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The soils used for the Japanese wash test is as follows:

I

TEM

F

OOD 

S

OIL

Q

UANTITY

Dinner Plate

10 Rice grain, fresh egg and curry

7

Medium Plate

Pork sauce

7

Small Plate

Bacon and Eggs

7

Miso Soup Bowl Miso Soup/10mm seaweed/3 spring onion

7

Rice Bowl

3 Rice grains

7

Tea Cups

Green Tea with leaves

7

Glasses

Milk

3

Glass

Tomato Juice

4

Chopstick

Rice – one grain

7

Knife

Pork Cutlet/Sauce & Bacon egg

7

Fork

Pork Cutlet/Sauce & Bacon egg

7

Spoon

 1 Rice grain, fresh egg and curry

7

Please note the racks have been modified for the Japanese market.  There are lots of small
items like rice and miso soup bowls, which need a special racking system.  At the time of
writing the racks and wash profiles are still under development.

Summary of Contents for DishDrawer DD603I Integrated

Page 1: ...THE DISHDRAWER BOOK DD603 I DS603 I ...

Page 2: ... hardness Water Hardness Maps United States United Kingdom Definition of water hardness in the different European Countries Germany Spain France Performance Issues Standards Australian Standard AS2007 1 European Standard EN50242 Consumer Union CU Japanese Standard Explanation of place settings Published results for wash and dry performance Energy Labelling Australia USA European Summary of the Ene...

Page 3: ...h everyday items in one drawer with a normal programme while the other drawer could be used for heavy duty items like pots and pans ENVIRONMENTALLY OUTSTANDING DishDrawer is kind on the environment minimising water energy and detergent use so it costs less to run It introduces the economical guilt free small load by using as little as 7 5l per drawer A single drawer or half a load means you save h...

Page 4: ...olt dc 70 5 Ohms 5 l min 1 3 US gal min 240Volt AC 120Volt AC 80 Volt DC 3 Phase 4200rpm 2300 2850rpm 8 0 1 Ohm per winding Detergent Dispenser P N526536 Rinse Aid Dispenser Standby Power DD603 DS603 24 volt dc 70 5 Ohms 10 grams 2tsp 20 grams 4tsp 30 grams 6tsp 5 gram pre rinse 10 gram pre rinse 24 Volt DC 70 5 Ohms 50 ml 1 7fl oz 25 reg Washes approx 3w NZ 2w USA 1 5w NZ 1w USA Temperature Senso...

Page 5: ...it indicates that this feature is on Keylock disables all the buttons on the DishDrawer To activate press and hold the lock button for 3 seconds until you hear one beep Childlock disables all the buttons on the DishDrawer in addition to locking the drawer To activate press the lock button for 5 seconds until you hear two beeps To deactivate the LOCK function press and hold the lock button until yo...

Page 6: ...n hours and minutes 2 It shows progress through the wash programme 3 Indicates when DELAY START has been chosen 4 Shows when a Fault has occurred 5 Shows when lock has been selected Spanner indicating a fault has occurred Tap symbol to indicate the tap needs to be turned on An example of a fault code Lock has been selected Delay symbol Dirty symbol No of hours delay ...

Page 7: ...ck or childlock When the light above the LOCK button is green it indicates that this feature is on Keylock disables all the buttons on the DishDrawer To activate press and hold the lock button for 3 seconds until you hear one beep Childlock disables all the buttons on the DishDrawer in addition to locking the drawer To activate press the lock button for 5 seconds until you hear two beeps To deacti...

Page 8: ... NE EL L ECO button reduces time temperature and energy on most wash cycles The red light is lit when this option has been selected PROGRAMME Button Press this button to select the wash programme This red light indicates the wash cycle that has been selected ...

Page 9: ...s much longer The Eco programmes have a reduced final rinse and reduced drying time which means dry performance is reduced FAST PROGRAMME In order to meet customer requirements for a fast wash this programme just washes dishes there is a negligible drying phase which does not dry the dishes adequately NORMAL PROGRAMMES All NORMAL NORMAL ECO programmes have been maximised to meet standard requireme...

