MNV4760 - Dishwasher Concept - Free user manual and instructions

Type	Built-in dishwasher
Brand / Model	Concept MNV4760
Capacity	14 place settings
Energy class	E (EEI 43.9)
Energy consumption (ECO)	0.747 kWh/cycle
Water consumption (ECO)	9.8 L/cycle
Program duration (ECO)	3:18 h:min
Noise level	42 dB(A)
Dimensions (H x W x D closed)	815 x 598 x 550 mm
Depth with door open	1150 mm
Weight	35 kg
Power supply	230 V ~ 50 Hz
Water pressure	0.04 – 1 MPa
Washing programs	Auto, Intensive, Normal, ECO, Glass, 90 Min, Rapid, Pre-wash
Program functions	Power Wash, Extra Drying, Express, Energy Saving
Control panel	Digital display with buttons
Salt container capacity	~1.5 kg
Rinse aid dispenser capacity	~140 ml
Auto open door	Yes (for better drying)
Filter system	Coarse and fine filters, removable
Spray arms	Upper and lower, removable for cleaning

Frequently Asked Questions - MNV4760 Concept

What type of salt should I use in the dishwasher?

Always use regenerating salt specifically designed for dishwashers. Never use table salt, as it can damage the water softener.

How do I adjust the water hardness setting?

Turn on the dishwasher, press and hold the program selection button (2) for over 5 seconds until salt and softener indicators flash. Then press button (2) to cycle through H1-H6 settings. Wait a few seconds to save.

Why does the rinse aid indicator light up?

It indicates the rinse aid dispenser is low. Refill with liquid rinse aid designed for dishwashers. The dispenser is located next to the detergent dispenser.

Can I use 3-in-1 tablets?

Yes, but for best results ensure the program is long enough for complete dissolution. If using tablets with integrated rinse aid, reduce the rinse aid dosage to minimum.

How should I load dishes for best drying?

Place cups, glasses, pots upside down and tilt hollow items diagonally to allow water to drain. Do not overload and ensure spray arms can rotate freely.

What does the ECO program do?

The ECO program is the standard cycle for normally soiled dishes, consuming 0.747 kWh and 9.8 L of water. It is the most energy-efficient program.

How do I clean the filters?

Turn the coarse filter counter-clockwise to unlock, pull it out, then remove the fine filter. Rinse under running water with a soft brush. Reassemble in reverse order and lock clockwise.

The dishwasher is making a knocking noise. What should I do?

Pause the program and check if dishes or food residues are blocking the spray arms. Rearrange dishes to prevent movement. If noise persists, check water pipe cross-section.

What should I do if the dishwasher displays error E1?

E1 means water intake is taking too long. Check that the water tap is fully open, the inlet hose is not kinked, and water pressure is adequate.

How do I activate the delayed start?

After selecting a program, press the delayed start button (3) repeatedly to set a delay from 0 to 24 hours. The display will show the delay time.

USER MANUAL MNV4760 Concept

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ENLVPLSKCZ

PODĚKOVÁNÍ

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POPIS OVLÁDACÍHO PANELU

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    A["Hand holding a plate with a lid"] --> B["Add salt to a container"]
    B --> C["Salt being added to the plate"]
    C --> D["Add salt into a container with a drop in the lid"]
    D --> E["Final mixing with a lid"]

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Poznámka:

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Přední stěna koše

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Etažér

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Dolní koš

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Koš na příbory

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Vyndávání nádobí

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PŘEHLED MYCÍCH PROGRAMŮ

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    A["Container with lid"] --> B["Storage Unit with bar chart"]
    B --> C["Storage Unit with arrow indicating rotation"]

POZOR!

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UPOZORNĚNÍ!

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Dolní koš

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Poznámka:

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POPIS OVLÁDACIEHO PANELU

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    A["Initial state: Salt container with a hand and lid"] --> B["Salt extraction step"]
    B --> C["Add salt to a container with a salt container labeled 'SALT'"]
    C --> D["Final state: Hand holding a container with a hand and lid, pouring liquid into a container with a water bottle"]

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Poznámka:

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Predná stena koša

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Etažér

• Poháre a vysoké poháre oprite o okraj etažéra (nie o iný riad).
• Dlhé kusy, servírovací a šalátový príbor, naberačky a kuchynské nože ukladajte tak, aby nebránili v otáčaní ostrekovacím ramenám.
• Etažér možno vyklápat' a výškovo nastavit' podl'a potreby (obr. 9).

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Kôš na príbor

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Vyberanie riadu

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PREHL'AD ČISTIACICH PROGRAMOV

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UPOZORNENIE!

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Dolný kôš

Číslo Položka Číslo Položka
1 Šálky	8 Plytké taniere
2 Tanieriky	9 Hlboké taniere
3 Poháre	10 Servírovací tanier
4 Hrnčeky	11 Plastové tanieriky
5 Malý	hrniec 12 Plastové misky
6	Hrniec na pečenie	13	Sklenená misa
7	Dezertné tanieriky	14	Dezertné misky

Kôš na príbor

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Poloha 3 – posuňte pravú stranu koša sprava dolava, koše sa prekrývajú.

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Poloha 4 – vyberte pravú stranu koša, lavá strana koša zostane plochá.

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Poznámka:

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Widok z przodu

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OPIS PANELU STEROWANIA

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    A["Hand holding a salt container"] --> B["Salt with a container labeled 'SALT'"]
    B --> C["Add to a salt container"]
    C --> D["Hearts into a container with liquid pouring from salt"]
    D --> E["Final hand holding a salt container"]

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Pamiętaj:

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Etażerka

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Dolny kosz

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Wyjmowanie naczyń

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PRZEGLĄD PROGRAMÓW MYCIA

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PRZESTROGA!

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Pamiętaj:

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VADIBAS PANELA APRAKSTS

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    A["Hand holding bowl with salt"] --> B["Add salt into bowl"]
    B --> C["Salt being poured into a container"]
    C --> D["Hearts the cup pouring liquid into a container"]
    D --> E["Hearts the cup with salt using a container"]

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Trauku iznemšana

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MAZGĀŠANAS PROGRAMMU PĀRSKATS

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    A["Container"] --> B["Bar chart with downward arrow"]
    B --> C["Box with rotation arrow"]

UZMANİBU!

