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Operating

instructions

for

the

dishwasher

G

595

SC

CARING

FOR

THE

ENVIRONMENT

T.-Nr

23B1302/04

Contents

Page

Description

of

Appliance

.3

Important

Safety

instructions..

5

Economy

Wash.......

6

Opening

and

Closing

the

Door

.

.7

Water

Softener

.

8

Adding

Rinse

Aid

.........

12

Loading

Dishwasher

.

14

Loading

Examples(G

595SC).

15

Adjusting

Upper

Basket.......

13

Not

suitable

for

Dishwasher...19

Adding

Detergent.

2

0

Selecting

Program

2

1

Types

of

Programs

.

2

2

Switching

ON

and

OFF.

2

4

Changing

Program.....

24

Selecting

Additional

Program:

"Non-heated

drying”.

24

"Pre-selection

1-9

hrs".25

To

interrupt

a

program.

2

5

Unloading

Dishwasher.

2

6

Additional

Functions

.....

27

-

Water

Inlet

-time-contro

ie

d/level-

control

led.

.

28

-Drying-vented

or

non-vented.28

-Cycle-time

display....28

Cleaning

and

Care

...

.......

2

9

Dealing

with

Minor

Fau

Its.

33

Installation

...

Electrical

Connection

Plumbing

Technical

Data.

..35

..36

...

37

38

2

Description

of

Appliance

3

Description

of

Appliance

1.

Indicator

Lights

2

.

Program

Sequence

Indicator

3.

Door

Release

4.

On-Off

Button

5.

Program

Selection

Buttons

6.

Upper

Spray

Arm

(not

visible)

7.

Cutlery

Tray

8.

Upper

Basket

9.

Water

Hardness

Selector

10.

Center

Spray

Arm

11.

Lower

Spray

A^m

12.

Filter

Corn

bin

at

ion

13.

Storag

e

Res

ervoir

for

$a

It

14.

Detergent

Dispenser

15.

Rinse

Aid

indicator

16.

Storage

Container

lor

Rinse

Aid

with

Dosage

Selector

17.

Data

Plate

IS.

Four

Leveling

Screw

Feet

Make

your

contribution

to

protect

our

environment

Disposal

of

the

packing

material

The

transport

and

protective

packing

is

mostly

manufactured

from

the

following

re-useable

materials;

•

corrugated

paper/cards

board

•

polystyrene

-

CFC-free

•

polyethylene

foil

(transparent)

•

particle

board

-

solvent-free

•

untreated

wood

Don’t

throw

these

materials

away

with

your

ordinary

rubbish.

Take

them

to

the

nearest

collection

point.

Your

local

authority

will

tell

you

where

it

is.

Disposal

of

your

old

machine

There

are

materials

in

old

machines

which

can

be

re-used,

so

please

don't

simply

dispose

of

your

old

machine.

Ask

your

local

authority

or

scrap

merchant

whether

those

parts

are

re-useable

or

recyclable.

4

mportant

Safety

Instructions

WARNING

-

When

using

your

dishwasher,

follow

basic

precautions,

including

the

fol¬

lowing:

•

Always

read

instructions

before

using

the

appliance.

This

prevents

damage

to

the

appliance

and

en¬

sures

your

safety.

•

Use

the

appliance

only

for

its

in¬

tended

purpose.

•

The

appliance

conforms

with

the

uniform

Safety

Regulations.

Re¬

pairs

should

only

be

car

ried

out

by

qualified

experts.

I

disconnect

fheappliance

from

the

power

supply

when

servicing

(pull

out

plug

or

remove

fuse).

•

Install

built-in

and

integrated

units

only

under

a

continuous

worktop

which

is

secured

to

adjacent

ca¬

binetry.

•

The

dishwasher

must

be

electri¬

cally

grounded

Read

installation

instructions

for

details.

•

Use

only

recommended

deter¬

gents

and

rinsing

aids.

•

Do

not

use

your

dishwasher

un¬

less

all

enclosure

panels

are

pro¬

perly

in

place.

•

To

reduce

the

risk

of

injury,

do

not

allow

children

to

play

Sin

or

on

a

dishwasher.

•

Dishwasher

detergent

contains

Sodium

Silicate

and

Sodium

Car¬

bonate.

In

case

of

eye

contact,

immediately

flush

well

with

water,

if

swallowed,

give

large

quant

ties

of

milk

or

water.

Call

a

physician

Keep

out

of

reach

of

children.

•

Do

not

tamper

with

controls

•

Do

not

drink

the

water

from

the

wash

cabinet!

•

When

loading

items

to

be

washed:

a.

Locate

sharp

items

so

that

they

are

not

likely

to

damage

the

door

seal,

and

b

Load

sharp

knives

with

the

handle

up

to

reduce

a

risk

of

cut-type

injuries.

•

Dc

not

wash

plastic

items

unless

marked

"dishwasher

safe"

or

the

equivalent.

•

For

items

not

marked,

check

man¬

ufacturer's

recommend

at

one.

•

Do

not

abuse,

sit

on,

or

stand

on

the

door

or

dish

rack

of

the

dish¬

washer.

