooking mode should I use to cook fish in the CANDY CA6 N3T1HTB oven?

To cook fish in the CANDY CA6 N3T1HTB oven, use the Natural Convection (top/bottom) mode at 170°C . This function provides gentle and even cooking, ideal for fish fillets. Recommended settings: Function: Natural Convection (top/bottom heating) Temperature: 170°C Cooking time: 10-25 minutes (depending on the thickness and type of fish) Preheating: Not required You can also use the ECO mode, which allows for efficient cooking without preheating, ideal if you want to save energy. Place the fish on a suitable dish rather than directly on the grill to avoid splatters. For optimal cooking, avoid opening the oven door too often and leave 5-10 minutes of residual cooking time by turning it off slightly before the scheduled end.

Question 1

How to disable the end-of-program beep on the CANDY CDI 2DS36 dishwasher?

Accepted Answer

To disable the beep at the end of the program on the CANDY CDI 2DS36, follow these steps:

Turn off the dishwasher using the ON/OFF button
Press and hold the PROGRAMS button while turning on the appliance (a first beep sounds)
Continue to hold PROGRAMS for at least 15 seconds (two beeps will be heard)
Release when the second beep sounds: the display shows b1 (sound currently enabled)
Press PROGRAMS again: the display changes to b0 (sound disabled)
Turn off the appliance to validate the setting

By default, the dishwasher emits a 5-second acoustic signal at the end of the cycle, repeated 3 times every 30 seconds. This procedure completely eliminates these sound notifications. To reactivate the beep later, follow the exact same procedure.

Question 2

How to disable or reduce the dishwasher's ringing?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Candy CDI 2DS36 dishwasher allows you to completely disable the end-of-program ringing. Here is the procedure to follow:

Steps to disable the ringing:

Start with the dishwasher completely off
Press and hold the PROGRAMS button and simultaneously press the ON/OFF button (a brief sound will be heard)
Continue to hold the PROGRAMS button for at least 15 seconds (you will hear 2 beeps during this time)
Release the button when you hear the 2nd beep. The display will show b1, indicating that the ringing is currently enabled
Press the PROGRAMS button again just once. The display will then show b0, confirming that the ringing is disabled
Turn off the dishwasher by pressing ON/OFF to validate the settings

The ringing will then be completely silent at the end of the program. To reactivate the ringing, simply repeat the same procedure: the display will change from b0 to b1 when you press the PROGRAMS button at step 4.

Important: This function only controls the end-of-program acoustic signal. Other sound signals (errors, door opening during drying) are not affected.

Question 3

What washing programs are available on the Candy CDP 4609 X?

Accepted Answer

The CDP 4609 X is a CANDY dishwasher offering a wide range of programs suitable for different types of dishes and levels of soiling. Although the detailed content of the PDF manual is not directly accessible, this model typically offers:

Eco Program: for minimal water and energy consumption
Normal/Standard Program: for everyday dishes
Intensive Program: for very dirty pots and pans
Delicate Program: for glassware and fine china
Quick Program: for a short and efficient wash
Soak Program: for pre-treating heavily soiled dishes

Each program can generally be adjusted via the control buttons located on the front of the dishwasher. To check the exact specifications of each program (temperature, duration, water and energy consumption), I recommend downloading and consulting the complete manual provided on this page.

Question 4

What do the different symbols and icons on the oven mean?

Accepted Answer

The CANDY F ICOP X606 oven uses several symbols to represent its various functions:

Cooking Mode Symbols

Fan (Convection Heat) - Represented by a 3-blade propeller or a circle with arrows. This symbol activates uniform heat circulation via the rear fan, ideal for multi-level cooking.
Flame (Pyrolysis) - Symbol for high-temperature automatic cleaning. Two cycles are available: ECO (90 min) and SUP (120 min).
Water Drop (Aquactiva) - Steam-assisted cleaning function, duration 30 minutes at 100°C.
Grill - Activates only the upper heating element for grilling and toasting.
Bulb - Activates the interior lighting (halogen lamp class G, 25W).

Display Symbols and Indicators

200^ - LED display that blinks until the programmed temperature is reached.
HOT - Indicates that the oven is still hot after cooking (normal display at the end of the cycle).
STOP - Signals that the child safety is activated.
0--n - Shows that the door is locked during pyrolysis or cooling.
End - Indicates the end of the pyrolysis cycle.

Question 5

How much rinse aid should be added to the reservoir?

Accepted Answer

The rinse aid reservoir does not have a precise dosage in ml. It is equipped with an optical indicator that shows you the level:

Dark reflection = FULL reservoir
Light reflection = EMPTY reservoir (to be refilled)

Simply fill the reservoir until you achieve a dark reflection. The reservoir is located to the left of the detergent compartment: press the designated marking and pull the tab upwards to open it.

Dosage adjustment

A dosage slider (positions 1 to 6) is located under the lid and can be adjusted with a coin. Position 4 is recommended.

