Detergent dispenser
The glasswasher is prepared for its fitting
with an adjustable detergent dispenser, the
part number of which appears on the spare
parts list. This dispenser has to be installed
in the bottom front area, as shown on the
exploded view. At the rear of the wash tank,
there is an opening where to insert the
detergent injection nozzle.
The dispenser delivers about 0.7ml/s of
detergent (maximum). At the first filling of
the tank, feeding of detergent is roughly
56ml in 80s, resulting in a maximum
concentration of 3.5ml/l. At each cycle, the
dispenser delivers 10ml of detergent. It is
possible to reduce the injected quantity by
turning the adjusting screw on the
dispenser.
Rinsing aid dispenser
Verify that the rinsing aid reservoir is full.
With the machine running, actuate the main
switch several times (5 or 6) during the
washing cycle and check whether the tube
fills up with rinsing aid and goes in the
boiler. Setting the dispenser is done by
turning an adjusting screw on the front
lower panel in the direction shown on the
panel graph.
In order to determine whether the amount
of rinsing aid is adequate, look at the
glasses against the light. If there are water
droplets on the glass, the amount of rinsing
aid is insufficient; if streaks develop, the
quantity of rinsing aid is too much.
Machine Draining
Models with no drain pump: Remove the
overflow drain plug, leaving the filter in
place. Water will flow out by gravity and dirt
will be retained in the filter.
Models 'B' with a drain pump:
· Open the door and take out the drain
plug, leaving the filter in place.
· Press the drain control push (D), as shown
on the control panel, with the door open.
The drain pump operates as long as the
push-button is kept depressed, with the
door open. Draining will last about 40s.
· Put the overflow drain plug and filter in
place again.
· Turn the main switch off and close the
door.
Tank cleaning
The tank should be cleaned after every
washing process, at the end of the day,
proceeding as follows:
· Open the door and pull out the drain plug
without lifting the filters, in order to
empty the tank and to prevent any large
particles from entering the suction
passage of the motor-pump. (Never
remove the aspiration filter when the tank
is dirty).
· Extract the filter of the wash tank (H) and
clean it thoroughly.
· On models 'B' with a drain pump, also
remove the screwed-on filter of the drain
pump (J) to clean it. As shown on Figure 2,
give the filter (J) a quarter of a turn to
unscrew it. After cleaning, screw the filter
on again.
· To clean the interior of the wash tank,
close the door and start the machine
(after having previously removed the
drain plug). In this way, water will enter
via the rinsing dispersers and the
machine will clean itself. This operation
should be carried out for 2 to 3 minutes.
· Finally, clean the bottom, walls and
interior of the tank.
· Spray arms must be cleaned periodically.
If rinsing is deficient, the cause may be an
obstruction of the jets. In this event,
dismount the arms and clean the jets.
· The outside of the machine MUST NOT BE
washed under a direct water jet; instead
you can use a wet cloth and any ordinary
detergent.
· DO NOT USE any abrasive detergent
(etchant, concentrated lye, etc.) nor any
scourer or scraper containing normal
steel that will cause rust to develop on the
machine.
OTHER IMPORTANT REMARKS
· Before cleaning, servicing or repairing the
machine, it is necessary to unplug it from
the mains.
· When the appliance is going to be inactive
for a long period of time or at night, the
door should be kept open for aeration
and avoiding nasty smell.
· In case of a drain pump failure:
1. Drain the wash tank into a container
until the water level drops below the
drain plug.
2. With the drain plug in place, remove the
front bottom panel and change the
pump (this can be done without moving
the machine). In order to drain the
dishwasher manually, connect a drain
hose to the collector. On pulling out the
drain plug, water flows out of the tank
by gravity.
· In the event the power supply cable
should get damaged and have to be
replaced, the repair may only be done by
a SAMMIC approved assistance service.
· Airborne noise: the emission noise level
measured on a typical machine is inferior
to 70 dB(A) at a distance of 1m.
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