WP 600 - Dishwasher Modena - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL WP 600 Modena

DISHWASHER MANUAL AND WARRANTY CARD

04/17

PETUNJUK DAN PANDUAN PEMAKAIAN MESIN PENCUCI PIRING (DISHWASHER) MODENA

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CATATAN:

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Keranjang Bawah
Tipe	Item
F	Piring Sup
G	Mangkuk
H	Piring Nasi
I	Piring Kue
J	Piring Oval

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Tipe	Item
1	Sendok Teh
2	Sendok Kue/Puding
3	Sendok Sup
4	Garpu
5	Pisau Makan
6	Garpu Saji
7	Sendok Saji

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Pemeliharaan

INSTRUCTION AND GUIDE TO USING MODENA DISWASHER

Thank you for your trust and decision to buy MODENA product and make it a part of your modern family's needs and lifestyle. The stylish and advanced design in each product is an elegant combination for your daily household activities.

This book contains various matters regarding dishwasher, from its method of usage, maintenance, various professional features of the product down to its trouble-shooting. As a manufacturer of user friendly home appliances, we thrive to simplify the description in this manual to facilitate the users.

In order for this dishwasher to perform normally for an extended period of time, we highly recommend not only the buyer to hold onto this manual, but also those who wish to operate the product optimally to maintain its service period and quality. This manual is recommended for use by anyone who operates the dishwasher.

We also provide a customer care service for MODENA users as well as other support information on our official website www.modena.co.id. Please contact us if you have other questions regarding the dishwasher.

Enjoy your daily activities, we hope that our products may provide the best services to your family.

MODENA

CONTENTS PAGE.

• Introduction 23
• Part 1 : Name of Part 25
• Part 2 : Installation 25
• Part 3 : How to Use 28
• Part 4 : Maintenance 38
• Part 5 : Precaution Action 40
• Part 6 : Problem & Solution 42
• Part 7 : Specification 44

Part 1: Name of Part

WP 600

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

\* Front side

1. Upper basket
2. Arm Spray
3. Bottom basket
4. Salt container /water softener.
5. Filter.
6. Detergent dispenser.
7. Dispenser rinse aid.
8. Cutlery basket.
9. Glass Buffer.

* Features and completeness depends on the type of products

Part 2: Installation

Please read the manual carefully: This manual contains the information that provided for your safety. You MUST read them carefully before installing or using this appliance.

When transferring the unit, always makes sure the upright position, when absolutely had to please try to move the side to the rear.

Placement and tightening (leveling)

1. Check your units whether have any damage due to transport. Never connect a damaged machine. If the unit is damaged, contact the service center of Modena.
2. Check whether the unit is installed properly so the sides or the rear panel attached to adjacent cabinets or even with the wall. This tool can also be mounted on the bottom of a single kitchen table.
3. Put the unit on a solid and flat floor. If the floor is uneven, adjustable the height of front feet of the unit until the unit is stable (the unit slope should not exceed 2 degrees). If the unit has been set correctly, the unit will be more stable and reduce the possibility of moving due to vibration.

Connecting the water and electricity sources

Connecting to the water source and the power source must be performed by a qualified technician.

Make sure the unit is installed above the water hose or power cord.

The unit must be connected to a water source using a new pipe. Do not use old pipe.

Connecting the water inlet hose

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Connect the cold water hose with a threaded connector to (3/4 inch) and make sure it is properly installed and tight. If the drains are new or unused for long periods of time, then turn on the water first until the channel is clean, it aims to avoid blockage and damage to the unit caused by dirty water.

Connect the water outlet hose (drain hose)

max1100mm min120mm minø40mm min500mm

Attach the drain hose of the unit to pipe / home sewer, make sure it is not bent or pinch.

If the hose length is not long enough, then use additional hose with the same materials and quality. It must be remembered that the length of the hose should not more than 4 meter connection either with or without a connection. If the drain hose is more than 4 meters it could lead to the plates and other tableware washed less clean. Make sure the drain hose is properly installed and secured in the plumbing/ sewer.

Connecting to the power source

Before installing the power cord to the power source, make sure that:

• The power outlet is at ground / earth with the appropriate current.
• The power outlet can hold a maximum load of unit.
• The power outlet is appropriate with the mains unit, if it does not fit contact a qualified technician to replace it. Do not use a cable connector or socket along with the other unit.
• Once the unit is installed, the power cords and plugs should be easy accessible.
• Make sure the cable is not bent or pinched.
• If the power cord is damage it must be replaced with a cable that has the same qualifications, contact a technician for installation, this is to avoid the danger that can be caused.
• The Company is not responsible for any accidents caused because of not following these instructions.

Suggestion for the first time use

Before you operate the unit for the first time, fill in the salt container with the special salt for the dishwasher as much as 2 Kg (see how to fill the salt and rinse aid). It is normal if there is a little flood water and salt indicator lights remain lit for a few cycles after filling the salt.

