LG LD-1421W2 Owner’s Manual

OWNER'S MANUAL
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DISHWASHER
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LD-1420T(W,B)2
WM0642H*
LD-1421T(W,B)2
P/No.
P/NO :: MFL62077181
MFL31245123
www.lg.com
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ONTENTS
SAFETY AND CAUTION
3
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
5
PARTS NAME
9
FUNCTION OF CONTROL BUTTON
10
BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME
13
INFORMATION FOR ENERGY TEST
14
HOW TO USE AND OPERATE
15
OPERATING SEQUENCE
22
PROGRAM
23
USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
24
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
25
SPECIFICATION
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AFETY AND CAUTION
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING - When using your dishwasher, follow basic precautions,
including the following:
• Please read this manual carefully before using
the dishwasher for the first time.
• This manual contains very important notes
regarding the installation, use and maintenance
of your dishwasher.
• The manufacturer can not be responsible for
problems caused by ignoring these safety and
caution instructions.
• This dishwasher is designed for normal
household use.
• Do not use the dishwasher for industrial and
commercial use. It is designed for Domestic
dish washing only.
• The appliance is not intended for use by young
children or infirm persons without supervision.
• Check packaging and dishwasher immediately
for signs of transport damage. If the appliance
is damaged, do not put it into use but contact
your supplier without delay.
• This appliance is not intended for use by
persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or
lack of experience and knowledge, unless they
have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety.
mains using new hose-sets and that old hosesets should not be reused.
• The door should not be left in the open
position since this could present a tripping
hazard
During use
• Only suitable household utensils should be
placed in the dishwasher.
(Please avoid utensils; that are nonheatresistant, metal decorated, etc.)
• Do not use any kinds of solvent in your
dishwasher. They may cause an explosion or
fire.
• Do not spray water on the appliance.
It may cause the failure of electric parts or
electric shock.
• Do not push down or sit on the inner door
when the door opened. It may cause the
deformation or failure of your dishwasher.
• Do not use the detergent for hand washing.
The detergent for dishwasher should be used
for normal operation.
• This appliance is fitted with a safety function
that automatically stops the operation of the
dishwasher when it is exposed to heavy
disturbance on its mains.
• Dishwasher detergents are strongly alkaline.
They can be extremely dangerous if
swallowed. Avoid contact with skin and eyes
and keep children away from the dishwasher
when the door is open.
Check that the detergent receptacle is empty
after completion of the wash cycle.
During installation
• Electrical connection must be in accordance
with the rating label.
• Electrical safety is only guaranteed when the
earth system of your house is in accordance
with the related local regulations.(Do not use
an extension cable or cord.)
• If the hot water exceeds 65ºC, adjust the water
heater setting. If the hot water temperature can
not be maintained below 65ºC, the dishwasher
must be connected to cold water.
• If power supply cord is damaged, it must only
be replaced by the manufacturer or its service
agent or a similar qualified person in order to
avoid a hazard.
• This appliance must be positioned so that the
plug is accessible.
• The appliance is to be connected to the water
Child Safety
• Controls may be locked using “Child Lock”
mode to prevent all the setting from being
changed by a child.
• The Child Lock can only be engaged after the
cycle has commenced.
• Keep children away from detergents and rinseaids.
• Do not allow children to operate the
dishwasher.
• Young children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the appliance.
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AFETY AND CAUTION
CAUTION
concerning the Power Cord
We recommend that most Appliances be placed upon a dedicated circuit; that is, a single outlet circuit
which powers only that appliance and has no additional outlets or branch circuits. Check the
specification page of this owner's manual to be certain.
Do not overload wall outlets. Overloaded wall outlets, loose or damaged wall outlets, extension cords,
frayed power cords, or damaged or cracked wire insulation are dangerous. Any of these conditions
could result in electric shock or fire. Periodically examine the cord of your appliance, and if its
appearance indicates damage or deterioration, unplug it, discontinue use of the appliance, and have the
cord replaced with an exact replacement part by an authorized servicer.
