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MNV7760ds
Water softeners
Soft water is required for efficient washing (water with low calcium content), otherwise limescale is created on the
dishes and in the interior of the dishwasher. Tap water which exceeds the given level of water hardness must be
softened before being used for washing purposes (meaning free of calcium). This is achieved by regenerating salt in the
softening unit of the dishwasher. Setting the unit and the required amount of salt depend on the hardness of tap water.
Water hardness is measured in equivalent degrees of hardness, German degrees °dH, French degrees °fH, British
degrees °Clarke and mmol/l (millimoles per litre - international unit for the hardness of water).
The softening unit should be set according to the hardness of the water used for the appliance. Contact your local
water utility company for information about the water hardness in your area. Set the dosage regulator manually
according to the table.
Setting the appliance according to the water hardness
1. Press the power button (1) to turn the appliance on.
2. Press the Start/Pause button (8) for more than 5 seconds, within 60 seconds after switching on the appliance, to
start the water softening setting.
3. Press the Start/Pause button (8) again to select the correct setting according to your area, the setting will switch
in the following order: H1-> H2-> H3-> H4-> H5-> H6.
4. There is no need to confirm the selection in any way, after 5 seconds the equipment will go into standby mode
and the selection will be saved
Water-hardness Setting the
water softening
equipment
Sign on the display
°dH mmol/l
0~5 0 – 0.9 1 H1
6–11 1.0 – 2.0 2 H2
12–17 2.1 – 3.0 3 H3
18–22 3.1 – 4.0 4 H4
23–24 4.1 – 6.1 5 H5
35–55 6.2 – 8.0 6 H6
Note:
• This appliance is factory preset to H3.
• It is possible to set the water softener within 60 seconds from turning the appliance on.
1°dH = 1.25°Clarke = 1.78°fH = 0.178 mmol/l
°dH
German degrees
°fH French degrees
°Clark British degrees