BOMANN GSPE 7414 TI, Instruction Manual

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not fully dissolve in programs with short running time
and low water temperature and thus does not reach
their full productive efficiency. To ensure the com-
plete removal of detergent residues, we recommend
choosing rinse programs with long running times and
high-water temperature. Always follow the manufac-
turer's instructions!
Fill in the detergent
NOTE:

Always add the detergent just before starting the
rinse cycle, otherwise it could get damp and will
not dissolve properly.

You’ll find information about the amount of deter-
gent for the respective programs in the „Program
table“.
Note that depending on the degree of soil-
ing and water hardness differences are possible.

At the end of the rinse cycle the detergent dis-
penser must be empty.
The dispenser must be refilled before the start of
each rinse cycle according to the instructions in the
"Program table".

Press the release button to open the dispenser.
A
Chamber of detergent in powder form for the
main rinse
B Chamber of detergent for the pre-rinse /
Chamber for detergent in tablet form

The main rinse chamber must be filled at least up
to the marking MIN
.

Add with heavily soiled dishes an additional dose
of detergent in the chamber for the pre-rinse.

Close the dispenser. Make sure that the lid locks
into place.
Loading the Dishwasher
CAUTION:
Only rinse such dishes and cutlery in the dishwasher,
which is expressly marked as "dishwasher resistant".
NOTE:

Remove gross scraps of food and soak burnt
leftovers. Pre-rinse under running water is not
necessary.

Do not overload! This is important for adequate
cleaning results and reasonable energy consump-
tion.

Very small items should not be rinsed in the ap-
pliance, as they could easily fall out of the bas-
kets.
For rinsing in the dishwasher the following cutlery
and dishes..
..are not suitable:
-
Cutlery with hand pieces of wood, porcelain
mother of pearl
-
Plastic items that are not heat resistant
-
Older cutlery with glued parts that are not temper-
ature resistant
-
Bonded cutlery items or dishes
-
Pewter or cooper items
-
Crystal glass
-
Steel items subject to rusting
-
Wooden platters
-
Items made from synthetic fibres
..are limited suitable:
-
some types of glasses can become dull after
many washes
-
silver and aluminum parts tend to discolor during
washing
-
Glazed patterns may fade if machine washed
frequently