Page 10: ... 10m 35m 1 1 3m 1 1 65 C 15m 1 30m 102m 3 0L Normal Eco 2500 rpm 1 1 15m 1 1 45 C 20 30m 1 1 3m 1 1 45 C 11m 1 30m 98m 2 7L Delicate 2300 rpm 1 1 5m 1 1 50 C 25m 1 1 3m 1 1 60 C 15m 1 30m User 87m 2 5L Delicate Eco 2300 rpm 1 1 10m 1 1 45 C 10m 20m 1 1 3m 1 1 50 C 10m 1 30m User 82m 2 5L Fast 2500 rpm 1 1 55 C 5m 25m 1 1 2m 1 1 50 C 10m 1 5m User 49m 2 5L Fast Eco 2500 rpm 1 1 45 C 15m 1 1 2m 1 1 ...

Page 11: ... 3m 1 1 65 C 15m 1 30m 102m 3 0L Normal Eco 2500rpm 1 1 10m 1 1 50 C 80m 1 1 2m 1 1 54 C 10m 1 60m 171m 2 5L Delicate 2300rpm 1 1 5m 1 1 50 C 25m 1 1 3m 1 1 60 C 15m 1 30m User 87m 2 5L Delicate Eco 2300rpm 1 1 10m 1 1 45 C 10m 20m 1 1 3m 1 1 50 C 10m 1 30m User 82m 2 5L Fast 2500rpm 1 1 55 C 5m 25m 1 1 2m 1 1 50 C 10m 1 5m User 49m 2 5L Fast Eco 2500rpm 1 1 45 C 15m 1 1 2m 1 1 45 C 10m 1 1m User ...

Page 12: ...2300 2 5 Phase3 at production Feb 2001 ee203 5 log 122 F incoming water Wash Program Pre rinse 1 Pre rinse 2 Pre rinse 3 Main wash Post rinse 1 Post rinse 2 Post Rinse 3 Dry Total Times min Water Usage Gal Motor Speed rpm Water Per fill Gal Heavy 12 5 35m 149 F 3 3 20m 165 F 28 119 8 45 2800 79 66 Heavy Eco 5 5 30m 149 F 3 3 15m 149 F 25 99 7 95 2800 0 66 Normal 8 3 45m 144 F 2 10m 140 F 25 104 7 ...

Page 13: ...hase 3 Wash Profiles Programme Approx Power kWh Approx Water l Heavy 2 1 29 Heavy Eco 1 31 25 Normal 1 5 20 Normal Eco 0 87 20 Delicate 1 11 21 Delicate Eco 0 87 21 Fast 1 01 17 Fast Eco 0 71 16 Based on 20 C incoming water 14 place setting used as per AS2007 1 USA Wash Summaries Summary of Details for Phase 3 Wash Profiles Programme Approx Power kWh Approx Water l gal Heavy 2 477 31 38 8 29 Heavy...

Page 14: ...rtment has one marking which represents 1tsp 5g and when full 2tsp 10g The main wash compartment has two markings the lowest mark indicates 2tsp 10g the middle mark 4tsp 20g and when full it holds 6tsp 30g Do not use tablets or gels in the DishDrawer as they are not suitable RINSE AID AGENT DISPENSER It is important to wipe any rinse aid spillages Failure to do will result in excessive foaming whi...

Page 15: ...ils ie break up fats and oils into smaller globules so they remain in suspension Sequester remove or inactivate Calcium Ca and Magnesium Mg salts in hard water so their precipitation is prevented and cleaning efficiency not impaired OLD GENERATION DETERGENTS Detergents from the old generation achieved their wash performance by their high alkalinity This class of detergent is very corrosive and is ...

Page 16: ...g the water softer for the detergent Builders Phosphates are important because the emulsify fats and oils ie break up fats and oils into smaller globules so they remain in suspension and have the ability to hold soils in suspension Phosphates are able to convert water hardness ions into soluble complexes The higher the phosphate contents the better the ability for the detergent to bind with the wa...

Page 17: ...rine to remove these stains Surfactants Surfactants reduce water tension of the water and therefore make the dishes wetter Surfactants are organic molecules which contain hydrophilic end water loving and a hydrophobic end water hating During the cleaning process fats become covered with the hydrophobic end of the surfactant while the hydrophilic end orientate themselves in the washing solution The...

Page 18: ...e surface producing streaks An example of this when you wash a glass by hand leave it drip dry streaks are formed and are removed by a tea towel Rinse Aid Agent is in effect like a clean tea towel it dries the glass and removes streaks marks Rinse aid agent also contains organic fruit acids eg citric acid which dissolve mineral salts and lime scale The rinse aid agent also neutralises the alkalini...

