Additional options

Buzzer

A signal sounds at the end of a program and when a fault occurs.

The buzzer at the end of a program sounds four times in intervals with a brief break in between.

The buzzer for a fault sounds four times without pausing.

The buzzer is activated by default. It can be turned off, so it does not sound at the end of a program. The buzzer for a fault cannot be turned off.

￿Open the door.

￿Turn the dishwasher off with the ￿ button.

￿Press and hold the Program button and turn the dishwasher on simultaneously using the ￿ button. Keep the program button pressed for at least four seconds until the lower right program indicator lights up.

If it does not come on, start over.

￿Press the Program button four times briefly.

The "Intake/Drain indicator flashes 4 times at short intervals.

The sequence of flashing by the upper right program indicator shows whether the program end buzzer is turned on or off:

–upper right program indicator flashing: buzzer is turned on

–upper right program indicator is off: buzzer is turned off

￿To change the setting press the "Program" button (for at least one second) until the "Intake/Drain" indicator lights up.

￿Now press the Program button briefly.

The setting is saved immediately.

￿ Turn the dishwasher off with the ￿ button.

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G 5170, G 5175 specifications

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