Model EDW242C Operating Instructions

CONTROL PANEL

Programs

	1 Soak & Hold				3 Normal
	2 Light			4 Pots & Pans
On / Off							PROGRAMS START
		1	2	3		4	ON

ENGLISH

On / Off Button

Indicator program lights

Program Button

Start Button

ON/OFF BUTTON

Press the this button, “The LED corresponding to the last wash cycle performed lights up”

INDICATOR PROGRAM LIGHTS

The ON lights indicate which cycle is currently in progress.

PROGRAM BUTTON

When you press the button for the first time, you confirm the wash cycle that corresponds to the flashing LED. The next time you press the button, the LED of the program that corresponds to the wash cycle you intend to select will light up. At the end of the cycle, the selected program flashes.Select the program which you believe is best suited to the types of dishes which need to be washed.

START BUTTON

Press button with the appliance door shut, the wash cycle will start and the LED on the button itself will light up.

INDICATOR “ON” LIGHTS

The light to indicate the power is on.

CANCELLING A PROGRAM

To modify a wash cycle in progress, you must press the Start button for approximately 6 seconds; subsequently, the LED of the selected program begins to flash. The RESET phase will end when the Start button LED goes off. At this point, the appliance is ready to be set again.

If you forget to put a dish in, you can interrupt the wash cycle (preferably only if it hasn’t been running for long) by pressing the Start button which then flashes; open the appliance door and place the dish inside. To restart the appliance, close the door and press the Start button again; the cycle will resume from the point in which it was interrupted. To repeat the same cycle, press the program button and then the Start button.

Before you restart the unit, make sure the detergent dispenser is still closed; otherwise, you will have to add detergent. (Please note that if the program has run beyond the fill phase, the water will be pumped out.)

EDW242C PROGRAMS

	Wash	Rinse
Wash	Temps (° F)	Temp
Program	Normal	(° F)	Recommended Loads

Soak (& hold)	House		For extra-heavily soiled loads that require a
			presoak, such as pans or baked-on casseroles
Light	105	105	Light soiled loads

Normal	130	130	Normally soiled loads
Pots & Pans	150	140	Heavily soiled loads, such as pans or casseroles