Page 19: ...rket Leaders Currently the market leaders for tablets are Reckitt Benckiser who make Finish Products There are four types of tabs available on the global market All tablets are enzymic based 1 Dual Layer The product comes in two layers The blue is the detergent portion while the white layer is the bleach 2 Powerball Finish has recently introduced the Powerball into Australia UK and Europe The ball...

Page 20: ...uring one fill See pictures below Fig 1 After filling for the main wash Fig 2 After the post rinse 2 If the tab is put into the cutlery basket with the current wash programs version EE103 most of the tablet dissolves in the pre wash before the main wash rendering the wash ineffective Fig 3 Fig 4 1 minute in the pre rinse cold connect 9 minute in the pre rinse cold connect Fig 5 Fig 6 1 minute in t...

Page 21: ... worse case situations ie the fast wash programmes and high protein load eg egg yolk CONCLUSIONS WE DO NOT RECOMMEND THE TABLETS FOR THE DISHDRAWER THE MAKEUP OF THE TABLET IS AS FOLLOWS The tablet weighs approximately 20 25g Compact detergents Share in by weight Ingredients Formula Phosphate Non phosphate Alkaline Carriers Sodium carbonate Na bicarbonate Disilicates 0 40 0 40 0 40 0 40 0 40 Compl...

Page 22: ...y are more toxic and therefore problems arise with transportation and storage Unfortunately due to the nature of the oxygen bleaches they are not as effective as chlorine bleaches at removing stains It is therefore important that we try to preserve the detergents as best we can to make the product work best for us Detergents must be stored in cool dry conditions under the sink may not always be th...

Page 23: ...ed with the metallic ion The hardness can be either temporary or permanent hardness Temporary hardness can be removed by boiling the water Permanent hardness cannot be removed by boiling but by chemical treatment only Total Hardness Non carbonate hardness carbonate hardness H2O l CO2 g CaCo3 s Ca HCO3 2 H2O l CO2 g MgCo3 s Mg HCO3 2 Permanent Hardness is caused by Calcium and or Magnesium sulphate...

Page 24: ...tially looks like rainbow coloured film as the glass is subjected to further washing the surface will eventually appear opaque This type of etching is irreversible To prevent etching from occurring on glassware use less detergent follow the recommended detergent quantities in the user guide for soft water situations use the normal wash programme and ensure the dishwasher is not overloaded so rinse...

Page 25: ...enever you notice scale calcium white film build up in the dishwasher we thoroughly recommend a dishwasher cleaner descaler be used This must be done a regular basis to enhance the performance of your dishwasher An alternative to using a dishwasher cleaner descaler is citric acid crystals Fill both the pre wash and main wash detergent dispenser with citric acid crystals Ensure there are no metal d...

Page 26: ... Co ol lo ou ur r K Ke ey y R Re ed d M Me ed d H Ha ar rd d S So of ft t B Bl lu ue e M Me ed d H Ha ar rd d Y Ye el ll lo ow w M Me ed d S So of ft t O Or ra an ng ge e S So of ft t G Gr re ee en n M Me ed d P Pu ur rp pl le e S So of ft t H Ha ar rd d ...

Page 27: ...E ES SS S E EN NG GL LA AN ND D Soft to moderately soft 0 100mg l as calcium carbonate equivalent Slightly to moderately hard 100 200mg l as calcium carbonate equivalent Hard to very hard above 200mg l as calcium carbonate equivalent ...

Page 28: ...t to various levels of hardness in all areas except for the Strathclyde Region and the area served by the Central Scotland Water Development Board both of which are soft water areas Ireland In the Republic of Ireland each County Council is responsible for the provision of water services in its area so please contact your local Council or our Customer Care Consultants directly for information on wa...

Page 29: ...ce UK Italy Netherlands Spain v hd Turkey Portugal Greece MuchMore Soft LowLS MediumLS More LS soft mediumhard hard very soft mediumhard hard soft medium hard hard very hard lowhardness mediumhard hard very hard soft medium hard soft mediumhard hard soft medium hard hard very hard very soft Soft very hard soft mediumhard very hard moderately hard hard soft medium hard hard very hard To convert ºd ...

Page 30: ...W WA AT TE ER R H HA AR RD DN NE ES SS S I IN N G GE ER RM MA AN NY Y Key Weich Soft Mittel Medium hardness Hard Hard Sehr Hart Very Hard ...

Page 31: ...W WA AT TE ER R H HA AR RD DN NE ES SS S S SP PA AI IN N Key Blanda Soft Semi Dura Medium Hardness Dura Hard Muy Dura Very Hard ...

