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WHAT TO DO IF …
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Ensure the appliance is switched off during all actions and the switch-
ing power supply is disconnected from the power outlet!
… E1 is shown in the display?
The appliance has switched off automatically because the locking latches on
the upper housing are not closed properly.
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Close upper housing properly again by pushing on the outer ends of the
locking latches. Switch appliance off and on with the power button
.
… E2 is shown in the display?
The appliance has switched off automatically, because the motor is over-
strained (e.g. through the intrusion of foreign objects or similar).
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Action:
Remove upper housing. Check whether the disk stack in the lower
housing as well as fan blades in the upper housing are freely movable.
Then switch the appliance on again.
… white spots appear in the background when you touch the display?
In dry rooms, electrostatic charging can cause white areas to appear in the
background on the display. These do not affect the functioning or ability to con-
trol the appliance and do not constitute a defect.
… the power button
to switch on the appliance does not appear in the dis-
play?
Please check whether the switching power supply is connected to the mains.
… the power button
to switch on the appliance does not appear in the dis-
play, even though the switching power supply is connected to the mains?
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Please check whether the switching power supply is firmly plugged into the
drive unit.
Action:
Remove upper housing. Check for correct positioning
(see cleaning instructions for the upper housing). Then switch the appli-
ance on again.
… WATER is shown in the display, even though there is water in the lower
housing?
Please check whether there is sufficient water in the lower housing and/or
whether the upper housing is placed correctly on the lower housing.
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Action:
Remove upper housing. Fill lower housing with tap water to the
WATERLINE mark. Place upper housing correctly on lower housing.
Make sure that the switching power supply cable is not trapped between the
upper and lower housings. Then switch the appliance on again.
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