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4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 Technical data
You can find the technical data of each appliance at the adhesive label of the dishwasher.
Model
232712
Intended use
Washing tableware of
max. Height: 325 mm
for glass and 335 mm
for plates
Dimension (mm)
570x600x(H)830
Amount (pcs.)/
lenght of washing
cycle (s.)
1/120
Power (W)
6600
Tension (V)
400
Frequency (Hz)
50
Net weight (kg)
57
The manufacturer and dealer is not liable for any inaccuracies due to printing errors or transcription, in
this manual. In line with our policy of continuous improvement products, we reserve the right to make
modification of the product, packaging and specifications contained in the Documentation without prior
notice.
4.2 Instructions for the dishwasher’s regular operation
The appliance is exclusively used to clean dishes,
cups, glasses, silverware, etc. following their use
during lunches/dinners.
You should pay special attention that the items to be
washed are suitably placed for dishwashing.
Silverware should be cleaned from food residues, if
not washed right after lunch / dinner (colouring and
spots from certain foodstuffs).
Do not wash in this appliance items which has been
in contact with acids, mineral oil, grease, gasoline
or colours and solvents (industrial chemicals).
4.3 Preparation of dishes for washing
Do not let food residues dry onto the dishes. In order
to avoid filter blockage as well as the cleaning water
to become dirty quickly, you should remove large
food residues, olive pips, lemon peels, tooth picks,
etc., before you place the dishes in the basket.
We recommend you to leave in water for a while or
rinse the glassware that has food residues dried on.
4.4 Filling of basket
Put glasses, cups, large plates, etc. with the ope-
ning facing down in the anticipated baskets. Do not
pile one on top of the other.
Glasses should not touch each other (damage in
glass, stains due to contact).
Place cutlery in the appropriate basket made of syn-
thetic material, with the handle facing down.
Silverware may be placed freely on the levelled pla-