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BRĪDINĀJUMS!

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1. pozicija – iznemiet groza labo pusi, kreisā puse paliks plakana.

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Piezime:

Thank you for purchasing the Concept product. We want you to be satisfied with everything we make every day you use it.

Please read the instructions carefully before initial use. You should retain them for future reference. Ensure that anyone using the warming drawer is familiarized with the instructions.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Technical specifications
Important safety information	Putting the appliance into operation
Product description	Turbo drying
Control panel description	Cleaning and maintenance
User manual	Installation of the appliance
Loading the regenerating salt	Troubleshooting
Loading the rinse aid	Error message
Detergents	Dimensions
Unsuitable dishware	Example of loading dishware
Loading dishware	Positioning of the cutlery basket
Washing programs overview	Environmental protection

Technical specifications
Energy class (a)	C EEI	(a)	43,9
Cleaning performance index (a)	1,13 Drying performance index (a)		1,07
Energy consumption (kWh/cycle) (1)	0,747	Water consumption (l/ cycle) (2)	9,8
Program duration (h:min) (a)	3:18 Off-mode 0,49 W
Delay start 1,0 W Noise level		(a)	42 dB (A)
Airborne acoustical noise emission class(a)	B Height 815 mm
Width 598 mm Depth (closed door) 550 mm
Depth (open door) 1150 mm Capacity		(a)	14 dishware sets
Type	Built-in	Charging/frequency	230 V ~ 50 Hz
Water pressure	0.04 – 1 MPa	Weight	35 kg

Additional information:

(a) pro program ECO

(1) based on the eco programme using cold water fill. Actual energy consumption will depend on how the appliance is used

(2) based on the eco program. Actual water consumption will depend on how the appliance is used and on the hardness of the water

The manufacturer reserves the right to make potential technical changes, typographical errors and any differences in the representation without prior notice.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Upon delivery of the dishwasher

• Immediately after delivery, check the package for any damage during shipping.
• Caution! Some edges of this appliance that are hidden after installation are sharp! Be careful not to get cut when handling an uninstalled unit.
• Do not install the appliance if it has been damaged. Contact the store where you purchased it immediately.
• Remove all the packaging and marketing materials before first use.
• Keep the packaging materials away from children or dispose of them properly.

During installation

• Do not use the appliance in any way other than as described in this manual.
  • This appliance can be used in households and similar places like:

- Kitchen cabinets in shops, offices and other workplaces.

• Appliances used in agriculture.

- Appliances used by guests in hotels and other areas in a hotel environment.

- Appliances used in a Bed and Breakfast environment.

• Do not touch the appliance with wet hands.
• Load sharp knives with the handles up or horizontally to reduce the risk of cut-type injuries.
• Use the dishwasher only for household purposes and only for washing kitchen utensils.
• Do not store anything inside the appliance.
• Do not stand or sit on the open door of the appliance.
  • Water from the washing area is not drinkable.
• Do not use any solvents in the dishwasher (danger of explosion).
• Use only the products suitable for dishwashers.
• During the running washing program always open the dishwasher door very carefully, water may spurt out.
• Follow the instructions for safety and use on the packaging of the cleaning agents.
• Do not touch hot surfaces and heating elements during use or shortly after use.
• Do not allow children or unauthorized people to handle the appliance, use it out of their reach.
  • Children should not play with the appliance.

- Pay extra attention if the appliance is used near children.

- Do not allow the appliance to be used as a toy.

- This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years and over. Persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, should be supervised or familiarized with the instructions for use of the appliance in a safe way and have been made aware of the risks involved.

- Caution! A large amount of steam may be released from the appliance when you open the door. Be careful. Risk of scalding!

- If a malfunction occurs, turn off the appliance and unplug it from the wall outlet.

- When disconnecting the unit from the wall outlet, never pull the power cord, grasp the plug end and disconnect it by removing it from the receptacle.

- Do not immerse the power cord or the plug in water or any other liquid.

- Check the appliance and the power cord for damage regularly.

- Do not switch on the appliance if it has been damaged.

- Do not use the appliance if the door or the door seals are damaged. Call the authorised service centre.

- Do not use the appliance without properly installed covers and without a front plate.

- The appliance is designed for washing dishware suitable for washing in the dishwasher. Avoid contact of plastic dishware with the heating elements of the appliance.

- Do not use any accessories other than those recommended by the manufacturer.

- Do not use accessories with damaged surface treatment or if it has been worn out or has other defects.

- Before cleaning of the appliance, leave it for at least 30 minutes to cool down.

- Children should not clean and maintain the appliance unless they are at least 8 years old and under supervision.

- Keep the detergents and rinse aids from children.

- Keep children away from the open dishwasher, there could still be detergent residues.

CAUTION!

To avoid injury open the door only for a short period of time to load or unload dishware. Children may lock themselves inside the appliance (risk of suffocation) or be exposed to other dangers.

Possible defects

EN

• Only qualified service technicians should repair or perform maintenance to this appliance.
• During the repairs the appliance must be disconnected from the power. Switch off the circuit breaker or remove the plug from the wall outlet.
• When disconnecting the unit from the wall outlet, never pull the power cord, grasp the plug end and disconnect it by removing it from the receptacle.

If you fail to follow these instructions, any possible repair cannot be recognized as a warranty repair.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

1 Upper spray nozzle
2 Inner pipe
3 Regenerating salt container
4 Detergent and rinse aid dispenser
5 Lower spray arm
6 Filtration system
7 Cutlery basket
8 Upper basket
9 Upper spray arm
10 Cup shelf
11 Lower basket
12 Water supply connector
13 Drain hose

Rear view

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CONTROL PANEL DESCRIPTION

1 On / Off button
2 Washing program selection button
3 Delayed on function button
4 Program function button
5 Alternative wash selection button

6 Washing program icons
7 Display
8 Warning icons
9 Function icons
10 Alternative washing icons

DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL BUTTONS OF THE CONTROL PANEL

Washing program selection button

• Press the button to select desired washing program.
• The selected washing program is indicated by the diodes placed below the corresponding washing programs.
• The display shows the duration of each selected washing program.