Protect the power cord from physical or mechanical abuse, such as being twisted, kinked, pinched,
closed in a door, or walked upon. Pay particular attention to plugs, wall outlets, and the point where the
cord exits the appliance.
The instructions shall state the substance of the following :
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
CAUTION
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
This appliance must be grounded. In the event of a malfunction or breakdown, grounding
will reduce the risk of electric shock by providing a path of least resistance for electric
current. This appliance is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor
and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is installed
and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.
WARNING - Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a
risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or service
representative if you are in doubt whether the appliance is properly grounded.
Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance; if it will not fit the outlet
have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.
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NSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
A qualified electrician/plumber or competent person should carry out any electrical/plumbing
work required to install this appliance.
Step 1 :
PREPARE CUPBOARD OPENING
Step 2 :
PREPARATION FOR ELECTICAL WIRING
CAUTION
1 This dishwasher is designed to fit the size
shown as below.
For personal safety, remove house fuse
or open circuit breaker before
installation. Do not use an extension
cord or adapter plug with this appliance.
Electrical and earthing connections
must comply with the national electrical
code/provincial and municipal code
and/or other local codes.
2 Select a location as close to sink as
possible for ease of connection to the
water and drain pipes.
3 To ensure good drainage, the dishwasher
should not be installed more than 2 meters
away from the sink.
1 This appliance must be supplied with
correct rating voltage and hertz as shown
on instruction manual, and connected to
an individual, properly earthed branch
circuit, protected by a minimum 15 amp
circuit breaker or time delay fuse.
Wiring must be 2 wire with Earth.
4 If dishwasher is installed in a corner, a
minimum of 5cm of space is required
between the washer and an adjacent
cabinet or wall.
2 The power plug must be in a accessible
location adjacent to and not behind the
dishwasher and within 1.2 meters of the
dishwasher side.(See page 7 Fig.A)
3 The power plug must be correctly
earthed, if in doubt, have it checked by a
qualified Electrician. No other appliance
should be connected to the same plug
outlet by a double adapter or similar plug.
Dangerous voltage
Unit:mm
Any bare wood surrounding the
dishwasher should be sealed with a
waterproof paint or sealant to prevent
the cabinets from swelling.
5
To indicate hazards arising
from dangerous voltages.
Note – In case of application
around high voltage, the rules
according to ISO 3864 shall be
adhered to. Do not dismantle
or remove the covers of the
Dishwasher as it contains high
voltage to operate the UV
function.
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NSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Step 3 :
PREPARING THE DISHWASHER
FOR INSTALLATION
Step 4 :
INSTALLING THE
DISHWASHER IN CUPBOARD
1 Lay the dishwasher on its back.
1 Before sliding the dishwasher into the
cupboard opening, all necessary height
and balancing adjustments should be
made using a spanner.
2 Adjust the legs to the required height
as shown in below figure.
2 Slide the dishwasher into the cabinet
opening carefully. Make sure that the
drain hose inside the cabinet is not
kinked or stretched.
Adjust
leg
CAUTION
If the height of the cupboard is below
850mm, you should remove the top table
by unscrewing the 2 screws. (Two of rear)
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NSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Step 5 :
INSTALLATION OF DRAIN HOSE
When the drain hose is connected to a
separate standpipe, it is essential that an
airtight connection be made.
Refer to Fig.B
1 If the end of drain hose does not fit to
the drain line, use a rubber
connector(not supplied) that is
resistant to heat and detergent.
2 This should be available from a
plumbing shop or DIY merchants.
3 There are two typical connections as
shown in Figure A, B.
The “S” trap spigot must be drilled out
cleanly and free of obstruction to its
maximum internal diameter, if used for
drainage.
Fig. B : Drainage connection - stand pipe.
To prevent siphoning, one of the following
methods must be used:
Drain hose Extension
When the drain hose is connected to a
sink “s” trap or waste disposal unit, the
hose must be looped up to the underside
of the bench top and secured.
Extend drain hose as shown below.
CAUTION
Fig. A
When you connect or extend drain hose,
make sure that drain hose is not kinked.