•

Do

not

touch

the

heating

elements

during

or

immediately

after

the

rinse

cycle.

Risk

of

burns!

•

Remove

the

door

to

the

washing

compartment

when

removing

an

old

dishwasher

from

service

or

discarding

it.

•

Hydrogen

gas

may

build

in

the

water

heater

and

hot

water

pipes

when

the

hot

water

systen-i

has

not

been

used

for

two

weeks

or

more.

CAUTION

-

hydrogen

gas

is

ex¬

plosive

.

I

the

hot

water

system

has

not

been

used

for

such

a

period,

before

using

the

dishwasher

turn

on

all

hot

water

faucets

and

let

the

water

flow

from

each

for

several

minutes.

Do

not

use

the

dish¬

washer

before

doing

so.

As

run¬

ning

hot

water

will

release

any

accumulated

hydrogen

gas„

do

not

smoke

or

use

an

open

flame

while

the

faucets

are

open.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

5

Economy

Wash

These

dishwashers

are

extremely

water

and

energy

saving.

Note

the

following

hints:

•

Connect

dishwasher

to

hot

w

f

ater

This

saves

time

and

energy

and

protects

the

dishes.

Energy

costs

are

further

reduced

if

the

water

is

pre-heated.

•

Fill

the

baskets

to

full

capacity,

but

do

no!

overload

•

Select

a

program

according

to

type

of

load

and

amount

of

son's.

•

For

half-loaded

baskets,

select

"Economy"

Program.

•

Pay

attention

to

dosage

instruc¬

tions

for

the

detergent.

6

Opening

and

Closing

the

Door

To

Open

•

Hold

handgrip

and

push

up

If

door

is

opened

during

operation,

all

functions

are

automatically

interrupted.

To

Close

•

Insert

baskets.

•

Pull

dcor

op

and

close

until

it

catches.

7

Water

Softener

To

prevent

mineral

deposits

on

dishes

and

inside

the

dishwasher,

the

water

must

first

be

softened,

if

it

is

harder

than

3

grains

per

gallon.

The

buit-in

water

softener

works

efficiently

only

if:

1.

it

is

set

correctly

2,

the

salt

container

is

kept

full.

Exception:

If

the

degree

of

hardness

m

local

water

is

permanently

under

8

grains

per

gallon

{140

mg/liter)

with

low

carbonate

hardness,

there

is

no

need

to

reactivate.

Your

local

water

autho¬

rity

will

advise

you

on

water

hardness

in

your

area.

Water

Hardness

Selector

After

consulting

your

local

water

au¬

thority

to

establish

water

hardness

in

your

area,

adjust

the

selector

accord¬

ing

to

the

tab

e

below,

using

a

screw¬

driver

or

com.

Water

Hardness

Selector

Adjustments

6

positions

are

possible:

Pcs.

Hrrrdncss

tr.ol

r>gfl

Grains

ccrg-slHi

1

2

ML--

SB*

314

2’

3

JED-

3RD

13-

K?

3

■

39C-

4

S4L-

H4G

37-4E

5

4

gsn-i

isc

40-F.6

E

1

I7IM35I>

67-7?

*

set

fit

taslury

NOTE

If

your

dishwasher

is

set

with

fill

time

option,

(see

p

28),

the

water

hard¬

ness

selector

must

be

set

one

setting

higher

than

for

the

normal

water

hard¬

ness

setting

(except

with

1170-1250

mg/I).

a

Water

Softener

/

Filling

Salt

Reservoir

Please

use

only

special

coarse¬

grained

reactivation

salt,

as

other

salts

may

contain

insoluble

additives

which

car

impair

the

functioning

of

the

softener.

Inadvertently

filing

the

salt

con¬

tainer

with

dishwasher

detergent

will

always

lead

to

damage

to

the

wat

er

sof

t

ener.

Make

sure

tnat

you

have

picked

up

rhe

right

packet

of

reactiva

ting

salt

before

ffifing

(he

sail

container.

•

Remove

lower

basket

•

Unscrew

cap

of

salt

reservoir

Before

filling

the

salt

reservoir

for

the

first

time:

Fill

salt

reservoir

with

approx,

2

quarts

of

water,

•

Using

the

funnel

provided,

add

salt

(approx.

4.4

lbs.)

up

to

the

rim

of

the

reservoir,

•

Remove

any

grains

of

saIt

from

the

threaded

union

of

the

salt

reser¬

voir,

replace

plastic

cap

and

tighten.

Immediately

thereafter

run

the

"Rinse

&

Hold

Program"

to

remove

any

traces

of

salt

from

the

cabinet.

This

is

not

necessary

if

a

normal

program

is

run

immediately,

9

Water

Softener

/

Filling

Salt

Reservoir

‘Salt”

indicator

CHECK

SEQUENCE

—

Water

Intake

0

Oram

-

Q

Sait--

Rinse

asd

0

Inside

the

screw

cap

of

the

salt

reser¬

voir

is

a

yreeri

area

indicating

salt

level.

if

the

green

area

in

the

screw

cap

drops

below

the

appropriate

level,

the

salt

reservoir

should

be

refilled,

10