Symbol Washing program
	AUTO
	INTENSIVE
	NORMAL
	ECO
	GLASS
	90 Min
	RAPID
	Pre-Wash

EN

Delayed start function button

- Delayed starting can be set from 0 to 24 hours.

Display

- The display shows the time of the washing program and the time of the delayed start of the program.

E.g. The time of the washing program 3:05

The time of the delayed start H:09

Status indicator

- If the indicator status LED lights up, it is needed to add the appropriate detergents or open the water supply.

Symbol Status indicator
	Rinse aid
	Salt
	The water supply is closed

Program function

• You can select only one program function for each type of washing program.
• For AUTO, RAPID and Pre-wash washing programs you cannot select any of the program functions. For other washing programs (INTENSIVE, NORMAL, ECO, GLASS, 90 Min) it is possible to select the program function.

Symbol Program function
	Increased washing efficiency.
	Extra drying; increased drying efficiency.
	Express, shortening the time of the washing program.
	Energy saving, reducing energy consumption.

Alternative washing function button

- Press the button to select which spray arms will be used during the washing program (both spray arms, only the upper spray arm, only the lower spray arm).

Symbol Program function
	Upper spray arm
	Lower spray arm

USER'S MANUAL

Before first use

1. Set the appliance according to hardness of the water (see below).
2. Pour the regenerating salt into the salt container.
3. Pour the rinse aid into the rinse aid dispenser.
4. Pour the detergent or put the tablet into the detergent dispenser.

Water softeners

Soft water is required for efficient washing (water with low calcium content), otherwise limescale is created on the dishes and in the interior of the dishwasher. Tap water which exceeds the given level of water hardness must be softened before being used for washing purposes (meaning free of calcium). This is achieved by regenerating salt in the softening unit of the dishwasher. Setting the unit and the required amount of salt depend on the hardness of tap water.

Water hardness is measured in equivalent degrees of hardness, German degrees °dH, French degrees °fH, British degrees °Clarke and mmol/l (millimoles per litre - international unit for the hardness of water).

The softening unit should be set according to the hardness of the water used for the appliance. Contact your local water utility company for information about the water hardness in your area. Set the dosage regulator manually according to the table.

Setting the appliance according to the water hardness

1. Open the appliance door and use the on/off button (1) to turn the appliance on.
2. Press and hold the „P“ button over 5 seconds - The washing program selection button (2). After a certain time the indicators of salt and water softener will start flashing alternately.
3. If the indicators of salt and softener flash alternately, you can press the button (2) to set the water hardness.
4. Press the button (2) to set the water hardness according to the quality of water in your area (H1-H6).
5. To store the setting wait a few seconds.

Water-hardness				Value	Salt consumption (g/washing cycle)
°dH °fH °Clarke mmol/l
0~5	0~9	0~6	0~0,94	H1	0
6–11	10–20	7–14	1.0–2.0	H2	9
12–17	21–30	15–21	2.1–3.0	H3	12
18–22	31–40	22–28	3.1–4.0	H4	20
23–24	41–60	29–42	4.1–6.0	H5	30
35–55	61–98	43–69	6.1–9.8	H6	60

Note:

This appliance is factory preset to H3.

$$ 1 ^ {\circ} \mathrm{dH} = 1. 2 5 ^ {\circ} \text { Clarke } = 1. 7 8 ^ {\circ} \mathrm{fH} = 0. 1 7 8 \mathrm{mmol/l} $$

$$ ^ {\circ} \mathrm{dH} \quad \text { German degrees } $$

$$ ^ {\circ} \mathrm{fH} \quad \text { French degrees } $$

$$ ^ {\circ} \text { Clark } \quad \text { British degrees } $$

LOADING THE REGENERATION SALT

The effects of salt

During the washing cycle the salt goes automatically from the container to the softening unit where it dissolves the calcium content. Dissolved calcium is washed away from the dishwasher. The softening unit is then ready again for further action. This regeneration process works only if the salt is dissolved in water.

1. Open the appliance door, remove the lower basket and proceed as shown in Fig. 1 below.
2. Remove the regenerating salt container lid.
3. Place the funnel (included in the package) on the opening of the regenerating salt container and slowly fill the container with the salt. The capacity of the empty container is about 1.5 kg.
4. Fill the rest of the container with water before first use. It is normal for a small amount of water to flow out of the container during filling.
5. Close the regenerating salt container after filling.

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    A["Hand holding a plate with a salt container"] --> B["Add salt to a container"]
    B --> C["Salt being added to the plate"]
    C --> D["Add salt into a container with a liquid, producing the final product"]

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Note:

• The regenerating salt container is located under the lower rack.
- The regenerating salt container can be refilled only when the salt status indicator is on.
• After refilling the indicator goes off.
- If there is a spillage of regenerating salt, run a short washing cycle to wash away the salt.

Caution!

• Load the regenerating salt before running the short washing cycle to wash away any spilled salt residues and prevent the risk of corrosion of the appliance interior.
  • Always use regenerating salt designed for use in dishwashers. Never use table salt!
• Never pour detergents into the regenerating salt container. Detergents can destroy the softening unit!

In the event of damage caused by improper use of salt, the manufacturer assumes no responsibility or liability for any caused damage.

LOADING THE RINSE AID

The rinse aid is used in the last stage of rinsing to prevent the drops of water from staying and drying out on the dishes leaving undesirable stains on the dishes.

1. Open the appliance door.
2. Open the rinse aid dispenser as shown in Fig..3.
3. Slowly pour the rinse aid into the dispenser (Fig.. 4). The capacity of the empty dispenser is about 140 ml.
4. After filling close the rinse aid dispenser cover and tighten it (Fig.. 5).

Fig.3 Fig. 4 Fig. 5

If the indicator of the amount of the rinse aid lights up, you must refill the dispenser before starting a new washing cycle!

Note:

• The rinse aid dispenser is located on the door next to the detergent dispenser.
• The appliance is designed to be used only with liquid rinse aids.
• If there is a spillage of the rinse aid, wipe it out using an absorbent cloth or run a short washing cycle to wash it away.

Caution!

• Use only rinse aids designed for use in dishwashers. Never pour detergents into the rinse aid dispenser.
• Load the rinse aid before running the short washing cycle to wash away any spilled rinse aid residues and prevent the risk of corrosion of the appliance interior.

