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12/ CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE

Fig. 15

The filtration system consists of several 
elements:

--

The waste filter

--  

The large main filter

--  

The micro filter

The filters are located in the centre of the tub
and must be washed regularly to obtain opti-
mum washing results.

Actions :

Before removing the filters, remove any

waste on the large main filter 

with a

sponge so that the waste does not block the
sprinkler arms. Rotate the spray arm as
shown in the drawing. (Fig. 14)

Loosen the waste filter a quarter of a turn

and then remove it 

Remove the main filter 

Remove the micro filter

Carefully clean filters

,

and

under running water (Fig. 15)

Re-installation:

Proceed in reverse order, inserting filters 
and and 

then 

Important :

Remember to lock the waste filter 

in place by pushing it in fully and turning it a
quarter turn.

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• CLEANING THE WASTE FILTERS

Fig. 14

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11/ PROGRAMMING

Advice :

Consult the Programmes table on the preceding pages to determine the programme you

need for the type of items, the quantity and the amount of food residue.

End of programme

Remaining time

Programme length

Waiting for delayed start

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45°C

70°C

65°C

55°C

45°C

BLANCO

Fig. 02

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• 

Immediate programme start

Press “O

On

n/Off” 

, to switch on your appliance

and select your programme by pressing one
button

or the other or the Automatic

programme by pressing the “AUTO” button.

— When a programme is selected, the associa-
ted light illuminates.
Press 

“Start/C” 

, the “In progress” 

light illuminates. Close the door and the pro-
gramme starts.

A short audible signal (beep) confirm the but-
ton’s selection, except for the “On/Off” button.

• 

Delayed programme start

Delay your programme by 1 to 12 hours by
keeping on briefly pressing, or holding down,
the 

“Delayed Start”

button, as you prefer.

Confirm 

by pressing 

“Start/C”

.

The screen counts down the hours until the
programme starts.

Cancelling a programme

Hold down the “Start/C

C” 

button for a few

seconds.

Stopping the appliance

When the programme has finished, press the
“On/

Off

” button 

.

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Summary of Contents for BFD9XP

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Dishwasher BLANCO BFD9XP Free Standing Dishwasher BSD9XP Semi Intergated Dishwasher...

Page 2: ..._________________________________ 10 For multi purpose products ________________________________ 11 6 LOADING OF REGENERATING SALT __________________________ 12 7 LOADING OF RINSING PRODUCT __________...

Page 3: ...4 EN 1 FOR THE USER S ATTENTION Important Keep this user s manual with your appliance If the appliance is sold or transferred to someone else ensure that the manual is with it Please take note of thes...

Page 4: ...it indicates lack of regenerating salt Rinsing liquid When lit it indicates lack of rinsing product Multi purpose products lit shows you that the 4 1 feature is turned on and that the programmes are...

Page 5: ...ar on poor quality glasses or the risk of stainless items corro ding Important Follow the instructions in the user s manual and the recommendations on the multi purpose detergent s pack NB If in any d...

Page 6: ...dness press either arrow button several times the screen displays the level you have set The setting is validated automatically after 10 seconds if the SET button in not pressed again Pressing SET ena...

Page 7: ...for providing a good wash without marks It regenerates the resins that soften the water by removing its lime content unless the mains water supply is soft enough Refer to Setting the water sof tener I...

Page 8: ...eight and the basket is horizontal Cutlery basket 8 YOUR DISHWASHER S EQUIPMENT Arrange your items so that the water can cir culate freely and spray over all the utensils Place large diameter dishes a...

Page 9: ...rware from other metals using the separation grill THE CUTLERY BASKET Fig 13 The cutlery basket slides to allow flexible loading It can be placed anywhere in the lower basket You can therefore make a...

Page 10: ...s and prioritises energy savings Pre wash Pre wash 100 130 17 19 l 1 4 1 6 kWh 110 145 12 1 15 l 0 57 1 3 kWh 30 11 l 0 8 kWh 15 4 5 l 0 02 kWh I In nt te en ns si iv ve e Air Drying Resistant V Ve er...

Page 11: ...Programmes table on the preceding pages to determine the programme you need for the type of items the quantity and the amount of food residue End of programme Remaining time Programme length Waiting...

Page 12: ...tom section above the front feet Fit a temporary wooden panel on the appliance and adjust the springs The door catches when closing Appliance not stable Door not centred on the tub Adjust the feet Re...

Page 13: ...le Causes What to do Food traces and deposits in the glasses Items poorly arranged mas ked by another larger item or situated underneath it items nested or jammed together Upper spray arm blocked by c...

Page 14: ...ectly 13 IF OPERATING ABNORMALITIES OCCUR POOR WASHING RESULTS Problem Possible Causes What to do White marks identify what type Chalky film removable with vinegar Traces of salt items have a salty ta...

Page 15: ...ndications on next page with one or two side shelves without stemmed glass support and with 5 cup saucer supports 4 for 13 saucers 1 for 2 cups NO Setting for upper basket Low position Dosage of deter...

Page 16: ...OK K N NO OK K O OK K 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 1 2 2 5 5 5 1 1 1 5 3 3 3 5 5 5 2 2 1 4 4 4 15 INDICATIONS FOR THE TESTING LABORATORIES AS NZS LOAD A C B 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3...

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