Adjust according to the results:

Visible deposits on the dishes → decrease by one position
Whitish halos → increase by one position

Only use a specific rinse aid for automatic dishwashers.

Question 6

The dishwasher does not heat the water, I checked the NTC probe and I measure 20K ohm. Is this normal?

Accepted Answer

No, 20K ohm is a bad sign. A properly functioning NTC probe of the Candy CDI 3615 has a much lower resistance depending on the temperature:

Cold water (20°C): 2.5K to 3.5K ohms
Warm water (50°C): 1.5K to 2K ohms
Hot water (80°C): 500 to 800 ohms

The value of 20K ohms that you measure is abnormally high and very likely indicates a defective probe or a poor electrical connection.

Steps to follow:

Check the connectors: Make sure the probe is properly plugged in and that no corrosion is affecting the connectors.
Clean the contacts: Disconnect the probe and clean the connectors with a dry, clean cloth.
Re-measure: After cleaning, take the measurement again with your ohmmeter.
Replace the probe if necessary: If the resistance remains above 5K ohms, the NTC probe must be replaced. Your dishwasher will display error code E8 or Ei to indicate a heating problem due to a defective or disconnected probe.

You can find compatible replacement probes for Candy CDI 3615 from specialized appliance spare parts suppliers, using your device's reference (16 characters starting with 3) found on the nameplate inside the dishwasher.

Question 7

On my CANDY PC PVD 605 X hob, the additional halogen zone: only the outer ring works (1200W), not the inner ring (1000W)

Accepted Answer

Your CANDY PC PVD 605 X hob features an additional halogen zone with a concentric burner: an outer ring of 1200 W and an inner ring of 1000 W that can operate independently.

If only the outer ring works, first check the correct activation of the inner zone:

Press the additional burner button
Select the inner ring with the burner selection button
Adjust the power with the +/- buttons (levels 1-9)
Check that the inner ring lights up correctly

If it still doesn't work, it is likely an issue with the internal electrical connection. According to the manual, the main causes of malfunction in a zone are related to the shunt bars that are not properly positioned on the terminal block. This requires technical intervention to check the electrical connection according to the specific diagrams of the model.

Question 8

How to use the pyrolysis function of the CANDY FCP886XS oven?

Accepted Answer

Using the pyrolysis of the CANDY FCP886XS oven

Preparation before the cycle:

Remove all accessories from the oven (grids, drip tray, telescopic rails)
Close the openings of the meat probe with the provided caps
Eliminate large food residues and excess grease
Wipe up spilled liquids and clean the outside of the door
Remove larger residues with a damp sponge

Mode selection:

ECO Mode: 90 minutes - for a moderately dirty oven
SUPER Mode: 120 minutes - for a very dirty oven

Starting the cycle:

Turn the cooking mode selector to the pyrolysis position (the display shows "ECO" or "SUP")
Use the +/- buttons to adjust the duration (90 or 120 minutes depending on the dirt)
You can program a delayed start with the programming button if desired
The door locks automatically as the temperature rises

During and after the cycle:

The display shows "End" then "0--n" (door locked) when the cycle is complete
You can stop the cycle at any time by turning the selector to OFF
Wait for the oven to cool completely - the door unlocks automatically

Important: Do not use commercial cleaning products before pyrolysis. Also, avoid using the baking tray above the oven during the cycle.

Question 9

What cooking mode should I use to cook fish in the CANDY CA6 N3T1HTB oven?

Accepted Answer

To cook fish in the CANDY CA6 N3T1HTB oven, use the Natural Convection (top/bottom) mode at 170°C. This function provides gentle and even cooking, ideal for fish fillets.

Recommended settings:

Function: Natural Convection (top/bottom heating)
Temperature: 170°C
Cooking time: 10-25 minutes (depending on the thickness and type of fish)
Preheating: Not required

You can also use the ECO mode, which allows for efficient cooking without preheating, ideal if you want to save energy. Place the fish on a suitable dish rather than directly on the grill to avoid splatters.

For optimal cooking, avoid opening the oven door too often and leave 5-10 minutes of residual cooking time by turning it off slightly before the scheduled end.

Question 10

Where is the drainage hole of the CANDY CBT7719EW refrigerator?

Accepted Answer

The CANDY CBT7719EW manual does not specify the exact location of the drainage hole, but it explicitly mentions the existence of a drip pipe that drains condensation water from the automatic defrosting system.

What you need to know:

Your refrigerator has an automatic drainage system to remove defrost water
If the bottom of the cold chamber is wet, it usually indicates that the drip pipe is clogged
To clean the pipe, the manual recommends using a stick or a similar object to unblock the opening

Typical location for this type of appliance: On most CANDY refrigerators, the drainage hole is located at the bottom of the refrigerator, usually at the back or under the vegetable drawer. Check directly inside your appliance by inspecting the lower area of the cold chamber.

If you have difficulty locating it, refer to the technical diagrams in the full manual (disassembly pages) or contact CANDY customer service with the reference CBT7719EW.

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