Q: How to adjust the feet of the HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C integrated dishwasher?

Before you begin: to properly adjust the feet of your HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C integrated dishwasher, you will need a Phillips screwdriver for the rear foot and a flat screwdriver for the front feet. A spirit level is also essential to check the horizontal alignment of the appliance. Location and identification of the feet: the dishwasher is equipped with three adjustable feet: one rear foot located in the middle of the base and two front feet located on each side. The rear foot is adjusted from the front of the dishwasher by turning a Phillips screw in the middle of the base. Adjusting the rear foot: insert a Phillips screwdriver into the screw in the middle of the base, on the front side of the dishwasher. Turn the screwdriver to lower or raise the rear foot depending on whether you want to tilt or straighten the appliance at the back. Adjusting the front feet: use a flat screwdriver and turn the two front feet until the dishwasher is completely horizontal. You can adjust each foot independently to achieve precise leveling. Checking the level: use a spirit level to check the horizontal alignment. First, place it on the door and the inner rail from front to back, then check on each side to ensure that the appliance is level in both directions. Importance of leveling: a properly leveled dishwasher is essential for the proper functioning of the dish rack and for optimal washing performance. It also prevents vibrations, noise, and water leaks. Final tip: when leveling, be careful not to tip the appliance. Adjustments should be made gradually to ensure the stability and balance of the dishwasher in its built-in cabinet.

Question 1

Why does my HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C dishwasher beep and go into error mode?

Accepted Answer

A beeping sound accompanied by switching to error mode generally indicates a problem detected by the appliance. Here are the most common causes and how to identify them:

Possible Causes and Diagnostics

1. Too long filling time ("Rapid" indicator blinks)

The dishwasher is not receiving enough water or too slowly.
Solutions:
- Check that the water supply tap is fully open
- Check that the water inlet hose is not kinked or blocked
- Check the water pressure of your installation (insufficient on some networks)

2. Temperature not reached ("Rapid" + "90 min" indicators blink)

The heating element is not functioning properly.
Solution: This fault requires intervention from a service technician.

3. Overflow/Leak detected ("ECO" indicator blinks)

An overflow sensor has detected a leak.
Emergency solution: Immediately close the water supply tap and contact a repair service.

4. Communication error ("ECO" + "Glasses" + "Rapid" indicators blink)

Problem with the electronic circuit or internal connections.
Solution: Request service intervention.

First Steps to Take

Observe which indicators are blinking (Rapid, ECO, Glasses, etc.) - this is crucial
Check that the water tap is fully open
Inspect the water inlet hose for kinks or blockages
Clean the filters and drainage area

If after these checks the problem persists or if indicators other than "Rapid" are blinking, it is recommended to contact an authorized technical service.

Question 2

What to do when water is stagnant in my HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C dishwasher?

Accepted Answer

If water is stagnant in your HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C dishwasher, several elements may be responsible. The problem usually comes from the filtration system, the drain hose, or excessive foam blocking the drainage. Here’s how to effectively identify and resolve this issue.

Start by checking and cleaning the filter, which is the filtration system located at the bottom of the tub. The pre-filter and the main filter catch small food debris, toothpicks, shards, and other foreign objects that can clog the system. To clean the filter: remove the bottom basket, take the pre-filter and turn it counterclockwise to release the assembly. Pull the filter upwards to remove it from the dishwasher. Rinse the filters under running water, and use a soft brush for a more thorough cleaning. Pull the fine filter downwards to separate it from the filter group. The pre-filter can be removed by gently pressing on the tabs at the top. Reassemble the filters in the reverse order by turning the filter group clockwise until it is closed. Caution: do not tighten the filters too much and ensure they are properly repositioned, otherwise large residues could block the system and damage the dishwasher.

Next, check the drain hose. Make sure it is not twisted, crushed, or stuck. The height of the drain hose should not exceed 1,000 mm; if it is higher, water may remain in the hose and will need to be drained manually into a bowl. Also, check that the hose is properly secured to avoid water leaks.

Another common issue is that the kitchen sink may be clogged. If the sink does not drain properly, the dishwasher will not be able to drain its water. In this case, you will need to call a plumber to unclog the sink before you can use the dishwasher again.

Excessive foam can also block the drainage. Only use a specific detergent for dishwashers. If foam has accumulated, close the dishwasher door and let the foam evaporate. Add 1 liter of cold water to the tub, close the door, select any cycle for the dishwasher to drain the water. Open the door once the draining phase is complete and check if the foam has disappeared. Repeat if necessary.

Also check that the dishwasher door is properly closed and that the appliance is powered on (fuse intact, circuit breaker activated, plug properly connected). The water supply must also be properly connected and the water tap open.

If the problem persists after these checks, the drain pump or the filtration system may be defective and require professional intervention.

Question 3

How to adjust the feet of the HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C integrated dishwasher?

Accepted Answer

Before you begin: to properly adjust the feet of your HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C integrated dishwasher, you will need a Phillips screwdriver for the rear foot and a flat screwdriver for the front feet. A spirit level is also essential to check the horizontal alignment of the appliance.

Location and identification of the feet: the dishwasher is equipped with three adjustable feet: one rear foot located in the middle of the base and two front feet located on each side. The rear foot is adjusted from the front of the dishwasher by turning a Phillips screw in the middle of the base.

Adjusting the rear foot: insert a Phillips screwdriver into the screw in the middle of the base, on the front side of the dishwasher. Turn the screwdriver to lower or raise the rear foot depending on whether you want to tilt or straighten the appliance at the back.