Page 32: ...W WA AT TE ER R H HA AR RD DN NE ES SS S F FR RA AN NC CE E Key Peu Dure Soft Moyennement Dure Medium Hardness Dure Hard Trés Dure Very Hard er ...

Page 33: ...on The soils are applied and then left for 2 hours to air dry The tea and tomato juice are soiled first then drained after 30 minutes before drying All the dishes are then loaded in a prescribed manner into the dishwashers to be tested A reference machine is required for this standard but Standards Australia is having difficulty in obtaining consistent results so it has been omitted in current tes...

Page 34: ...ns Dishware Items Tea Staining Tea cups Milk Original soil removal Glasses Spinach Redeposition Soup bowls Meat Original soil removal Dinner plate Bowl Egg Foam Protein removal B B dinner plate and fork Porridge Starch Original soil removal Soup bowls and soup spoons Margarine Fat oil removal Platter Clean Serving pieces knife tsp spoons The tea cups and saucers are soiled first with the tea then ...

Page 35: ...zines Their procedure for testing dishwashers is a little different from the AHAM standard which is only used by manufacturers for advertising claims and any in house testing that they may perform Wash Testing SOILS DISHWARE REASON Cups Coffee Saucers Staining Tomatoes Crumb Bowls Staining Cornflakes sugar milk Bowls Original Soil Chicken Noodle Soup Bowls Original Soil Redeposition Oatmeal Bowls ...

Page 36: ...nts Lab Temperature 21 C 2 C Lab Humidity 25 60 Incoming Water Temperature 50 1 C Wash Programme Optimised Normal Detergent Quantities 7 5 7 5grams Rinse Aid Setting 4 Place Setting 10 Voltage 110v Water Hardness 0 85ppm Cascade Pure Rinse Detergent and Jet Dri Rinse Aid are used in this test Consumer Reports has provided the test procedure but not all the details that pertain to the allocation of...

Page 37: ...ice grains 7 Tea Cups Green Tea with leaves 7 Glasses Milk 3 Glass Tomato Juice 4 Chopstick Rice one grain 7 Knife Pork Cutlet Sauce Bacon egg 7 Fork Pork Cutlet Sauce Bacon egg 7 Spoon 1 Rice grain fresh egg and curry 7 Please note the racks have been modified for the Japanese market There are lots of small items like rice and miso soup bowls which need a special racking system At the time of wri...

Page 38: ...of the dishwasher standard but will not use it in its entirety The latest example was the Consumer and Choice magazine where they followed the AS2007 1 but did not use the prescribed detergent instead they used commercial brand Unfortunately in the lab we follow the standards completely and any changes to any part of the standard leads to different results The AS2007 1 standard requires a caustic ...

Page 39: ...co 75 50 0 80 20 0 DS603 Wash Programme Wash Dry Energy kWh Water L Normal 83 97 0 84 11 37 Normal Eco 75 55 0 47 10 28 For both wash and dry performance the closer the scores are to 100 the better the result EN50242 DD603 Wash Programme Wash Dry Energy kWh Water L Normal Eco 3 82 89 1 17 20 32 DS603 Wash Programme Wash Dry Energy kWh Water L Normal Eco 3 82 89 0 615 10 63 For wash performance the...

Page 40: ...sale in Australia Overview of the Test Procedure for Dishwashers The standard is applicable to electric dishwashers which are intended for household or similar use Dishwashers during a test for energy consumption must meet a number of performance requirements These include Washing index the washing index of the test machine must exceed the specified value measured on the reference machine which is...

Page 41: ...gy used for the programme Incoming water temperature is 49ºC 120ºF Energy Star For dishwashers that have an energy factor of 0 52 or more are permitted to display the energy star in on adjacent to the product This recognises dishwashers that are more energy efficient again The DD603 I has an energy factor of 0 72 while the DS603 I has an energy factor of 1 5 EN50242 Legislation requires the Europe...

Page 42: ...dian Model Number Annual Power Consumption kWh Wash Programme Connection Energy Factor DD603 446 Normal Eco Hot 0 72 DS603 214 Normal Eco Hot 1 5 European UK Model Number Power Consumption kWh Wash Programme Water Consumption Place Settings Performance Ratings Connection DD603 1 16 Normal Eco 20L 12 BBB Cold DS603 0 63 Normal Eco 11L 6 BBB Cold BBB represents energy efficiency cleaning and dry per...