(Bends should have a 40 mm radius.)
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NSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Step 6 :
CONNECTION OF WATER INLET HOSE
Step 8 :
HOW TO LEVEL THE DISHWASHER
1 Connect the water supply hose to the water tap.
(Some models consist of an inlet valve and hose.)
After installing the dishwasher, you may notice a
slight sticking of the door to the dishwasher,
when you open or close the door. If this does
happen you need to adjust the level of the
dishwasher.
2 After connecting the inlet hose to the tap, turn
on the tap to flush out foreign substances (dirt,
sand or sawdust) in the water lines. Let water
drain into a bucket, and check the water
temperature. (Fig. A)
Case 1. In case the door is slanted to the right
3 Connect the Supply hose to the water inlet.
(Fig. B)
Water tap
Fig. C
Water supply
hose
Fig. A
• If the door slants to the right, see fig, C and
follow these instructions:
1) Unscrew(counter-clockwise) the left leg of
the back side and correct the level.
2) Check the opening of door and repeat if
necessary until the door opens and closes
properly.
• When the product is correctly leveled, There
should be no slant , stickiness or friction sound.
Fig. B
• This dishwasher may be fed with either hot or
cold water. If the water can not be maintained
below 65ºC, the dishwasher must be
connected to cold water.
• When connecting, you may use sealant tape
or sealing compound to avoid water leaks.
• Make sure that the line is not kinked or
sharply bent.
• It is recommended that the new inlet hose be
used and not the existing or old hose.
Case 2. In case the door is slanted to the left
Step 7 :
FINAL CHECK AND ASSEMBLING
1 Securely hand tighten supply hose to the water
supply.
Plug the power supply cord into an earthed
electrical point and switch on.
Fig. D
• If the door slants to the left, see fig. D and
follow these instructions:
1) Check the opening of door if there still
remains sticky or friction sound.
2) Check the opening of door and repeat if
necessary until the door opens and closes
properly.
• When the product is correctly leveled, There
should be no slant , stickiness or friction sound.
2 After installing and prior to using the
dishwasher with crockery, we recommend that
you use the dishwasher on ‘Quick’ mode to
rinse through. At this stage it is useful to
ensure that there are no operating problems or
water leaks.
When the dishwasher is used for the first, there
may be a loud noise, if this happens, turn off
the power and restart the dishwasher.
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P
ARTS NAME
1. Control Panel
2. Door Handle
3. Front Cover
4. Lower Cover
5. Display Window
6. Power Button
7. Drain Hose
8. Inlet Hose
9. Power Cord
10. Adjustable Leg
11. Upper Rack
12. Cutlery basket
13. Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispenser
14. Vapor Vent Cover
15. Upper Spray Arm
16. Lower Spray Arm
17. Filter ASM
18. Lower Rack
19. 3rd Rack(Cutlery Rack)
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F
UNCTION OF CONTROL BUTTON
MODEL : LD-1420T(W,B)2
Program
MODEL : LD-1421T(W,B)2
Program
10
UV
Indicator
Time Left
Delay Start
Cool Dry
Indicator
Time Left
Delay Start
Beep On/Off
Spray
Beep On/Off
Spray
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Rinse
Power
Rinse
Power
Half Load
Child Lock
Half Load
Child Lock
F
UNCTION OF CONTROL BUTTON
Program
• To select a program, press this button.
UV (Selected models only)
• If you want to sterilize the dishes, press UV button before starting.
• UV can be used in both the option programs(Course+UV) and single program(UV).
• If the single program is selected, the UV lamp will turn on immediately.
• Following the drying cycle(option program), the UV lamp will turn on to perform the sterilization function.
• During the UV course, “St” will be shown on the display window.
• When you open the dishwasher door, the UV lamp will turn off.
Do not look at the UV lamp should it remain on in the event of a malfunction.
Cool Dry (Selected models only)
• When you want better drying performance, press Cool Dry button.
• Cool Dry can be used in both the option program(Course+Cool Dry) and single program(Cool Dry).
• If the single program is selected, the fan will operate immediately.