Adjusting the front feet: use a flat screwdriver and turn the two front feet until the dishwasher is completely horizontal. You can adjust each foot independently to achieve precise leveling.

Checking the level: use a spirit level to check the horizontal alignment. First, place it on the door and the inner rail from front to back, then check on each side to ensure that the appliance is level in both directions.

Importance of leveling: a properly leveled dishwasher is essential for the proper functioning of the dish rack and for optimal washing performance. It also prevents vibrations, noise, and water leaks.

Final tip: when leveling, be careful not to tip the appliance. Adjustments should be made gradually to ensure the stability and balance of the dishwasher in its built-in cabinet.

Question 4

How to properly load dishes in a HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C dishwasher?

Accepted Answer

To achieve optimal washing with your HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C dishwasher, it is essential to load the dishes properly according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Here’s how to do it correctly.

Prior preparation

Start by removing large food residues from plates and utensils. If some food is burnt, soften it by soaking it in water. Important: do not pre-rinse under running water, it is not necessary and can reduce the effectiveness of the program.

General loading principles

All items should be facing down or tilted so that water can drain freely.
For hollow items (cups, glasses, pots), position the opening downwards so that water does not accumulate inside.
Curved or recessed items should be loaded at an angle.
Dishes and cutlery should never be nested or stacked on top of each other.
Constantly check that the lower and upper spray arms can rotate freely without obstacles.
Do not overload the appliance: this is important for achieving optimal results and maintaining reasonable energy consumption.

Loading the upper basket

The upper basket is designed for more delicate and lightweight dishes. Place glasses, coffee or tea cups, saucers, as well as small bowls and shallow dishes that are not too dirty. Position each item stably so that it cannot be moved by the water jet. Glasses should be slightly tilted to promote water drainage and should never touch each other to avoid chipping.

Loading the lower basket

Use this basket for larger items that are more difficult to wash: pots, pans, lids, serving dishes, and salad bowls. Serving dishes and lids should be placed on the sides of the baskets to avoid blocking the rotation of the upper spray arm. Important: if you place plates in front of the detergent compartment, their diameter must not exceed 19 cm to avoid obstructing the opening of the compartment.

Storing cutlery

Cutlery should be placed in the dedicated compartment, separating them from each other. Always place sharp utensils (knives, carving knives) with the tip facing down for your safety and for better washing. Long knives should be positioned horizontally in the upper basket. Avoid grouping cutlery too closely, as this hinders washing performance. Ensure that no cutlery extends beyond the bottom of the basket.

Items not to put in the dishwasher

Some items should not be washed in your appliance: cutlery with wooden, horn, porcelain, or mother-of-pearl handles; plastic items not heat-resistant; antique cutlery with glued parts; glued dishes or cutlery; pewter or copper dishes; crystal glasses; items made of steel that may rust; and wooden dishes.

Unloading

At the end of the program, wait about 15 minutes before removing the dishes and glasses, as they will be hot. To prevent water from dripping from the upper basket onto the lower basket, start by emptying the lower basket first, then empty the upper basket.

Question 5

How to check the sensors of my HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C dishwasher?

Accepted Answer

To check the sensors of your HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C dishwasher, follow these steps safely and methodically:

1. Safety first

Always unplug your dishwasher from the electrical outlet before any intervention to avoid any risk of electrocution.

2. Locate the sensors

Sensors in a dishwasher may include water level, temperature, or dirt sensors. They are generally located inside the tub or near the water inlet system. To access them, it may be necessary to remove the front or top panel of the appliance using a screwdriver.

3. Visual inspection

Check that the sensors are not obstructed by residues or dirt.
Ensure that the electrical connections are secure and that no wires are damaged.
Look for any visible signs of damage on the sensors themselves.

4. Electrical testing of the sensors

If you have a multimeter, you can test the continuity of the sensors:

Set the multimeter to the ohmmeter function.
Disconnect the sensors from their connector.
Measure the resistance between the terminals of the sensor. An infinite or zero value may indicate a faulty sensor.

Note that the exact values may vary depending on the type of sensor, and it is helpful to have access to the specific electrical diagram of the model to correctly interpret the measurements.

5. Cleaning the sensors

If the sensors are dirty, gently clean them with a slightly damp soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive or corrosive products.

6. Reassembly and testing

After checking and cleaning, reassemble the panels and plug your dishwasher back in. Run a short cycle to check that the sensors are functioning correctly and that the dishwasher operates normally.

Important: If you are not comfortable with these manipulations or suspect a persistent malfunction, it is recommended to call a qualified professional to avoid any risk and ensure proper repair.

Question 6

Why does the ECO indicator remain lit during the washing cycle on the HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C dishwasher?

Accepted Answer

The ECO indicator that remains lit during the washing cycle on your HIGH ONE 10S49 D WAD929C dishwasher indicates that the appliance is operating in economical mode. This mode is designed to optimize water and energy consumption while ensuring effective cleaning.

Here are some important points to understand:

Cycle duration: The ECO mode may extend the washing duration as it uses lower temperatures and consumption to save energy.
Normal operation: It is normal for the ECO indicator to remain lit for the entire duration of the cycle if you have selected this mode.

However, if you notice that the cycle is abnormally long or that the dishwasher does not finish properly, you can check:

The filter: Ensure it is clean and clear to avoid obstructing water flow.
The washing arms: Check that they rotate freely and are not blocked by objects or debris.
The detergent: Use a suitable product and in sufficient quantity to ensure good washing efficiency.

In summary, the ECO indicator being lit during washing is normal in economical mode, but an excessively long or ineffective wash may require checking the mentioned elements.

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