Put / install the unit

Install the unit at desired place. Put the backside of the unit against the wall behinds it and the sides on the wall or closet nearby. This dishwasher is equipped with water hose inlet and outlet that can be positioned to the right or the left to facilitate mounting in the right position.

Adjust the height of Units

At the time of installation, to set the height of the unit can be done by turning the foot inward or outward of the unit (the slope of the unit should not be more than 2 degrees).

Note: Legs can be set with a maximum height of 20 mm.

Remove the excess water from the hose

If the sink height is 1000 mm from the floor, the excess water in hose can not be discharged directly into the sink. The waste water should be stored in tubs or other containers that are placed in the lower position of the sink height.

Drainage

Connect the drain hose. Drain hose must be installed correctly and tight to prevent the leakage. Make sure that the inlet and outlet of water hose is not squashed or bent.

Extension / connection Hose

If needed to extend the hose, be sure to use the hose with the same quality and material. Hose length should not more than 4 meters, if not the quality of the wash will be reduced.

Sewer

The minimum height of the drain is 50 cm to a maximum of 100 cm from the unit base. Tighten the drain hose using hose clips.

Starting to operate the dishwasher

Before starting to operate the unit, check the following things:

1. The unit has been steadily installed
2. The water channel has been opened
3. There is no leakage at the connection
4. The cable has been installed tightly
5. The electric power is on
6. The hose water already in position in and out is not pinched or bent.
7. The entire packing material has been removed from the unit

Part 3: How to Use

Control Panel

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1. Power Button: To turn on or turn off the engine.

2.. Delay time: Press the delay time once the waiting time will be active for 3 hours, press twice to activate the waiting time of 6 hours, press three times the waiting time becomes to 9 hours. Press once again to cancel the delay time selection function.

1. The Start / Stop button: Press this button to activate or stop the dishwasher, the lights will turn on when the engine is started to active.

2. Rinse Aid Indicator Light: If the light is on indicating the rinse aid box should be refilled.

3. The Salt Indicator Light: Turns on when the softener / salt needs to be recharged.

4. Child Lock: To lock the function of dishwasher that has been selected, press and hold the INTENSIVE & ECO button simultaneously for about a second. INTENSIVE & ECO lamp will light up. To stop the child lock function repeat the above steps until the INTENSIVE & ECO light turn off.

5. Program button: To select a program press the program as needed.

1. Adjust water softener
2. Fill in the salt container with 500 ml of water and then enter the special salt for dishwasher.
3. Fill in the dispenser rinse aid.
4. Fill in detergent dispenser

A. Water softener.

Water softener must be set manually, use key regulator of water hardness. Water softener is designed to remove minerals and salts from the water source, which can lead to harmful and damaging effects on the operation of the appliance. The higher content of minerals and salts, the harder the water. Set softener according to the waterhardness in your area. You can ask the hardness of water to the region of your local water company.

Set the salt consumption.

The dishwasher is designed to use an amount of salt that can be set based on the hardness of the water used. It aims to optimize the use of the salt to regulate the use of salt can follow these steps:

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1. Remove the lid from the salt container.

2. In the salt container there is a circle with an arrow (see the next figure), if necessary turn the arrows anticlockwise with the sign "-" as a reference, to setup towards the "+" sign, based on the water hardness level to be used.

Recommended setting is based on the following scheme:

Water hardness.				Position	Consumption (Grams / cycle)	Autonomy (cycles/2kgs)
^ dH	^ fH	^ Clark	Mmol/l
0 ~10	0 ~17	0 ~12.5	0 ~1.7	/	0	/
10 ~25	17 ~44	12.5 ~31.3	1.7 ~4.4	-	20	60
25 ~ 50	44 ~ 89	31.3 ~ 62.5	4.4 ~ 8.9	Mid	40	40
>50	>89	>62.5	>8.9	+	60	25

Contact your local water company for information on the hardness of the water in your house.

B. Fill in the Salt to the softener / Salt Container

Always use the salt that intended for dishwashers.

NOTE: If your dishwasher models do not have this feature, the following steps can be ignored.

WATER SOFTENER

The water hardness is different in each place. If the hard water used in dishwasher, it will cause sediment on dishes and other tableware. The unit is equipped with a special softener that uses the salt that specifically designed to eliminate the lime and minerals in the water.

Salt container is located below the bottom of the basket, follow the instructions below for the charging process:

Attention!!!

Only use the salt intended for dishwashers! Other types of salt that are not intended for the use of the dishwasher, especially table salt, will damage the water softener. The Company does not provide warranty coverage, if any damage caused by it.

Fill the salt container with special dishwasher salt before washing program is complete operate from one of the existing program, this will prevent the grains of salt or salty water that may have split, left at the bottom of the machine for a long time and can cause rust.

After the first round of washing the control panel light is off.

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F. Remove the bottom basket and remove the salt container by turning it counter-clockwise.(1).