Page 43: ...d for in the dishwasher Caring for Plastics Some plastic may change shape or colour with hot water Check manufacturer s instructions about washing plastic items Washable plastic items should be weighed down so they do not flip over and full with water or fall through the basket during the wash Always check to see if the plastic is dishwasher safe If you are unsure wash the item by hand C CH HI IN ...

Page 44: ...ted glaze contains some glass before firing and vapour glazes are deposited from the vapour state Crazing Crazing is the term used to describe the fine cracks frequently seen in the glaze of earthenware or lower quality china Crazing is caused by the difference in the coefficient of expansion of the glaze and the body of the dish The heating of the dish often causes crazing It is a complicated pro...

Page 45: ...en subjected to heat or extreme cold Caring for Glassware Washing Glasses in Hard Water If insufficient quantities of detergent are used it will not tie up the calcium and magnesium ions in the water leaving white spots and film on glasses as well as other dishware and inside the machine For effective cleaning to take place enough detergent must be added to tie up the hard water Check the User Gui...

Page 46: ...ic dishwashing Decorated glass is any glass that has colour applied to the outside after the glass object is made The decoration could be a metallic rim or a pattern on the outside Decorations cannot be fused onto the glass because the temperatures required would melt the glass base Therefore the decoration will get washed away with time Overglazing of decoration should always be washed by hand S ...

Page 47: ...in direct contact with foods containing sulphur Silver sulphide can be removed by polishing with a silver polish Bronze Tarnish This is a discoloration rather than tarnish It is found on silver plated pieces where the silver plating has worn away It can be easily removed by soaking the silver in vinegar for 10 minutes This treatment is only temporary and should be replated by a jeweller to correct...

Page 48: ...nsils in the dishwasher so the rinse water can reach all surfaces to completely remove all wash solutions Ensure the Al utensil is thoroughly dried before putting it away Do not store acidic foods in Al utensils for a very long time as it may cause pitting G GL LU UE ED D I IT TE EM MS S Do not wash glued items in the DishDrawer ...

Page 49: ... all cups and glasses see the example below leaving the other drawer for plates and larger items All the parts listed below are available as spare parts Other accessories that are available are the 12 304mm plate insert NOTE It is important not to lean on the cup racks as these are not strong enough to support body weight If you lean on them the cup racks will break or cause damage to the DishDraw...

Page 50: ... NG G T TH HE E D DI IS SH HD DR RA AW WE ER R Ensure the DishDrawer is not overcrowded Ensure dishware items are not stacked on top of each other so wash water cannot reach the insides of the items Check there are no items blocking the spray arm path Dishware items including cutlery must not be nesting together otherwise wash water will not get in between the dishes Sharp knives and such like sho...

Page 51: ...not get through Kitchen utensil blocking spray arm path This dishwasher is overcrowded Ensure dishware items do not protrude above the drawer Knives must not protrude above the drawer as it may damage the lid seal and may cause injury to the user Ensure dishware items are not forced into the drawer as these items may prevent the lid from sealing causing an F1 fault Kitchen utensil blocking spray a...

Page 52: ...oval of the drain filter spray arm and filter plate 2 Turn the rotor locking ring counter clockwise and lift out Once the motor assembly is lifted up check the cavity for any foreign matter like bones or seeds and remove 3 Replace the motor assembly back into the small cavity in the DishDrawer Turn the motor assembly clockwise about 1 8 of a turn to lock into position The arrows on the rotor locki...

Page 53: ...g organisms due to the Ø High wash and rinse temperatures used temperatures above 65C 149F will kill most food poisoning organisms Ø Long wash times Ø Alkaline detergent Alkalinity is a limiting factor in the growth of microbes pH of 9 12 for enzymic detergents and pH 12 13 for chlorine based detergents Ø If the detergent contains chlorine bleach This will kill microbes These are important paramet...

Page 54: ...hwasher Magic Glisten and Dylon Oust only to name a few Some of these products are suitable for the DishDrawer Finish Dishwasher cleaner and Dishwasher Magic comes in a bottle ideally suited for a conventional machine Particularly in hard water areas we would thoroughly recommend using a dishwasher cleaner once a month to remove lime scale hard water deposits that may build up around the heater an...

Page 55: ...tory for cleaning stainless steel door but they can crack the plastic handle So care must be taken to avoid getting the stainless steel polish onto the handle Removing Adhesive off Stainless Steel Products found to be suitable for cleaning adhesive off stainless steel are as follows Jiff Finish Liquid Finish powder dissolved in hot water Tonizone 3M stainless steel cleaner Silvo Methylated spirits...

