Operation and installation manual
DISHWASHERS
10
Detergent agent consumption
IF WATER USED IS TOO HARD, YOU
MAY AVOID FORMATION OF SCALES
AND DEPOSITS, ADDING A WASHING
AGENT!
An amount of the detergent agent used
may vary, depending upon water hard-
ness.
To be informed of this value, please contact
the local department of water resources. For
harder water you will need a larger amount
of the detergent agent. Keep in mind that you
should select an appropriate amount, slightly
changing it with small portions, until you find
a proper dosage according to water hard-
ness in your location.
Descaling
To remove scales, do the following:
•
Wash the dishes using a standard (“nor-
mal”) program.
•
Take any metal dishes, flatware, spots,
etc. out of the dishwasher.
•
Do not add any detergent agent any
more.
•
Fill in 2 table spoons of vinegar into a
little bowl and place it upon the lower
grid within the dishwasher.
•
Run “Standard” program.
If this doesn’t work, repeat the same, us-
ing ¼ glass of сіtric acid crystals instead of
vinegar.
RINSING AGENT
This is to be used at the last stage to prevent
drop marks on dishes. This also improves dry-
ing, enabling water to “run off” the surface of
dishes.
Your dishwasher uses liquid rinsing agents.
The rinsing agents doser is inside, close to the
dosage chamber of the detergent agent. To fill
in the doser, open the cover and fill in water, till
the level indicator turns black.
•
To open the doser cover, turn it to the left
(“Open” position) and remove it.
•
Fill in the doser with you rinsing agent.
Do not overfill!
•
Close the cover, turning it to the right.
Do not overfill the doser, for it may result in
excessive soaping. If you spill some, wipe it with
a soft cloth. Prior to opening the door, do not
forget to screw the cover.