G. If you fill the salt container for the first time, fill in 2/3 volume with water (about 500ml).

H. Put a funnel (in the packing) to the salt container and fill in approximately 2kg of salt. If there was a little water coming out of salt container, this is normal.

I. Replace the cover carefully.

J. Usually, the salt warning light will be off 2-6 days after the salt container filled.

Note:

1. The salt container should be filled when the salt container warning light is on. Although the salt container is fully filled, the indicator light may not be off before the salt is completely dissolved. If there is no salt container indicator light on the panel control (for selected models), you can estimate when to fill in the salt / softener based on the number of rounds that the process has been started (see the previous scheme of salt consumption).

2. If there is a spill of salt, the soak program could be run to clean it.

C. Filling the Rinse Aid Place

Rinse aid function

Rinse aid automatically added during the last rinse, ensuring thorough rinsing and dry with no stains and dirt layers.

Attention!

Only use branded rinse aid for dishwashers. Never fill the dispenser with other substances (eg dishwasher cleaning agent, liquid detergent). This would damage the appliance.

Dispenser charging time

If there are no warning lights on the control panel, you can estimate the amount of rinse aid by the color in the glass level indicator "D" that located on the cap / hole. Rinse aid when the box is full, the hole will be dark / closed. As reduction in rinse aid, the dark point on the holes size is also smaller. Make sure the rinse aid is never less than 14 full.

As the rinse aid reduce, the size of dark spots on rinse aid pit indicators also changed as illustrated below:

Full.

3/4 Full

12 Full.

14 Full – must be filled to reduce the spot.

Empty.

D (Rinse aid indicator)

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PLACE OF RINSE AID

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1. To open the rinse aid, turn the stopper / cap in the direction of the arrow "open" (left).
2. Pour the rinse aid into the container, be careful not to excess.
3. Replace the stopper / cap by aligning the arrow "open" and turn toward the arrow "closed" (right).

This dishwasher is designed to use rinse aid with the type of fluid. Rinse aid container is located inside (attached to door) next to the detergent.

To fill the rinse aid, open the lid and pour the rinses into it until the rinse aid indicator color completely dark. Rinse aid container capacity is about 140 ml.

Be careful when filling the rinse aid not to exceed the maximum limit, as it can cause excess foam.

Wipe the rinse aid spilled with a damp cloth. Do not forget to put the lid back before closing the door of rinse aid dishwasher.

Attention!!!

Clean rinse aid spilled during the filling using vacuum cloth to prevent excessive foam on the next wash.

Adjusting the Rinse Aid Container

Dispenser container has six dosing levels (position 1 minimum dosage, position 6 maximum dosage), always starting the dose setting to "2", if the stain is still there and no drying problems, increase the dose levels by moving the setting to the level of "3", if the result of the washing is not maximized then raise to the next level, until there is no more stain / spot on cutlery. Recommended dose is set at a level "4". (Dose set by the factory at position 4).

5 4 3 2 6 7 MAX

Level Control

NOTE: Raise the dose if still happen droplets or spots on the cutlery after washing. Reduce if there is a white coating that sticks to cutlery or visible bluish transparent layer on the tools made of glass, or the blade.

D. DETERGENT FUNCTION

Detergent serves to remove the stains, the stains that harden and running it through the dishwasher.

Only use the detergent specifically designed for dishwasher's use.

Various types of detergent

Concentrated Detergent

Based on its chemical composition, dishwasher detergents divided into 2 basic types:

- Conventional, alkaline detergents with caustic components

- Low alkaline concentrated detergents with natural enzymes

The use of "normal" washing program with concentrated detergent reduces the pollution and is good for your dishes; this washing program is specifically matched to the destruction of dirt on the nature of the enzyme in the detergent concentrates. Because of these reasons a "normal" washing program by using concentrated detergent can get the same results with results that can only be obtained by using the "intensive" program.

Detergent tablets with a different brand dissolve in different speeds. That is why some detergent tablets can not dissolve and wash thoroughly when operating a short run program. Therefore, use long programs when using detergent tablets, to ensure removal of traces of detergent thoroughly. Do not put detergent tablets inside the tub or cutlery basket because it will give poor washing results. Detergent tablet should be placed in the detergent dispenser.

Detergent container

Detergent must be filled before the start of each wash cycle according to the instructions shown in the washing table. This dishwasher uses less detergent and rinse aid when compared to a conventional dishwasher. In general, just one tablespoon of detergent is needed for a normal wash load of capacity. For heavier dirtiness level it takes more detergent. Always add the detergent before starting the wash, if not the result will be clean and not wet.

The amount of detergent used

NOTE:

If the lid is not already open: press the release button. Lid opens

Always put the detergent before starting each washing cycle. Only use branded detergent for dishwashers.

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NOTE:

1. If the lid is not already open: press the release button. Lid opens.
2. Always put the detergent before starting each washing cycle. Only use branded detergent for dishwashers.