Setting the dosage of the rinse aid

For better drying results with a limited amount of rinse aid, the dishwasher is designed to adjust consumption according to user settings. Follow the steps below.

1. Close the door and switch on the dishwasher by plugging it into an electrical outlet.
2. Within 60 seconds after step 1, press the "Program" button [3] for more than 5 seconds and then press the Delayed Start" button [6] to enter one of the pre-set options, the rinse aid status indicator flashes once per second.
3. Press the "Program" button [3] to select the most appropriate setting to match your habits, the settings will change in the following order: D1->D2->D3->D4->D5->D1. The higher the number, the more rinse aid the dishwasher uses.
4. Without reaction within 5 seconds or by pressing the "On/Off" button [1], you finish the setting, the setting is completed successfully.

If you only use a detergent with the integrated rinse aid, decrease the dosage of the rinse aid to minimum.

DETERGENTS

Detergents can be divided into four groups according to the form:

a) Loose,
b) Liquid,
c) Tablets,
d) Combined detergents (e.g. 3 in 1 tablets).

Detergents can be divided into two groups according to the chemical composition:

a) Alkaline,
b) With natural enzymes.

They can be also divided into:

a) phosphate and chlorine,
b) phosphate and chlorine-free,
c) phosphate-free and chlorine-free.

• When using phosphate-free detergents with hard water, a white film can be created in the appliance interior.
• Increasing the dose of detergent will prevent the sediment and get better washing results.
• Chlorine-free detergents have less bleaching effect. This may lead to enhancement of tea residue stains or colouring of plastic dishes. In this case, use a stronger washing program, increase the dose of detergent or use a chlorine detergent.

Detergents - Tablets

• The tablets from different manufacturers dissolve at different rates.
• Some detergent tablets cannot dissolve completely therefore they are less efficient while running short programs.
- For this reason, we recommend selecting longer washing programs to ensure the complete dissolution of the detergent tablets.

Detergent dispenser

The detergent dispenser must be refilled before every washing cycle. For regular use one tablespoon of detergent is plenty. If the dishes are heavily soiled, add more detergent. Add the detergent just before starting the washing program. If the detergent stays in the dispenser, it may get wet and it may not dissolve completely when starting a new cycle.

Loading the detergent

1. Choose how to open the dispenser lid according to the actual design.

- Method 1: Slide the release latch to open the lid - Method 2: Open the lid by pushing the release latch. (Fig. 6).

1. Add detergent to the dispenser main chamber (A) just before the washing cycle (Fig. 7). For better cleaning results, especially if you have very dirty dishes, pour a small amount of detergent directly onto the inner door recess (B). The detergent thus added is already activated during the pre-wash phase.

2. Finally, close the flap by sliding it to the left (Fig. 8).

Fig.6 Fig.7 Fig.8

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Tip how to save detergents

- When the dishes are soiled lightly, simply use a smaller amount of detergent than recommended.

Note:

- Add the detergent just before starting the washing program.

- Use a commercially available liquid or powder branded detergent or tablets.

- Never use detergents designed for manual washing!

- When using tablet detergents read the manufacturer's recommendations, where the tablets should be placed (detergent dispenser, cutlery basket, etc.).

- Make sure the cover of the detergent dispenser is closed, even if tablets are used.

Caution!

- Use only detergents designed for use in dishwashers.

- Keep the detergents in a dry place and out of reach of children.

- Do not leave the detergent in the detergent dispenser when the dishwasher is not intended to be used for some time.

UNSUITABLE COOKWARE

• Cutlery and dishware with wooden parts.
- Plastic dishware and dishware with glued parts that are not heat resistant.
• Glued items, cutlery or plates.
- Tin or copper dishware.
- Crystal glass.
• Steel items prone to rusting.
- Wooden bowls.
- Objects made of synthetic fibres.

Some aluminium and silver parts may change colour or fade. Certain types of glass can tarnish after several washing cycles.

Note:

• Do not put absorbent materials such as sponges and cloths in the dishwasher.
• Use detergents which are labelled by a manufacturer as gentle to dishes.
• Wash only the dishes confirmed to be suitable for washing in dishwashers.
• Do not wash dishes soiled with ash, wax, grease or paint in the dishwasher!

LOADING DISHWARE

Placing dishware

Remove large food residues from the dishes. Rinsing dishes under the tap before washing in the dishwasher is not necessary.

Load the dishes in the following manner:

• Place cups, glasses, pots, pans, etc. upside down.
• Place the dishes with hollows diagonally to allow excess water to drain and for best results of drying.
• Dishware must be loaded securely to avoid falling.
• Loaded dishes must not impede the spray arms to rotate freely.
• Dishware and cutlery should not lie on one another or cover each other.
  • Glasses should not touch each other to avoid possible damage.
• Load pots and larger dishes in the lower rack.
• The upper rack is designed for loading of smaller and lighter dishware (glasses, cups, etc.).
• Long-bladed knives placed upright are very dangerous! Be careful, risk of injury!
• Long and sharp cutlery (carving knives) must be placed horizontally in the upper rack.
• Do not wash very small items in the dishwasher as they can easily slip out of the racks.
• Do not overload the dishwasher!

Adjusting the height of the upper rack

• The height of the upper rack can be adjusted.
• To adjust the height of the upper rack, overturn the handles on the sides of the rack (see Pic. 6).
- Keep overturning the handles until they stop so they are locked properly.

Upper rack

The upper rack is suitable for:

• glasses,
  • coffee and tea cups,
• saucers,
• small bowls and plates,
• shallow pans.

Make sure that the loaded dishware cannot be overturned by running water from the spray arms.

Back side of the rack

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Front side of the rack

Stand

1. To adjust the height of the upper basket, grasp the upper basket in the centre of each side and simply lift it until it clicks into place in the upper position. It is not necessary to raise the adjustment handle

2. To lower the upper basket, raise the adjustment handles on both sides to release the basket and lower it to the lower position.

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Stand

• Glasses and tall glasses lean on the edge of the stand (not on other dishware).
- Do not put any long items, serving and salad cutlery, ladles and kitchen knives in a way that they could impede the rotation of the spray arms.
- You can tilt the stand and adjust it in height (Fig.9).