Page 56: ... tm me en nt t M Mo od de e If the customer finds that the dishes are wet or streaky then they may want to turn up the rinse aid setting If there is too much foam at the end of the wash program the rinse aid setting should be turned down ...

Page 57: ...inued If there are problems with condensation you may want to suggest the use of Closed Drawer Option Also if the DishDrawer is to be installed on a boat or mobile home this option will stop the drawer from opening unnecessarily ...

Page 58: ...C Cu us st to om me er rs s G Gu ui id de e t to o F Fa au ul lt t C Co od de es s ...

Page 59: ...ent then it will not clear A fatal or user fault is accompanied by a continuous pulsating beep which can be turned off by pressing either the power start pause or key lock button The last two faults are logged into EE memory Fault Code Descriptions A The answer Advance to this question F1 The flood switch is activated for more than 6 seconds Yes No 1 Did a flood occur N B The flood may have dried ...

Page 60: ...ment all ok 6 A 6 Are there any signs of moisture around the temperature sensor 8 7 7 Is the resistance of the temperature sensor ok see specs at front of manual 10 9 8 Locate repair source of leak A A 9 Replace element A A 10 Run through test cycles to try induce fault again A A F4 No temperature increase has been sensed while the element is on Yes No 1 Does the element heat in diagnostics 7 2 2 ...

Page 61: ... any water enter the machine 4 8 4 Is the impeller on the rotor slipping 13 5 5 Is the supply water pressure above 30Kpa 4 3p s i 6 7 6 Check the water inlet hoses valves for an obstruction A A 7 Minimum incoming water pressure for correct DishDrawer operation is 30Kpa 4 3p s i A A 8 Is the resistance of the water valve measured at the plug on the controller ok 9 11 9 Is there 24v dc coming from t...

Page 62: ...P Pr ro ob bl le em m S So ol lv ve er r ...

Page 63: ...Problem Solver Continued ...

Page 64: ...d do not buy large quantities Try soaking the cups in dishwashing detergent Dishes have blotchy marks on them that look like water stain marks not food Not enough rinse aid being used The water is not soft enough during the final rinse and therefore hard water droplets containing impurities are drying on the dishes instead of running off during the dry cycle Confirm that rinse aid is being used Th...

Page 65: ...ard water the customer may need to use a detergent additive designed for use in hard water areas or fit a water softener to the incoming water supply Glassware shows rainbow colours milky appearance and or scratches Check glassware is dishwasher proof If in soft water situation use less detergent follow user guide Ensure there is rinse aid in the dispenser Do not overload the DishDrawer Use the No...

Page 66: ...ly installed Drain access panel is above the main basket Drain filter is flush with the main filter plate Correct Installation of Mega Rack W WH HE EN N L LO OA AD DI IN NG G T TH HE E D DI IS SH HD DR RA AW WE ER R E EN NS SU UR RE E T TH HE E D DI IS SH HE ES S H HA AV VE E S SC CR RA AP PP PE ED D T TO O R RE EM MO OV VE E L LA AR RG GE E Q QU UA AN NT TI IT TI IE ES S O OF F F FO OO OD D S SC ...

Page 67: ...not get through Kitchen utensil blocking spray arm path This dishwasher is overcrowded Ensure dishware items do not protrude above the drawer Knives must not protrude above the drawer as it may damage the lid seal and may cause injury to the user Ensure dishware items are not forced into the drawer as these items may prevent the lid from sealing causing an F1 fault Kitchen utensil blocking spray a...

Page 68: ...e the detergent is free flowing and not lumpy if it is lumpy then it should be discarded Detergent has a shelf life of one year Use the right quantity of detergent as recommended by the User Guide If you are in a hard water area the main wash compartment MUST be full R RI IN NS SE E A AI ID D Ensure rinse aid is used on a regular basis It is important as it helps dry the dishes prevents filming an...

Page 69: ...nce Manufacturer Annual Design Competition USA USA Excellence in Design 1999 Best of What s New Award Popular Science Magazine USA USA Mingay s Annual Achievement Award AUS Most Innovative Product DD601 Dishwasher Australia 1998 Mingay s Annual Achievement Awards AUS Best Dishwasher DD601 Dishwasher Australia 1998 Design Institute of New Zealand Best of Discipline Product Design New Zealand NZ IPE...

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