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Detergents – Tablets
• The tablets from different manufacturers dissolve at different rates.
• Some detergent tablets cannot dissolve completely therefore they are less efficient while running short programs.
• For this reason, we recommend selecting longer washing programs to ensure the complete dissolution of the
detergent tablets.
Detergent dispenser
The detergent dispenser must be refilled before every washing cycle. For regular use one tablespoon of detergent
is plenty. If the dishes are heavily soiled, add more detergent. Add the detergent just before starting the washing
program. If the detergent stays in the dispenser, it may get wet and it may not dissolve completely when starting
a new cycle.
Loading the detergent
• Load the detergent only when the door is fully open.
• Fill the dispenser with detergent. Please note the manufacturer‘s instructions on the detergent packaging. Do not
overfill the dispenser.
• After filling the dispenser with detergent, close the dispenser and close the door of the appliance.
Tip how to save detergents
• When the dishes are soiled lightly, simply use a smaller amount of detergent than recommended.
Note:
• If the cover of the detergent dispenser is closed, press the button of the dispenser.
• Add the detergent just before starting the washing program.
• Use a commercially available liquid or powder branded detergent or tablets.
• Never use detergents designed for manual washing!
• When using tablet detergents read the manufacturer‘s recommendations, where the tablets should be placed
(detergent dispenser, cutlery basket, etc.).
• Make sure the cover of the detergent dispenser is closed, even if tablets are used.
Caution!
• Use only detergents designed for use in dishwashers.
• Keep the detergents in a dry place and out of reach of children.
• Do not leave the detergent in the detergent dispenser when the dishwasher is not intended to be used for some time.
Press the button of the detergent dispenser