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Fig.9

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Lower rack

The lower rack is suitable for:

• pots,
  • pans,
• lids,
  • large bowls and plates.

Make sure that the loaded dishware cannot impede the rotation of the spray arms. For washing larger items (pots, pans, etc.) tilt the plate holders in the lower rack (Fig. 10).

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Fig.10

Cutlery basket

• Load cutlery in the cutlery basket (blades of knives pointing downwards).
• Load the cutlery (forks, spoons, teaspoons) in a way the bent parts point the same direction (to achieve better washing results).
• Long and sharp objects should be placed in front of the upper rack in a horizontal position as shown in Fig. 11.
• If they do not fit in the basket, you can put them on the stand in the upper rack.

Unloading dishware

We recommend unloading the lower rack first to prevent any excess water from the upper rack from flowing down onto the dishware in the lower rack.

Caution!

Make sure that cutlery with sharp parts or spikes do not protrude out of the basket. Risk of injury!

Always put the knives with blades down!

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Fig.11

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WASHING PROGRAMS OVERVIEW

Program	Information about the washing program	Description of the washing cycle	Amount of detergent Previous/ main	Wash cycle time [min]	Power consumption [kWh]	Water consumption [L]	Rinse aid
Auto	Automatic detection of cleaning, lightly, normally or heavily soiled items.	Pre-wash (45°C) Automatic washing (55-65°C) Rinsing Rinsing (50-55°C) Drying	4/18 g Or 1-2 a tablet	85 - 185	0.85-1.55 11 -	15 YES
[TZAB] Intesive	Heavily soiled dishes, dirty pots, pans, etc., dried food	Pre-wash (50°C) Washing (65°C) Rinsing Rinsing Rinsing (60°C) Drying	4/18 g Or 1-2 a tablet	205 1.5	16.6 YES
Universal	Normal dirty dishes, pots, plates, glasses and lightly soiled pans	Pre-wash (45°C) Washing (55°C) Rinsing Rinsing (55°C) Drying	4/18 g Or 1-2 a tablet	175 0.98	13.6 YES
ECO	The standard program is suitable for less dirty dishes	Pre-wash Washing (50°C) Rinsing Rinsing (65°C) Drying	4/18 g Or 1-2 a tablet	198 0.74	7 9.8 YES
Glass	Lightly dirty dishes and glassware	Pre-wash Washing (50°C) Rinsing (50°C) Rinsing (60°C) Drying	4/18 g Or 1-2 a tablet	120 0.95	13.5 YES
90 min.	Normal dirty dishes that need quick rinsing	Washing (60°C) Rinsing Rinsing (50°C) Drying	22 g Or a tablet	90 1.18	12.5 YES
Rapid	Short washing for lightly soiled dishes; for quick washing	Washing (45°C) Rinsing (45°C)	12 g Or a tablet	30 0.82	11.2 NO
Pre-wash	Rinsing dishes that will be washed later the same day	Pre-wash	-	15	-	4.1	NO

Note:

If the display does not show the temperature during the running washing program, it means that phase of the program does not heat up the water.

PUTTING THE APPLIANCE INTO OPERATION

Starting the washing program

1. Open the appliance door.
2. Check the amount of the regenerating salt and refill if needed.
3. One by one pull out the upper and lower rack, load the dishes and then slide the racks back. We recommend loading the lower rack first and then the upper rack (see „Loading dishware“).
4. Make sure that the water tap is open.
5. Press button (1) to turn the appliance on.
6. Press button (2) repeatedly to select the desired program. The display (7) shows the preset time of the selected program. The wash program runs in the following order: ECO – Glass – 90min – Rapid – Pre-wash – Auto – Intensive – Universal– ECO.
7. By pressing button (4) you can choose whether the upper spray arm, the lower spray arm or both will be operating for the selected program. This is possible on all washing programs.
8. If you require a delayed start, press the delayed start function button (3) repeatedly. The delayed start can be set up to 24 hours.
9. After selecting the program and adjusting, close the door of the appliance. The washing program or the countdown of the delayed start will start. The start of the washing program can be also checked visually by means of signal lights in the right part of the appliance.
10. You will hear an eight-fold beep sound after the washing program is done. During the beeping sound there is a flashing symbol 0:00 on the display. The end of the washing program can be also checked visually by means of signal lights in the right part of the appliance. The indicator for the selected wash program will be on and the display will show „end“ after the eight-fold beep sound.
11. Open the appliance door and press button (1) to turn the appliance off. Caution! Be careful while opening the door of the appliance, a large amount of water vapour can be released or hot water can spurt. There is a danger of scalding!
12. Hot dishes are very fragile. We recommend leaving the dishes to cool down for about 15 minutes before unloading.
13. Unload the lower rack first and then the upper rack to prevent the excess water from the upper rack flowing down on the dishes in the lower rack.

Note:

The signal lights flash only for some time after the program is done. They turn off after some time.

Changing the program during the running washing program

If you decide to change the currently running program, make sure there is enough detergent in the dispenser, or whether it was used and it is needed to be refilled before starting a new washing program (see „Loading the detergent”).

1. Open the door slightly to pause the running washing program. Wait until the spray arms are completely stationary.
2. Press and hold button (2) for more than 3 seconds. The appliance will switch to standby mode in which you can change the washing program setting.
3. Close the door after you are done resetting. The washing cycle will continue after a few seconds.

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    A["Food Container"] --> B["3 sec"]
    B --> C["ECO"]

Note:

• If you open the appliance door during the running wash program, the program will be paused. Signal lights go off.
- A beep sound occurs every minute to warn the door is open during the running program.

Adding dishes to the dishwasher during the running washing program

1. Open the door slightly to pause the running washing program. Wait until the spray arms are completely stationary.
2. Add the dishes into the dishwasher and close the door. The washing cycle will continue after a few seconds.

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    A["Container"] --> B["Bar Chart with Down Arrow"]
    B --> C["Packaging"]

Caution!

Be careful while opening the door of the appliance, a large amount of water vapour can be released or hot water can spurt. Hot water with the detergent can be of a chemically aggressive nature and may have detrimental effects on your skin or furniture.

Auto Open

After washing, the door will open automatically to achieve better drying effect.

Note:

The dishwasher door must not be blocked when set to open automatically.

This can disrupt door lock functionality.