WARNING! Dishwasher detergent is corrosive! Keep away from children.

Only use detergents specifically for dishwasher. Make sure the detergent in a dry and fresh condition. Do not put detergent into the dishwasher before it is ready for washing.

Fill in the detergent

Fill in the detergent container with the detergent.

1). The signs exist indicate the dosage levels, like the picture on the main detergent wash, "MIN" shows roughly 20g of detergent.

2). A place to put the detergent for pre-wash process, approximately 5g of detergent.

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Check the dosage and method of storage on the detergent pack.

Press the cover until it locks.

If the cutlery is very dirty, add the detergent dose in the pre-wash detergent box. This will give the effect of detergent during pre-wash phase.

NOTE:

Information regarding the amount of single process detergent you would have encountered at the end of the page. Please note the difference could occur depending on the level of dirtiness and water hardness.

Note the manufacturer's recommendations on the detergent pack.

Detergent

There are 3 detergent type

1. Detergent with phosphate and with klorin
2. Detergent with phosphate and without chlorine
3. Detergents without phosphate and without chlorine

Normally, a new non-phosphate detergent powder, so the water softener function of the phosphate is not given, in cases like this always fill in the salt in its container even if the level of hardness of water is only 6 dH, and if at the time of using detergents without phosphates on high water hardness cause white patches on the cutlery and glasses, then input more detergent for better results.

Detergents without chlorine only bleach slightly, strong and colored spots are not completely lost, in this case select the program with a higher temperature.

E. FILL IN THE DISHWASHER BASKET

To get the best performance out of the dishwasher, follow the instructions below to fill in the basket. Feature and display of basket and cutlery place may be different depending on the model.

The things to note before or after Fill in the Dishwasher Machine Basket

1. Dispose the food waste, soften the crust remnants of food in the pan. When laying plates and cutlery in the dishwasher, follow the following:
   A. Dishes and cutlery must not impede spray arm.
   B. Place the perforated objects, such as glasses, cups, pans, etc. with the opening facing down so that water does not accumulate in container.
   C. Plates and tools that have to be placed angle and should not be placed overlap with each other so that the surface exposed to water spray.
   D. Put the small objects in the cutlery basket.
2. Objects that are too small should not be washed using a dishwasher as it will easily fall from basket.
3. Plastic objects and pans with non-stick coating droplets have a tendency to hold the water droplets, these items will not dry as well as porcelain objects or steel.
4. Do not pull out the basket when the engine will start and or operate, operate the machine with the door open is a dangerous act.
5. Avoid pulling out the basket up and down simultaneously when filled.

Taking out the cutlery

To avoid the water droplets hit the bottom of the basket, we recommend to emptying the bottom basket first.

Fill in the Upper Basket

Upper basket is designed to accommodate the equipment such as glasses, coffee and tea cups, saucers, salad bowls, small bowls and shallow pans (as long as not too dirty). Adjust the position of cutlery and cookware so that all surfaces exposed to water spray and not moving because of the water spray.

Upper basket. IN A5 A10 B6 C12 B12 A1 A6 B1 C1 B7

Upper basket.
Type	Item
A	coffee and tea cups
B	Glasses
C	saucers
D	bowls
E	bowls
F	bowls

Set the Upper basket

If required, the height of the upper basket could be set to get more space for large equipment either at the basket and lower basket. The height of the basket is set by placing a different height on rail wheels that are available. And sharp objects such as knives or long meat knife should be placed horizontally in the basket blades that can be moved, such as the position on the back of the basket, so it will not hinder the rotation of the spray arms. Basket blade can be bent back or removed when not in use. Bottom basket. Soup plate. Rice plate. Cake plate. Oval plate.

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Fill in the bottom basket

Bottom basket is designed for saucepan, cover, plates, salad bowls, cutlery, and others. Plate and lid should be placed on the side of the basket to make sure not obstruct the upper arm spray. The hollow pot is placed at an angle so water can flow. The two rows behind the basket below the buffer can easily be degraded so that you can put the pots and bowls.

Bottom basket I₁₂ F H F₁₂ ← F₆ H₁₂ ← H₃ I₁₁ G I₁₀ ← F F₄ ← F₇ I₉ ← I

bottom basket
Type	Item
G	Soup plate
H	Rice plate
I	Cake plate
J	Oval plate.

Bottom shelf Fold In Basket

Folding rack found in the bottom basket, consists of two parts that are made to facilitate the placement of bulky items, such as a saucepan, wok etc.. Follow the instructions below to fold up and restore the position of the rack:

• Draw up a bit and let it face down (see picture).
• To return to the center position, simply pull back.

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Basket / Cutlery Rack

Fork and spoon should be placed in the cutlery basket can be moved with stem facing down and the blade with handle facing up. If a place has a cutlery basket section sides, the spoon should be placed in the hole available one by one. Especially for the equipment with the length with a horizontal position placed at the front of the basket.

