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Care of the machine
The interior of the machine is manufactu-
red from stainless steel, which is kept
clean through normal use. It may,
however, be necessary to clean the
strainers and spray arms at intervals.
Food residues caught by the fine
strainer are flushed away
automatically each time the
machine is used.
Unscrew the fine strainer
sometimes and clean it with a
brush.
When replacing the strainer,
make sure that its edges seal
properly against the bottom of the
machine.
Fine filter
You can reach the outlet pump from the
inside of the machine. First remove the
coarse strainer and the fine strainer. Then
you can remove a small cover in the bottom
of the hole.
There you can rach the pump wing and
remove eventual dirt.
replace the cover and the strainers.
Outlet pump
Spray arm jets and bearings
Pieces of dirt can block the spray arm jets or
interfere with smooth running of the spray arm
bearings. Undo the nut and lift off the washer
on top of the spray arm so that the arm can be
lifted off. Use a brush or suitable pointed
object to get rid of any dirt.
Coarse strainer
Filter
If the filter is dirty, it can be removed and
rinsed clean. It can be removed by
unscrewing the fine strainer and then
simply pulling it straight upwards. Make
sure that it clicks into position properly
when you put it back.
The coarse strainer catches larger
particles of food that would otherwi-
se clog the outlet pump. Squeeze
the lugs gently toward each other, lift
out the strainer and clean it when
necessary. Replace it in the reverse
manner.
In the bottom the coarse strainer has
openings, which let peas and
macaronis out. Toothpicks, however,
will stay in the strainer.
Safety
Door switch
The machine has a door switch which turns off the power and stops the
machine if the door should be opened while the machine is in use. The
programme will continue when the door is closed.
Note: If the door is open for more than 2 minutes during drying, the programme will be terminated. The
machine also has a child safety catch to prevent the door being opened.
Overfill protectiom
The machine incorporates an overfill protection device, which automatically starts the outlet pump and
closes the inlet valve if the water level in the machine should rise to a higher level than normal. If the
machine has overfilled, all lamps will be lit.
This protection operates only if the machine is switched on. It is therefore backed up by a further,
mechanical protective device in the bottom of the machine. The bottom of the machine is made in the
form of a tray, in which water from any leak will collect, lifting a float which electrically turns off the inlet
valve and the circulation pump. It also starts the outlet pump.If this safety device has operated, turn off
the water at the main supply tap and send for service.
Anti-tip guard
If the machine is installed completely free-standing, it must be fitted with an anti-tip guard.
In order to prevent children playing with the pushbuttons from starting the machine, you can program it so
that the start pushbutton must be pressed and held for 3 seconds for the machine to start. See page 8.
Protected start
procedure
The machine incorporates a child safety catch, preventing small children from opening the door and
being scalded by hot water or steam. The catch also prevents children from getting at the corrosive
detergent.
Child safety catch
Engaged
Disengaged
To disengage the child safety catch
Slide the catch to the left and turn the trace
horizontal with a screwdriver. To open the
door, hold the catch with your left hand and
pull the main catch with your right hand in
the usual way.
To engage the child safety catch
Slide the catch to the left and turn the trace
vertical with a screwdriver.