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Auto open is activated in the indicated time advance before the end of the washing program Note: If the given program does not offer the "Auto open" function, the box is marked with an "X"

Program
		AUTO	Intensive	Universal	ECO	Glass	90 min	Rapid	Pre-wash
Function	NO function was selected	10 10	10 50 10 X X	X
	Select Power wash function	10 10	10 50 10 X X	X
	Select Extra drying function	10	10	10	50	15	X	X	X
	Select Express	10	0	0	10	0	X	X	X
	Select Energy save	10	10	10	10	X	X	X	X

Tips for best drying results

• The drying effect will be always less effective on the dishes made of unsuitable material (e.g. plastic) than on other dishes.
  • Always place the dishes in a way that water cannot stay in the hollows of the dishes.
• Larger amounts of water remaining in such hollows cannot be dried properly.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Regular maintenance and inspection prevent malfunctions. To maintain a perfect appearance of the interior of the dishwasher, we recommend using a special dishwasher cleaner once every 4–6 months.

• Check the spray arms and make sure there are no deposits of fat and lime. If deposits occur, fill the detergent dispenser with the detergent and start the washing program on the highest set temperature.
• Wipe the door sealing with a damp cloth regularly to remove any deposits.
• Check the indicator of the amount of the regenerating salt and refill the container if needed.
• Check the indicator of the amount of the rinse aid and refill the container if needed.

Filter system

The filtration system at the bottom of the dishwasher retains coarse dirt from the washing cycle. The accumulated coarse residues may cause clogging of the filters. Check the filters regularly and clean them under running water if necessary. Follow the steps below to clean the dishwasher filters:

1. Grasp the coarse filter and unlock it by turning it counter-clockwise. Pull the filter upwards.

2. The fine filter can be pulled from the bottom of the filter assembly. Separate the coarse filter from the main filter by gently pressing the tabs at the top and pulling it out.

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1. Larger food residues can be cleaned by rinsing the filter under running water. Use a soft cleaning brush for more thorough cleaning.

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1. Then reassemble the filters. Proceed in the reverse order to their disassembly. Put the filter assembly back into the dishwasher and turn it clockwise. Check that the filter is properly closed by the position of the arrow for closed filter.

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Cleaning the spray arms

It is necessary to clean the spray arms regularly. Calcium and dirt may block nozzles and bearings of the spray arms.

1. To remove the upper spray arm, hold the nut in the centre and rotate the spray arm clockwise to remove it.
2. To remove the lower spray arm, pull it upwards.
3. Wash the spray arms with soap and warm water and clean the nozzles with a soft brush. After thorough rinsing, put them back.

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CAUTION!

One of the most common malfunctions is clogged spray arms. The filter is not properly inserted. Make sure the filter system is locked properly after cleaning!

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Properly secured filter Po

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Poorly secured filter

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Cleaning the control panel and the surface of appliance

• Use only a soft damp cloth for cleaning.
• Do not use rough and sharp objects (e.g. steel wool) or aggressive detergents.
• Do not allow water to come in contact with the door lock of the appliance.
  • To clean the control panel do not use a spray cleaner. It may cause damage to the door lock and electrical parts of the appliance.
• Some paper towels can scratch the stainless steel of the control panel.

Cleaning the door of the appliance

• To clean the edges around the door, use only a soft damp cloth.
- Do not use any spray cleaners, they may damage the door lock and electrical parts of the appliance.

Frost protection

If you are not going to use the appliance for a longer period of time or to place the appliance in places with low temperatures, it is necessary to follow these steps:

1. Unplug the appliance from the mains.
2. Close and disconnect the water inlet hose from the water supply.
3. Dismantle the inlet hose and drain water from the hose and the dishwasher. To capture the water, you can use a shallow container e.g. basin.
4. Reconnect the inlet hose to the dishwasher.
5. Remove the filter system and drain/wipe the remaining water (using for example a sponge).

Note:

- If there is ice and the dishwasher cannot be turned on, contact the service centre.

Tips for maintaining

• After each washing cycle, close the water supply and leave the dishwasher door slightly open to prevent accumulation of moisture and odour.
- Before cleaning and maintenance, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
- Do not use any coarse (e.g. steel wool, rough part of sponges) and sharp objects or aggressive cleaning agents, they may scratch the surface of the appliance.

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• For cleaning use a damp cloth dipped in water and detergent.
• If you intend not using the dishwasher for a longer period of time, run a washing program without dishware. After each washing cycle, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet and leave the dishwasher door slightly open to prevent accumulation of moisture and odour. Leaving the door slightly open prolongs the life of the seal.
• Keep the appliance in an upright position when manipulating. If this is not possible, lay the appliance and transport it on its back.
• Deposits on the seal are one of the sources of odours. Clean the seal to prevent that.

INSTALLATION OF THE APPLIANCE

Caution!

Risk of electric shock! Before installation, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet. Otherwise there is a risk of death or electric shock.

Built-in dishwashers installed as a free-standing appliance must be secured against overturning. They must be for example screwed to the wall or placed under a worktop which is screwed to adjacent cabinets.

For safe operation the dishwasher must be installed by a qualified professional. Figures for the inflow and outflow of water and electrical grid parameters must match with the figures listed in the technical specifications or in the installation instructions.

- Defects caused by improper installation are not covered by the warranty.

• Installation is the responsibility of the customer not the manufacturer.
- The manufacturer bears no responsibility for damage caused to people, animals or property due to incorrect installation.
- The dishwasher should be placed near the wall outlet, water supply and waste.
- There should be a space for inlet and drain hose on one side of the lower cabinet.
• Dimensions for mounting the appliance are shown in Fig. 13.
- If the dishwasher is installed in a corner of the lower cabinets, make sure there is a free space around the open dishwasher door 50 mm (Fig. 14).

Fig. 13 Fig. 14

Dimensions and fastening of the cover plate on the door of the dishwasher

• The dimensions and location of holes on the cover plate are shown in Fig. 15. The dimensions are given in mm.
- Attach the handle to the cover plate and make sure the screw heads are screwed properly and that they do not stick out of the back side of the plate.
- Put the cover plate on the door of the dishwasher (Fig. 15a).
- Fasten the cover plate using the screws (Fig. 15b).
- Unscrew the four short screws from the inner side of the door (Fig. 15b).
- Screw the four long screws instead of the short ones. Now the cover plate is fastened to the appliance door (Fig. 15b).

