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.4. Test Strip
Run water
through the
tap (1min.)
Keep the
strip in the
water (1sec)
Shake the
strip.
Wait
(1min.)
Set the hardness level of
your machine.
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
munite
1
second
1
munite
NOTE:
The level is set to 3 as default. If the water is well water or has a hardness level
above 90 dF, we recommend that you use filter and refinement devices.
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.5. Water Hardness Table
Level
German dH
French
dF
British
dE
Indicator
1
0-5
0-9
0-6
Wash LED is on.
2
6-11
10-20
7-14
Dry LED is on.
3
12-17
21-30
15-21
End button is on.
4
18-22
31-40
22-28
Wash and Dry LEDs are on.
5
23-34
41-60
29-42
Wash and End LEDs are on.
6
35-50
61-90
43-63
Dry and End LEDs
are on.
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.6. Water Softener System
The dishwasher is equipped with a water softener which reduces the hardness in the
mains water supply. To find out the hardness level of your tap water, contact your water
company or use the test strip (if available).
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.7. Setting
• Turn on the machine by pressing the On/Off button.
• Press the Up button for at least 3” immediately after the machine is turned on.
• Release the Up button when all leds blink once. The last setting level is viewed.
• Press the Up or Down button to increase or decrease the hardness level respectively.
• Turn off the machine to save the setting.
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.8. Detergent usage
Only use detergents specifically designed for domestic dishwashers. Keep your detergents
in cool, dry places out of reach of children.
Add the proper detergent for the selected program to ensure the best performance. The
amount of detergent needed depends on the cycle, load size, and soil level of dishes.
Do not fill detergent into the detergent compartment more than required; otherwise you can
see whitish streaks or bluish layers on glass and dishes and may cause glass corrosion.
Continued use of too much detergent may cause machine damage.
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