• Following the drying cycle(option program), the fan will operate for a few more minutes to diminish any remaining moisture.
• During the Cool Dry course, “Cd” will be shown on the display window.
• You can open the door and unload the dishes at any time.
Indicator
• Child Lock.
• Refill with rinse aid.
Time Left
• Before starting, the display window shows the running time of the selected program.
• After starting, the display window shows the remaining time. These times may vary due to extraneous conditions.
• If the dishwasher has trouble, the trouble type is displayed.
“OE”, “FE”, “IE”, “EI”, “HE”, “CE”, “LE”, “tE”
• If these error letters are displayed, please refer to the trouble shooting guide page 26 and follow the guide.
Beep On/Off
• The dishwasher must be switched on.
• The beep on/off function can be set by pressing the Half Load and Spray button simultaneously for a few seconds.
Then, an “On” will appear in the display.
• The beep on/off function is automatically canceled when a mains power failure occurs.
Rinse
• Repeated pressing of the Rinse button will select Extra Hot, Rinse+, Extra Hot & Rinse+.
• If you select the Extra Hot function, the operationg temperature will be up to 80 . (selectable on Dual Wash, Auto & Eco 50 only)
• When you select Rinse+ an additional rinse cycle is added.
Half Load
• In case of small load, use upper or lower rack only to save energy.
• With each press, Upper or Lower racks can be selected.
• In case you don’t select this button, the machine always works on vario washing, which operates upper and lower spray arm alternately.
Child Lock
• Used to lock or unlock the control buttons to prevent any of the settings from being changed after the cycle has commenced.
• To activate or release the Child Lock function, press the Half Load and Rinse buttons simultaneously for a few seconds while the
dishwasher is in operation.
• All controls will be disabled except the Child Lock and Power buttons.
• Turning off the dishwasher will not reset the Child Lock function. You must release the Child Lock before you can operate the
dishwasher.
Power
• For operating, press this button first for power on.
• After operating, this button automatically switches off for safety and energy saving.
• In case of irregular mains power disturbance to the machine, the power may be automatically turned off for safety.
Spray
• With each press, the water jet intensity is changed to Strong, Medium or Soft.
Delay Start
• If you want to delay the start of selected program, press this button.
• Pressing this button will increase the delayed starting time by 1 hourly increments.
• The delay start time can be adjusted from 1 hour to 19 hours.
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EFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME
1. Adding Rinse Aid
For filling
To fill the Rinse Aid chamber, rotate the round cap counter clockwise and remove. Fill the container
to the maximum level with a good quality Rinse Aid, then replace and lock the cap.
The Rinse Aid is automatically dispensed during the final rinse cycle.
The dosage is factory set to suit most installations. If, after washing, you notice cloudy spots, streaks
or water marks on your glassware, it may be necessary to increase the setting. To do this, remove the
cap and rotate the indicator arrow to a higher setting then replace the cap . If the glasses are smeared
or foam is present on the bottom of the glass or the bottom of the machine, select a lower setting.
IMPORTANT NOTE
It’s not necessary to use liquid Rinse Aid if using dishwashing tablets with a rinse aid component
already added. It may cause foaming or smearing on the glassware.
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NFORMATION FOR ENERGY TEST (AS/NZS 2007)
■ Appliance loaded in accordance with
standard specifications.
• Capacity : 14 place settings
• Comparability course : Eco 50 & Spray :
Strong
• Rinse Aid setting : 3
• Reference cleaner : 22g of detergent onto
the inside surface of the door and fill 10g
into the detergent dispenser.
• Door is opened at the end of the drying
cycle for the drying performance test.
• Height-adjustable Rack-U must be inserted
into the uppermost position.
3. Upper Rack
b
a
a
b
c
b
1. Cutlery Basket
1
2
3
a
Glasses
b
Cups
c
Saucers
4
4. Lower Rack
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e
f
f
2. Cutlery Rack
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Dinner Plates
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Soup Plates
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Dessert Plates
H
OW TO USE AND OPERATE
For better washing performance, always load
the dishwasher according to the instructions.