Fig. 15

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Fig. 14a Fig. 14b

Adjusting door spring strength

• The spring strength is preset only for the appliance door itself. After attaching the cover plate the weight of the door changes.
• You adjust the strength of the springs using the screws located on the bottom part of the front of the dishwasher (Fig. 16).
• Setting of the springs is correct when the open door stays in the position and does not fall down.

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Fig. 16

When installing the appliance, follow these steps:

1. Remove all the packaging and marketing materials before first use.
2. Fasten the cover plate to the appliance door. Use the fastening screws and brackets.
3. You adjust the strength of the springs (left and right) using the screws located on the bottom part of the front of the dishwasher (Fig. 16). To increase the strength turn clockwise. To decrease the strength turn counter clockwise.
4. Connect the inlet hose to the water supply according to Fig. 18.
5. Connect the drain hose according to Fig. 19.
6. Stick the condensation belt under the kitchen top (step 3). Make sure that the condensation belt is stuck alongside the edge of the kitchen top.
7. Place the dishwasher into the prepared space.
8. Use the feet at the front and back of the appliance to level it to a horizontal position. Adjust the back feet by turning the screw on the bottom of the front side of the appliance (step 5). Adjust the front feet by turning screws located near the feet themselves (step 5B). Use a spirit level Fig. 17).
9. Plug the power cord in the wall outlet.
10. The appliance must be secured after placing and levelling it. Securing the appliance can be done in two ways:

A - Attaching to a standard kitchen top:

Place the installation hook into the hole located on the top of the appliance.

Screw the installation hook to the kitchen top (step 6).

B - Attaching to a marble or granite work top:

Screw the sides of the dishwasher to the cabinets (step 7).

Aligning the appliance in a horizontal position

1. Place the dishwasher into the prepared space.
2. Place a spirit level on the fully opened door and in the interior of the appliance (Pic. 17). Make sure the dishwasher is in a horizontal position.
3. Use the adjustable feet to align the dishwasher to a horizontal position.

Note:

Maximum adjustable height of the feet is 70 mm.

Fig. 17

Connection to the mains

• Make sure the mains voltage and current protection correspond to the values on the rating plate of the appliance. We recommend using a separate outlet with a 10A circuit breaker.
• Only use grounded sockets.
• Do not use multiple sockets, plugs and extension cords. There is a risk of overheating.
  • The plug of the power cord on the appliance must be freely accessible even after the installation.
  • Changes in a connection may only be performed by a qualified professional.
• Electrical safety of the appliance can be guaranteed only if the protective terminal of the appliance is connected to the protective conductor of the mains.
• The manufacturer bears no responsibility for damage to persons or property as a result of missing or bad protective connection.

Connection of the water supply

• Before connecting the inlet hose to the water supply, make sure that the water pressure is in the range of 0.04 to 1.00 MPa. When water pressure is higher, you must install a pressure reducing valve.
• Connect the inlet hose to the tap with 3/4" thread (Fig. 18). Make sure that the inlet hose is not bent, crushed or entangled.
• When replacing the appliance always use a new inlet hose!
• If the water pipes are new or they have not been used for a longer period of time, run off a sufficient amount of water before connecting the inlet hose to rinse the pipes and wash away any impurities.
• If these safety instructions are not observed, it may lead to blockage and damage to the appliance.

Fig. 18

Connecting the drain hose

Connect the drain hose to the waste pipe with a minimum diameter: 40 mm (Pic. 19). Make sure the drain hose is not bent or squeezed to prevent slowing down or stopping of the water flow.

The height of the waste pipe must be less than 1,000 mm (Fic. 19) and the drain hose should not be submerged in water. Secure the drain hose properly to prevent unwanted loosing from the waste pipe.

Fig. 19

Extension of the drain hose

The distance between the connection of the drain hose with the waste pipe and the bottom of the appliance should not be bigger than 1,000 mm. If you need to extend the drain hose, make sure to use the same one. The total length of the drain hose must not be longer than 4 m, otherwise it will reduce the cleaning effectiveness of the appliance.

Disassembling

If you disassemble the appliance, it is important to follow the steps in the correct order:

1. First, unplug the power cord from the mains (pull the plug or switch off the circuit breaker).
2. Close the water supply.
3. Loosen the drain and inlet hoses.
4. Loosen the fastening screws.
5. If the dishwasher is attached to the base plate, remove it.
6. Pull the dishwasher out while gently pulling the drain and inlet hoses and the power cord.

Disconnection of the water supply

1. Close the water supply (the tap).
2. Press the button to release the water pressure in the inlet hose. Water cannot accidentally spurt out when the water pressure is low.
3. Unscrew the inlet hose from the tap.

Draining excess water from hoses

If the drain hose is connected to the waste pipe at the maximum allowable height, the excess water cannot be drained completely. It is necessary to disconnect the drain hose and lay it as low as possible. To capture the water, you can use a shallow container e.g. a basin.

TROUBLESHOOTING

You can remove most of the minor malfunctions by yourself, there is no need to call the service centre. The following overview will help you find the causes of occurring errors.