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Basket / Cutlery Rack
Type	Items
1	Tea spoon.
2	Cake / pudding spoon.
3	Soup spoon
4	Fork.
5	Table knife.
6	Serving fork.
7	Serving spoon
8	Soup spoon

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Door

Not suitable for washing the utensils / plates of the following with the dishwash

• Cutlery made of wood handle, horn, pottery, or pearls.
• Plastic objects that can not resist the heat.
• The cutlery with parts that do not resist the heat.
• Plates / cutlery parts stored.
• The objects of pewter and copper.
• Glass Crystal.
• The objects of steel that can rusty.
• Wood plate. Large of objects that made of synthetic fiber.

WARNING !!!

Do not let the equipment washed out to the bottom part.

Little fit.

• Several types of objects made of glass can be frosted after being washed many times.
• Aluminum parts and silver has a tendency blackened during the washing.
• Layered patterns may fade if washed frequently.

NOTE:

• Do not put the dirty cutlery caused by cigarette ash, candle wax, varnish or paint. If you buy tableware make sure the cutlery can be washed using dishwasher.
  NOTE: The following matters are necessary to get good results and reasons of energy consumption.
• Do not exceed the specified capacity. This unit is designed for 12 standard sized cutlery.
• Do not use this unit to wash the cutlery that can not be washed by using a dishwasher.

Put the cutlery and plates

Before putting plates in the dishwasher, you should:

- Throw away the leftovers.

- Soften the crust remnants of food in the pan.

When putting the plates and cutlery, consider:

• Dishes and cutlery must not impede the spray arm.
• Place the perforated objects, such as glasses, cups, pans, etc. with the opening facing down so that water does not collect in the container.
• Dishes and tools should not be placed inside and cover one another.
• In order to avoid damage, the glass should not be touched.
• Put small objects in the cutlery basket.
• Put large-sized objects that are difficult to wash at the bottom of the basket.
• Upper basket is designed for objects that are lighter and easier to clean as glass, tea cups and coffee mugs.

Attention!

Long edge blade that placed in an upright position can be dangerous!

And sharp objects such as knives or long meat knife should lie flat on the upper of the basket. Be careful when inserting or removing sharp objects such as knives.

Damage to glasses and other tableware

Possible causes:

• Type of glass or manufacturing process. The chemical composition of the water contained in detergent.
• Temperature and duration of the selected program.

Recommendation:

• Use the glassware or cutlery that has been flagged by the manufacturer that the product safely washed with a dishwasher.
• Use a mild detergent for tableware. If needed refer to the information that provided by the manufacturer.
• Select the program with a low temperature.
• To prevent damage, remove glasses or eating utensils as soon as possible after the wash program has been completed.

At the end of the washing program

When the wash cycle has stopped, buzzer / alarm will sound 6 times, then stopped. Turn off the unit by pressing the On / Off button, turn off the water supply and open the door of the machine. Wait for a few minutes before removing tableware, so that the tableware will be cold and the dryer would be better. Hot plates can easily broken. Therefore allow it to cool before take them out. Empty the lower basket first and then the upper basket, this will prevent water droplets from the basket override the plates under the basket.

When the washing program has finished, it is recommended to remove the dishwasher plug and turn off the water faucet.

F. Run a wash program

Table of washing cycle

Program	Specification	Cycle	Detergent Pre / Main	Time (min)	Energy (kWh)	Water (L)
Intensive	Washing program for heavily dirty tableware such as the pan, tableware with lids, cutlery and tableware with dried food stains.	Pre-wash Rinse Main wash (60°C) Hot Rinse Drying	5/25g	168	1.30	14
*Normal	Daily washing cycle for equipment with a normal amount of impurities such as pans, glasses etc.	Pre-wash Rinse Main wash (50°C) Hot Rinse Drying	5/25g	153	1.05	14
Eco	For equipment with light dirty such as plates, cups, bowls and pan that are not too dirty.	Pre-wash Main wash (45°C) Hot Rinse Drying	5/25g	123	0.85	11
Crystal	Economical and quick wash program for appliances that are susceptible to high temperatures.	Pre-wash Main wash (40°C) Hot Rinse Drying	5/25g	126	0.80	11
Rapid	quick washing for the cutlery with the level of light dirty and no need to dry it.	Main wash (40°C) Hot Rinse	5/25g	37	0.50	7
Pre-Rinse	For the cutlery to be washed / cleaned later.	Pre-wash		8	0.01	4

*This program at the time of testing, information for comparative testing accordance with the program as below:
- Capacity: 12 setting.
- The position of the basket on the low position.
- Rinse aid setting at level 5.

Starting a wash cycle

Pull out the bottom and upper basket, then place a plate and cutlery on the basket and insert the basket into the machine.