1. Cutlery Rack
The cutlery rack is best suited for flatware and
most cooking or serving utensils.
Before loading items into the dishwasher
• Clean off large particles of food, in
particular insoluble items such as bones,
pips etc.
• Items with burnt on food should be soaked
prior to loading in the dishwasher.
While you load items into the dishwasher
• Load all items with the opening down.
(Make sure that water does not collect in a
deep base.)
• Deep based items should be placed at an
angle to help water run off and dry
properly
• Make sure that all items do not touch each
other.
Knife, fork and spoon handles should be
positioned between the tines.
Take care not to obstruct the rotation of
spray arms.
WARNING
Be careful when loading and unloading
sharp-edged items. Load sharp knives
with the blade down in order to reduce the
risk of injury.
Plastic items do not dry as well as steel or
porcelain items.
Non Dishwasher Safe Items
Height Adjustable tray
Each side tray can be adjusted independently to
a high or low position to accommodate
different sizes of utensils or cutlery.
The combination of high water temperatures and
dishwasher detergent may damage particular items,
therefore we do not recommend using the
dishwasher to wash the following:
Lift it up
Copper or anodized aluminum
Hand painted silver or gold leaf crockery
Wood or bone handled utensils
Iron or non rust proof utensils
Plastic items that which are not dishwasher safe
Rotate it front to back
position
Highposition
position
High
High
position
Low
Low
position
Lowposition
position
20mm
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OW TO USE AND OPERATE
The basket can be split along its length,
increasing the lower rack’s loading versatility.
Removable Cutlery Rack
The entire cutlery rack can be removed if more
space is needed on the upper rack for larger
items.
NOTE :
Always remove cutlery from the rack before
removing the rack.
Slide two baskets in opposite directions, then
pull them apart.
Pull the rack out to the end of the rails, then lift
the front of the rack so the rollers clear the stop
on the end of the rail. The rack can now be
slid forward and removed from the rails.
WARNING
To prevent injuries, place knives and other
utensils with sharp points on the knife
shelf or cutlery rack.
If you want to load them in the cutlery
basket, place them with the pointed edges
facing downwards.
2. Cutlery Basket
Place forks and spoon in the cutlery basket
with their handles downwards.
3. Lower Rack
The lower rack is best loaded with dinner
plates, soup bowls, dishes, pots, pans, lids and
even the grill tray.
For lager utensils, such as whisks, the cover is
opened by being hinged.
Take care not to obstruct the rotation of the
spray arm.
Plates should be positioned upright and facing
the centre of the rack and pots, pans and large
dishes must be turned upside down.
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H
OW TO USE AND OPERATE
Take care not to obstruct the rotation of the
spray arms and ensure that large items do not
prevent the detergent dispenser lid from
opening.
4. Upper Rack
It is best to load this with more delicate items
such as, small plates, long cutlery, cups,
glasses and dishwasher safe plastic items.
To make it easier to load larger dishes, the
front row of tines can be folded down.
How to fold down
Plates should be positioned upwards with the
plate bottom facing the front of the rack.
Cups, glasses and bowls must be positioned
upside down.
Take care not to obstruct the rotation of the
spray arm under the upper rack.
Fold up state
Ex) Loading large pot
To make it easier to load larger cup or glass,
the left side row of tines can be folded down.
Fold down state
How to fold down
• Pull up the tine
• Rotate the tine
To make it easier to load larger dishes, the rear
row of tines can be removed away.
Long stem glassware can be
placed without interference
from the lowered tines.
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H
OW TO USE AND OPERATE
■ Adjusting the height of the upper rack
The height of the upper rack can be adjusted
when you load glasses with long stems or
tall crockery items.
The knife rack (on some models) or extra cup
rack provides support for long steam glasses.
• Move the upper rack to the lower
position
Pull up the levers
on either side of the rack.
• Move to upper position
The cup racks can be folded up out of the way
for tall crockery items.
Lift the rack upward.
There is a 45mm gain in height when the upper
rack is moved to the lower position.
45mm
After adjusting the rack levels, check that the
spray arms are free to rotate.