Defect description Possible cause Solution
The appliance does not work	Faulty circuit breaker	Check the circuit breaker in the switchboard if it is in working condition. Unplug all other appliances that are connected to the same circuit.
	The power cord plug is not plugged in the wall outlet.	Make sure the appliance is switched on and the door is closed.Check the connection of the cord.
	Low water pressure	Make sure the water supply is open and the inlet hose is tightly connected to the water supply tap or the hose is not bent.
	Door is not closed properly. Make sure that the door is closed tightly.
Water is not pumped out of the appliance.	Broken drain hose Check the drain hose.
	Filter is clogged	Check the coarse filter (see „Cleaning the filter system“)
	Drainage is clogged	Check the drainage. If the drainage is clogged, clean it.Before contacting a qualified electrician disconnect the drain hose from the drainage and make sure water flows out of the drain hose. To catch water from the drain hose use e.g. a bucket or some other larger container.
Soapy water in the appliance interior	Unsuitable detergent or spilled rinse aid.	Use only detergent designed for use in dishwashers. If there is a soapy foam in the interior, leave the appliance open to let the foam evaporate. Pour 4.5 litres of cold water into the washing area, close the appliance and then pump out the water. Repeat the process if needed. Spilled rinse aid always wipe off as soon as possible.
	Spilled rinse aid	Spilled rinse aid always wipe off as soon as possible.
Stains in the washing area	Coloured detergent has been used	Do not use detergents with dye.
White film on the inner surface of the dishwasher.	Sedimentary minerals	Use a damp sponge with a cleaning agent and put on rubber gloves. Never use any other cleaning agents than for dishwashers.
Stains on cutlery	Used cutlery is not corrosion resistant
	The appliance was not turned on after the salt was added in the dishwasher. Pieces of salt got in the washing cycle	After adding salt,alwaysrun a quick wash cycle without dishware loaded.
	Loose cover of the softener container	Check the softener container cover and make sure it is properly tightened.
Knocking sound in the interior of the appliance during running washing program	The lower or upper spray arm is blocked by dishes or food remains	Pause the program, check the arrangement of dishes or rearrange the dishes and if necessary, clean the spray arm.
Rattling sound in the interior of the appliance during running washing program	During the running washing program Dishes move freely inside the appliance	Pause the program and rearrange the dishes to avoid spontaneous releasing of the dishes during the washing program.
Knocking noise in water pipes	It may be caused by the cross-section of the pipes.	The knocking noise does not influence the dishwasher. If you have doubts, consult it with a qualified professional.
The detergent dispenser cover cannot be closed	The dispenser is overfilled. Remove the excess amount of detergent.
	The mechanism is blocked by the detergent residues.	Clean the closing mechanism of the detergent dispenser.
Dishes are dirty	The dishes were not arranged properly	See "Loading dishware".
	The selected washing program was not strong enough	Select more intensive washing program.
	Insufficient amount of detergent	Use more detergent.
	The arm is blocked by dishes or food remains.	Check the dishes and clean the spray arm if needed.
	It is possible the filter is inserted improperly. Blockage of the arms may occur.	Clean or insert the filter properly. Clean the spray arms (see "Cleaning the spray arms").
Stains on glass	Combination of soft water and too much of detergents.	Use smaller amount of detergent and for washing glasses select the shortest washing cycle if water in your area is soft.
Black or grey stains on the dishes	Aluminium cutlery has touched the dishes during the washing cycle.	Use a gentle abrasive agent to clean such stains. Do not put this agent into the dishwasher!!!
Dishes are moist	Dishes were loaded improperly	See „Loading dishware“.
	Insufficient amount of rinse aid	Use more rinse aid.
	You unload the dishes too soon.	Do not unload the dishes immediately after the washing program is done. Open the door slightly to allow the excess steam to escape. Start unloading when the dishes are almost cold to the touch. Always unload the lower rack first and then the upper rack to prevent the excess water from the upper rack flowing down onto the dishes in the lower rack.
	Wrong washing program was selected	The short washing program is less effective than the long programs and the temperature is also lower. Select longer washing program.
	Cutlery with wooden handle	Draining water from these is more difficult. This type of cutlery is not suitable for washing in the dishwasher.

ERROR MASSAGE

In case of failure, the display shows the error code.

Code	Description of error Possible cause
E1	Filling the dishwasher with water takes too long.	Check the water supply (tap is not opened, the water supply is limited, water pressure is too low).
E3	Dishwasher does not reach the set temperature.	Heating element malfunction.
E4	Dishwasher is overflowing	Too much inflowing water. Check the water supply pressure.
E8	Water inlet valve malfunction	Contact a qualified expert or a service.
E9	Button pressed for more than 30 seconds	There is a problem with the water supply, or a defective button.
Ed Washing control system fail. PCB or motor fail.
Ec	Failure of communication between main PCB with display PCB.	Open circuit or break wiring for the communication.

Note:

• In case of overflowing turn off the main water supply and then contact the service.
- Before restarting the appliance, remove the excess water from the interior of the appliance.

DIMENSIONS

Height (H) 815 mm

Width (W) 598 mm

Depth (D1) 550 mm (with door closed)

Depth (D2) 1 150 mm (with door open up to 90 °)

EXAMPLE OF LOADING DISHWARE

Upper rack Lower rack

Number Item Number Item
1 Cups 8 Dinner plates
2 Saucers 9 Soup plates
3 Glasses 10 Oval platter
4	Mugs	11	Melamine dessert plates
5	Small pot	12	Melamine bowls
6	Oven pot	13	Glass bowl
7 Dessert plates	14 Dessert bowls

Cutlery basket

Silhouette of various kitchen utensils and a square base (no text or symbols)

POSITIONING OF THE CUTLERY BASKET

Position 1- Set the left side of the basket to the lower position, the left side is flat, right side is skewed.

Position 2 – Set the left side of the basket to the lower position, the left side is flat, right side is skewed.

Diagram showing two steps of grid meshing or structural deformation, with no visible text or symbols.

Position 3 – Lift the left side of the basket upwards, both sides of the baskets are flat.

Diagram showing two views of a grid-patterned structure before and after modification, with no visible text or symbols.

Position 4 – Move the right side of the basket from right to left, baskets are overlapping.

Two-step diagram showing a grid structure before and after modification, with no visible text or symbols.

Two-step diagram showing a grid-patterned rack system before and after processing, with an upward arrow indicating the process (no text or symbols present)

Note:

- The left side of the basket cannot be completely removed. You can only remove the right side.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

• Prefer recycling of packaging materials and old appliances.
• Packaging materials may be disposed of as sorted waste.
• Dispose the plastic bags made of polyethylene (PE) of as sorted waste.

Recycling of the appliance at the end of its lifespan:

This appliance is labelled in accordance with European Directive 2012/19/EU concerning used electrical and electronic appliances (waste electrical and electronic equipment - WEEE). The symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste. It is necessary to take it to a container park for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring the correct disposal of this appliance you will help prevent potential negative consequences to the environment and human health, which could otherwise result from inappropriate disposal of this product. Disposal must be performed in accordance to the regulations for waste disposal. For more detailed information about recycling of this appliance see the authorized local office or service for household waste disposal or the shop, where you purchased the appliance.

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