1. It is advisable to fill in the bottom of the basket first and then the upper basket (see section "FILL IN DISHWASHER BASKET"), fill the detergent in place (see section "salt, rinse aid and detergent").
2. Insert the power cord into the wall socket. Required power supply is 220V-240V AC 50 HZ, the specification of the outlet is 12 A 250 V AC 50HZ. Make sure the water supply has been opened with the maximum pressure. Close the door, press the ON / OFF button, press the "program" to select the "wash cycle". (see "Table of washing cycles"). Make sure the door has completely closed.

Note: The sound "click" will be heard indicating the door has completely closed. When the wash cycle has ended, you can turn off the unit by pressing the ON / OFF.

Changing the program

Reason: the washing cycle that may be changed is the wash cycle that has been running for a while. If the detergent has been given and the wash water has been cleared, if the cases like this then the detergent must be refilled (see the "fill in detergent").

Open the door and press the washing program that is currently running for more than 3 seconds to cancel the washing program, then you may change the desired program (see section "start the wash cycle"). Then close the door.

Note: If you open the washing machine when the program is running, the engine will be in a position "pause" and an alarm will sound, the display shows E1. When the door is closed again, the machine will return to work after 10 seconds.

6 light program shows the state of the machine:

a. All program lights off □ stand by condition.

b. One of the program lights lit □ wash cycle conditions were running.

c. One of the program lights flashing □ pause conditions

Note: If all the lights began to dim, it indicates that engine damage, before contacting service center, turn off the energy source and shut off the water supply first.

Adding plates or cutlery that left behind

You can add plates or cutlery in the dishwasher before the detergent open.

1. Open the door a little to stop the washing process.
2. After the arms spray stop, the door may be fully opened.
3. Put the dishes and cutlery that are left behind.
4. Close the door, the machine will return to work after 10 second.

WARNING!

It could be dangerous if you open the door during the washing process of the unit is running, because hot water may spray to you.

Turn off the dishwasher

Digital display will show "- -", at this time this program has been stopped.

1. Turn off the dishwasher by pressing ON/OFF.
2. Close the water tap.

Be careful when opening the door. Hot steam may come out when the door is opened!

• Plates in hot condition are very vulnerable to rupture. Allow the plates and cutlery for 15 minutes after completion of the washing process prior to take them out from the machine.
• Before the plates and cutlery were taken out from the dishwasher, open the door of the machine and let it open a little and wait a few minutes for the plates to cool and dry, and take them out.

Emptying the dishwasher

It is normal if the inside of the engines wet.

Empty the lower basket first and then the upper basket. This will prevent water droplets from the upper basket into the lower basket.

Part 4: Maintenance

Filtering System

Filters are used to prevent the leftovers and the objects that can enter into the pump. Sometimes the leftovers can clog the filter.

1 2 3

Filter consists of a coarse filter, a flat filter (main filter) and micro filter (fine filter)

4. Flat Fiter

The leftover and crumbs that accommodated on special filter at the bottom of arm spray.

5. Coarse filter

Big leftovers such as bones and other, which might clog the drain will be accommodated on a coarse filter.

To release the coarse filter press gently tap / lock located at the top of the filter and lift it up.

6. Micro filter

Micro filter accommodate the dirt and leftover residue and prevents it back to the plate and cutlery during the washing process.

- To avoid the clogging always check the filter of the machine after each use.

- By releasing the coarse filter, you may remove the filter system entirely. Dispose of any dirt and clean the filter with water.

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Step 1: Turn the coarse filter counter clockwise and lift it

Step 2: Remove the flat filter.

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Note: To remove the filter system above starting from step 1, while to replace the filter system start the steps above from step 2 then step 1.

Filter

For the best results, the filter should be clean. The filter is useful for removing food particles from the wash water, which is circulated back during the washing process. For those reasons dispose the food waste that deposited on the filter after each use and clean the machine filter under running water. To release the filter pull the glass filter up. Overall the filter should be cleaned at least once a week. Use a clean brush to clean the coarse filter and micro filter. Then reinstall the entire filter as shown above on the machine, put the filter in place and press down. Do not use the dishwasher without filters. The error in installation the filter can result in less maximum of washing results obtained, and can result in damage to the cutlery washed.

WARNING!

Never use the dishwasher without filters. When cleaning the filter, do not tap the filter when cleaning it because the filter can be deformed and lose its performance.

Cleaning the spray arms

It is important to periodically clean the spray arms from the chemical constituents of hard water that will clog the spray arm. To release the spray arm, turn the nut clockwise to release the washers on the top of the spray arm and remove the spray arm. Wash the spray arm with soap and warm water, use a soft brush to clean the spray. Replace the after rinsing.

Caring the Dishwashing Machine

To clean the control panel, use a soft damp cloth and wipe it until dry.

To clean the exterior, use an equipment polish with good quality. Do not use sharp objects, abrasive brushes or harsh cleaners on parts of this unit.