WARNING
Before adjusting, ensure the rack is empty
of all crockery.
Otherwise crockery may be damaged or
you may be injured.
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H
OW TO USE AND OPERATE
5. Adding Detergent
• Detergent must be put into the detergent
chamber before starting every program except
the Pre Wash. The dispenser will not activate on
a Pre Wash cycle.
• Please follow the manufacturer’s instructions
within the manual, when determining the correct
amount of detergent to use.
• If your dishes are moderately dirty, you may use
slightly less detergent than recommended.
• Chambers hold 15g and 25g.
• The amountof detergent required depends on
the program. Please refer to the guide table.
PROGRAM
Place proper
detergent into this
compartment
AMOUNT OF DETERGENT
Pre-Wash
Main-Wash
Dual Wash
5g
25g
Auto
10g
20g
Eco50
5g
15g
Gentle
15g
Quick
20g
Pre Wash
Push latch to open
No detergent
• The detergent is dispensed automatically
during the operation.
• The chamber lid remains open after operation.
Detergent Information
When using tablets, place them onto the
inside surface of the door. The use of some
combined detergent/rinse aid tablets can
cause the dispenser to remain shut during
the wash.
Use only the detergent intended for
household dishwashers. (Ordinary handwashing detergent should not be used,
because the foam will interfere with proper
operation.) When using some dishwasher
tablets, the dispenser may not to open due to
their excessive size. If this happens, place
the tablet onto the floor of the tub.
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OW TO USE AND OPERATE
6. Refilling
WARNING
The detergent used is a special
Dishwasher detergent and like all
household chemicals it should be
treated as harmful and kept out of
reach of children. After completion of
the wash program, the detergent
compartment should be checked and
any remaining detergent removed.
For refilling Rinse Aid
Depending on the dosage setting and the
number of washes, the chamber may need to
be topped up, approximately once a month.
The rinse aid level can be checked by two
methods.
• By the indicator window on the dispenser
when the dishwasher door is fully open.
● Black indicates sufficient Rinse Aid
O Clear indicates Rinse Aid required
ATTENTION
Using combined detergent products
(ex.3 in 1)
Some products integrated rinse aid
work best specific programs only.
You will obtain optimum rinsing and
drying results by using conventional
rinse aids.
The use of Dishwasher Tablet products
may also cause the soap dispenser to
remain shut, therefore failing to
dispense the soap tablet.
These combined detergent products
can alternatively be placed on the filter
prior to starting the wash cycle.
Please contact the detergent
manufacturer if the drying performance
is very poor or you find the white film,
when you use the combined detergent
products.
The rinse aid dial should be set to
minimum when using wash tablets with
built in rinse aid.
Excessive rinse aid can cause foaming
at the end of the wash.
We do not warrant the complaints that
are directly related to the use of these
products. Do not use liquid rinse aid if
using tablets containing a rinse aid
agent.
• By the light on the control panel, being lit,
when the dishwasher is working on.
When the lamp is lit, it means the rinse
aid is almost empty. Refill the Rinse Aid
chamber as soon as possible.
Do not refill with rinse aid if using
Detergent tablets that already have a
rinse aid agent built in.
Rinse Aid Information
Rinse Aid is necessary to remove spots and
streaks from dishes as well as improved
drying. Using the correct amount will improve
wash performance. However, using too much
can produce excess foam leading to possible
water leaks.
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OW TO USE AND OPERATE
7. Drying
8. Dual Wash
■ To assist drying, we recommend that the
door be partially opened after the cycle.
The display will indicate "Cd"(cool dry) for
a further 30 minutes after the end of the
cycle time. It can be interrupted or
terminated by simply opening the door.
■ The spray intensity of the upper and lower
racks can be adjusted separately depending
on soil level or type of dishes loaded on each
rack. For example by selecting Soft Spray for
the upper rack and Strong Spray for the
lower rack, you can wash delicate items like
wine glasses on the upper rack while washing
pots and pans on the lower rack.
■ The use of rinse aid is recommended for
optimum drying results.
