Concept2 MNV4545, Руководство пользователя

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They can be divided into two groups by chemical composition:
a) Alkaline
b) With natural enzymes
We can further divide them into:
a) Phosphate and chlorine
b) Phosphate and chlorine-free
c) Phosphate-free and chlorine-free
When using phosphate-free agents in hard water, white sediment may appear on the dishes and internal walls. This
can be prevented by higher amounts of dishwasher detergent.
Chlorine-free dishwasher detergents have less bleaching eff ect. This may lead to a higher visibility of tea stains or
discolored plastic parts.
A stronger washing program, increased volume of dishwasher detergent or use of chlorine dishwasher detergent can
help here.
You can fi nd out whether the dishwasher detergent is suitable for silver by reading the package.
For further inquiries, contact the manufacturer of the dishwasher detergent.
Dishwasher detergent instructions
Use commonly supplied liquid or powder brand-name products for dishwashers, or tablets
(do not use agents for hand washing
Dishwasher detergent container with dosage
The doses in the container will help you pour in the correct volume of dishwasher detergent (Fig. 7).
The container consists of a section for main washing (1) and pre-washing (2).
Filling the Dishwasher Detergent
Pour in the dishwasher detergent when the door is fully open.
If the dishwasher detergent container remains closed, open it by pushing the closing lock.
1. Fill the container with dishwasher detergent. For proper dosage, please follow the manufacturer‘s instructions.
Do not exceed the MAX level when pouring the dishwasher detergent.
Due to the diff erent operation of washing tablets their washing power can sometimes be limited during short pro-
grams. For these programs, powder dishwasher detergents are more suitable.
2. Close the dishwasher detergent container and close the door.
How to Save
If the dishes are just slightly dirty, a lower volume of dishwasher detergent than specifi ed should suffi ce.
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