Cleaning the Door

To clean the sides of the door, use a soft cloth dampened with warm water. To prevent the entry of water into the lock and electrical components, do not use spray cleaners. Also, do not use abrasive cleaners or scouring brush on the outer surface as it will cause scratches or scars.

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Maintenance

- Every time finished the washing.

Every time finished using the machine, close the water supply and leave the door slightly open so the moisture and odor free from the machine.

- Disconnect the power cord.

To avoid the risk, before cleaning or performing the maintenance, always unplug the power cord from the outlet.

- Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.

To clean the exterior and rubber parts of the machine, do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners. To clean just use a cloth and warm water mixed with a mild soap. To remove stains or spots inside the machine, use a soft cloth dampened with water and white vinegar, or use special cleaning agent for dishwasher.

- Seal

One of factors that contributed to the smell is the leftover that inserted / trapped in part of the seal / rubber on the door, clean the seal / rubber on the door regularly.

- Move the dishwasher

When moving the engine makes sure the upright position, if have to tilt it towards backward.

- When on vacation

When on vacation, it is advisable to run the washing machine with an empty condition and then unplug the power cord from the outlet, close the water supply and leave the door open slightly. This is to avoid the seal closed too long and smells arise in machine.

CAUTION!

Plumbing and electrical equipment should be performed by a professional person

WARNING!
	Dangers of Electrical Shock!Disconnect the power before installing the machine. The error in the installation can result in electrical shock or death.

Part 5 : Precaution Action

SAFETY INFORMATION

WARNING!

Hydrogen gas explosion. On certain conditions: hydrogen gas can arise in hot water system that is not used for two weeks or more. HYDROGEN GAS is a gas that can explode. If the hot water system is not used for two weeks or more, before using the dishwasher, open all channels of closed hot water tap and let the water flow for several minutes. This will release the hydrogen gas collected.

WARNING! PROPERLY USE

• Do not sit or stand on the door or dishwasher basket.
• Do not touch or touch in rush part or the cutlery that is still hot.
• Do not operate the machine unless all the equipment has been installed correctly. Open the door very carefully if the machine is operating, because of the risk of the water spray out.
• Do not put any heavy thing or sit on the door of the machine when the door opens. Because the door may be broken / collapsed forward.

• At the time of filling for washing:

• Position the sharp objects so as not to damage the seal / rubber (seals the door.)

• Place the knife with the handle position above to avoid the dangerous risk.

• Warning: Knives and utensils with sharp edges should be placed in a position the sharp part facing down or lay down positioned.

• When use dishwasher machines, avoid contact with hot plastic utensils.

• Check whether the container element in a discharged condition after the wash cycle has finished.
• Do not washing the cutlery made of plastic materials unless there is a sign show that the equipment can be washed using a dishwasher or the like. For the plastic cutlery that does not have a check mark manufacturer's recommendations.
• Only use rinse aid detergent and specifically for automatic dishwashers. Never use soap detergent clothes.
• keep children away from detergent and rinse aid, keep children away from the dishwasher with the door open, there is still the possibility the detergent left inside..
• The children must be monitored so as not to play the buttons on the machine.
• This machine is designed to use by adults, supervised the children and people who have a mental disability for security.
• Dishwasher detergent is a strong alkali, hence can be dangerous if touch the skin or eyes.
• Do not let the door left open because it can not cause harm due to tripping.
• If the power cord is damaged, the cable must be replaced by a service agent with the same qualifications to avoid danger
• Dispose the packaging properly
• Use the dishwashers according to it function.
• During installation, do not let the power supply cord too high or bend.
• Do not spoil the control.
• The machine must be connected to the water resource using new hose, do not use old hoses.
• Make sure the carpet does not obstruct to open the lower base.
• Only used indoors.

ERROR CODE

When there is a malfunction that is not appropriate, then the screen monitor of the unit will display error code as a warning.

Code	Description	Possible Causes
LED1, LED2 blinking	Door open	Door open when the machine operate
LED1, LED4 blinking	The water channel enter	Incoming water line is not working
LED1, LED5 blinking	Sewer water	Drainage is not functioning
LED1, LED6 blinking	Temperature sensor	Temperature sensor is not functioning
LED2, LED3 blinking	Overflowing / leaking	Overflow occurs
LED2, LED4 blinking	Water leaks	Water leak
LED2, LED5 blinking	Telecommunications	Abnormal communication transmission
LED2, LED6 blinking	Heating element	Heating is not normal
LED3, LED4 blinking	Dry-fire	Heating element burned

LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 LED5 LED6

WARNING!

If overflow occurs, turn off the water supply source before contacting the service center. If there is water at the bottom of filling unit due to excess or slightly overflowed, the water must be removed / dried before restarting the machine.

