87
MNV3060
EN
Problem
Cause
Solution
Soapy water in the
washing zone.
Unsuitable dishwasher detergent,
spilled rinse aid.
Use only dishwasher detergent designed for
dishwashers; if there is soapy foam in the washing
zone, leave the dishwasher open. Add 4.5 liters of cold
water to the washing zone, close the dishwasher and
pump out the water. Repeat the steps if necessary.
Always wipe up spilled rinse aid.
Stains in the washing
zone.
Colored dishwasher detergent was
used.
Do not use colored dishwasher detergents.
The dishes aren’t dry.
The rinse aid container is empty.
Make sure the rinse aid container is filled.
The dishes and cutlery
aren’t clean.
Wrong program.
Select a more effective program.
Incorrectly loaded dishwasher.
Make sure the operation of the rinse aid container and
spray arms is not blocked by incorrectly loaded dishes.
Stains and film on glasses
and cutlery.
Extremely hard water, low
water temperature, overloaded
dishwasher, incorrectly loaded
dishwasher, old or wet dishwasher
detergent, empty rinse aid
container, wrong dosage of the
dishwasher detergent.
Take out metal dishes, do not add dishwasher
detergent, select the longest program, run the
dishwasher for 18 – 20 minutes, during main washing
open the door, pour 2 cups of vinegar on the bottom,
close the door, and let the dishwasher finish the
washing cycle. If the vinegar does not work, repeat the
whole procedure and add ¼ cup of citric acid.
Stains on glass.
Combination of soft water and too
much dishwasher detergent.
Use less dishwasher detergent in case of soft water, and
select the shortest washing cycle for washing glass.
Yellow or brown film on
the internal surface.
Ferrous sediments in the water can
cause this film.
Contact a company specializing in water treatment and
ask for a suitable filter.
White film on the internal
surface.
Mineral sediments from hard water.
Use a wet sponge with detergent; put rubber gloves
on. Never use any other cleaning agents than those
designed for dishwashers.
Slight steam leakage.
Normal phenomenon.
It is common for steam to leak through the door lock
during drying and water discharge.
Black or gray stains on the
dishes.
Aluminum cutlery was touching
the dishes during washing.
Use a soft abrasive to clean the stains. Do not use this
agent in the dishwasher!
Water remains in the
washing zone.
Normal phenomenon.
A small volume of water around the drain holes on the
bottom keeps the sealing lubricated.
The dishwasher is leaking.
The dishwasher detergent or rinse
aid container is overflowing, or the
dishwasher is not in a horizontal
position.
The dishwasher detergent or rinse aid container is
overflowing, or the dishwasher is not in a horizontal
position.
"E1" symbol is displayed.
The dishwasher has been pumping
water for a long time.
Check the water supply.
"E4" symbol is displayed.
The dishwasher is overflowing.
Too much water supplied. Check the supply water
pressure.
"E8" symbol is displayed.
Water supply valve defect.
Have the unit repaired by a qualified specialist.
