Rinse aid |
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Only use rinse aid specifically intended |
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for dishwashers |
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| Rinse aid prevents water and calcium streaking on | |
| dishes and speeds up the drying process. It is advisable | |
| therefore to always ensure that there is an adequate | |
| amount of rinse aid in the dispenser. |
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| You can adjust the amount of rinse aid released during | |
C | a programme by turning the dispenser regulator ( | ) |
The regulator level may be set between 1 (minimum) | ||
| and 6 (maximum). |
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E | According to the cleanliness and drying results obtained, | |
| adjust the dose of rinse aid by means of the six position | |
| regulator. |
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| If lime marks appear select a lower setting. |
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| If water marks appear select a higher one. |
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| The machine is |
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| How to fill the rinse aid dispenser. |
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| Open the rinse aid container lid by pressing on the tab | |
Visual indicator | (see sketch 1) |
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| Fill the container with rinse aid to the "MAX" mark.. | |
| Close the lid ( ) A clicking sound will indicate that | |
| the lid is properly closed. |
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Dark:sufficient rinse aid | Remember to close the lid after every | |
Wipe up any spilt rinse aid. |
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| A sight glass allows inspection of the rinse aid level | |
| in the dispenser. If the rinse aid appears to be diluted | |
Light: add rinse aid | or is lighter in colour, it needs to be replenished. | |
| Loading |
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| The dishwasher has a twelve |
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| place setting capacity |
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Before loading any dishes remove large scraps of food thereby preventing the filters from blocking. Very dirty pots or frying pans should be soaked in water before they are placed in the dishwasher. This allows dirt to be removed more easily.
Load plates with the top facing forwards and cups and pans with the opening facing down.