Part 6 : Problem & Solution

Problem	Possible Cause	Solution
The machine is not working	Blown fuse, or the circuit breaker active	Replace fuse or reset the breaker settings. Disconnect all devices that use the same circuit breaker to this machine or the circuit breaker that active.
	The power is not turn on.	Make sure that the machine has been turned on, doors have been closed and the power cord properly connected to the outlet
	The water pressure is too low	Check the water sources that have been opened and the hose is connected correctly.
Drain pump does not stop	Overflowing water / flood.	The system is designed to be able to detect the occurrence of flood water. When overflow occurs the system will stop the circulation pumps and activate the dewatering / disposal pump.
Sound occur	Some of the voices sound normal	Sound comes from the detergent lid that open
	The equipment is not installed tight on the basket, or there is a small object in the basket	Make sure everything is installed properly and tight on the basket.
	Hum of the motor	The machine is not used on a regular basis, if you rarely use the dishwasher, always fill and draining it every week, this is to help keep the seal remains wet.
Foam in the tube	Not proper detergents	To avoid the foam just use dishwasher detergent. If the foam still happens open the machine door and let the foam evaporated, put cold water about 1 gallon (3.7 liters), close and lock the engine door, then start the washing cycle "pre-rinse" to drain the water, repeat if necessary
Stain inside the tube	Rinse agent spilled	Immediately clean whenever the rinse agent spills.
	Detergents that used contain dyes	Make sure that the detergent used does not contain dyes.
Plates and spoons that is not clean. Not suitable washing program.	Not suitable washing program.	Select the stronger washing program
	Improper charging the basket	Make sure that the detergent and spray arms are not blocked by large equipment
Spotting on glass and spoon	1. The water hardness is too high2. The inlet temperature low3. Filling the dishwasher too much4. Improper fill in5. Detergent expired6. Rinse the empty rinse agent7. Detergent dose selection is not proper.	To eliminate the spot from glass equipment.1. Remove the metal equipment from the machine.2. Do not enter the detergent3. Choose longer washing cycle.4. Turn on the dishwasher and allow about 18 to 22 minutes, then proceed to the main washing process.5. Open the door to pour 2 cups of white vinegar in the bottom of the machine.6. Close the door and let the machine finish the wash cycle. If the white vinegar does not work: Repeat the above section, replaced white vinegar with 1/4 cup (60 ml) of citric acid crystals / lime.
The tableware glass is not clear	The water mixed too soft and the put the detergent too much.	If water hardness is low / soft then reduce the use of detergents and select a shorter washing cycle.
Transparent layer yellow or brown colored inside the surface	Coffee or tea stains.	Use 1/2 cup of bleaching and 3 cups warm water to clean the stains by handAttention:Before cleaning this part, wait for 20 minutes after the washing cycle is complete so that the heating element cool, to avoid burns.
	Iron content in the water can cause a transparent layer.	Use special water filter.
Transparent layer on the surface white	Heavy mineral content in the water.	To clean the inside of the machine, use a damp sponge with dishwasher detergent and abrasive wear gloves. Never use other cleaning other than special dishwasher detergent to avoid the occurs of foam
The detergent cover can not be locked	The button is not in "Off" position	Turn the knob to position "Off" and slide the door lock to the left.
Detergent did not get out	Detergent blocked by the plate	Reset the placement of the plate on the basket.
Steam	This is a normal event	The vapor may arise due to the fan through the door latch during drying and empty / draining the water.
Black or gray spots on the plate.	The aluminum tableware is rubbing the plate.	Use a gentle cleanser to remove the sign.
Stagnant water from the bottom of the tube	This is a normal occurrence	A little clean water around the outlet tube is normal to lubricate the seals.
An overflow on the machine	Put too many cutlery in the dishwasher or the rinse aid spilled	Be careful not to fill the rinse aid excess. The spill of rinse aid can cause foam and easy excess to overflow. Wipe the spills with a damp cloth.
	Leveling of the machine has not been set.	Make sure the machine has adjustable the height and in a stable position and flat.

Part 7 : Specification

DISHWASHER	WP 600
Types	Freestanding
Washing capacity	12 place settings.
Color	Stainless (S)
Material from outside cabinet	Metal
Material from the cabinet	Stainless
Water overflow protection	Ya
Number of programs	6
Water pressure (Mpa)	0.04-1
Maximum washing temperature (Celsius)	60^
Normal washing time (minutes)	153
Light wash program	Ya
Delay start (hours)	3/6/9
The height of the legs is adjustable	Ya
The height of the baskets is adjustable	Ya
Water consumption (liter)	14
Maximum electrical power (Watt)	1850
Voltage (Volt)	220-240 V 50 Hz
Product dimensions (L x W x H) cm	60 x 60 x 85
Weight (Kg)	44

S = Stainless W = White B = Brown V = Silver G = Gray L = Black R = Mirror Specifications of this appliance may change without notice to improve the quality of the product. Figures in this manual are schematic and may not match your product exactly. Values stated on the machine labels or in the documentation accompanying it are obtained in laboratory in accordance with the relevant standards. Depending on operational and environmental conditions of the appliance, values may vary.

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