■ How to use Dual Wash
1. Select Dual Wash course.
2. Press Half Load key to choose Upper or
Lower. Indicator Upper is default.
3. Press Spray key to set the intensity for
upper or lower rack.
(Strong/Medium/Soft)
Medium setting is the default.
4. Select other options if required.
5. Dishwasher starts after 10 seconds.
■ Select the “Extra Hot” option to get the best
drying results.
■ If the “Eco 50 + Strong Spray Level” cycle
is selected, the drying performance will be
compromised as this course uses very little
energy and will not create the residual heat
required to dry the load completely.
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O PERATING SEQUENCE
the remaining time.
The remaining time may vary due to
extraneous conditions.
The time in the display window will start
to decrease minute by minute.
If the door is opened during the program
a safety device ensures that the machine
stops.
Once the door is re-closed the program
will automatically start from where it was
interrupted.
Press the “Power” button
Check there is rinse aid
The corresponding indicator lights will
illuminate if refilling is required.
Open the door and check
the filters
Ensure they are clean and properly
positioned (See “User Maintenance
Instructions”).
At the end of the
washing program
Load the dishes
“End” is displayed on the digital display
and a buzzer sounds.
And the dishwasher automatically switches
off for safety and energy saving later.
Remove any excess food and debris from
the items before loading them.
Pull the lower rack out and arrange the
dishes and cutlery.
Pull the upper rack out and arrange the
cups, glasses, etc.
If you selected “UV” function, the
dishwasher automatically switches off
after sterilizing action.
CAUTION
If you selected “Cool Dry” function, the
display then shows “Cd” to indicate that
the dishwasher is in “Cool Dry” mode.
And then the dishwasher automatically
switches off later.
To avoid the risk of tipping, do not load the
upper rack while the lower rack is pulled out.
Ensure the spray arms can
rotate freely
CAUTION
Empty the lower rack first and then the upper
one;this will avoid water dripping from the
upper rack onto the dishes below.
Measure out detergent
Add the required amount of detergent into
the dispenser and close the lid.
WARNING
In general it is not advisable to open the door
while the machine is working.
If the door is opened, a safety device ensures
that the machine stops.
Care must be taken if the door is opened
during the hot phase or immediately after a
program has finished, as steam may escape.
Setting and starting the
program
Press the program button to select the
desired program.
After 10 seconds, the machine will start.
If necessary, select the option function
corresponding to the desired program.
The indicator lights of the program and all
the phases of the program will come on.
Before starting, the display window shows
the running time of the selected program.
After starting, the display window shows
CAUTION
That the door should not be left in the open
position since this could present a tripping
hazard.
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ROGRAM
Running time may vary according to the water temperature, water pressure and voltage.
Running time doesn’t include “Cool Dry - 30min”.
Program
Wash
Pre Wash
Dual Wash
Rinse
Pre Wash2
40
Main Wash
Rinse
Heating
Rinse
65
70
45
50
40
70
50
70
Dry
Cool
Dry
Auto
Eco 50
Gentle
Quick
Pre Wash
Eco 50
Dual Wash
This program offers the most efficient energy
and water consumption for a good washing
performance on a moderately soiled load, but
compromises the drying result as it uses very
little energy.
This program is ideal for very dirty crockery, in
particular pots, pans and casserole dishes.
This program will be able to control the water jet
level of each spray arm differently.
For more information, refer to page 21.
Gentle
Auto Wash
This program is for washing delicate items like
glasses.
During the Auto program, the degree of soiling
in the dishes is determined by the amount of
clouding of the water.
According the degree of soiling, the program
automatically adjust the washing time,
temperature, level of water jet and the number of
rinse.
As a result, the energy and water consumption is
kept as low as possible.
The “F” on display means that the sensor is
sensing the status of the dishwasher.
The remaining wash time will then show after
10 minutes.
Quick
It is best suited for lightly soiled recently used
dishes and cutlery.
When you select “Quick” program, the “Cool
Dry”function will automatically engage for
optimum drying results.
Pre Wash
Can use this program for only removing soil
before washing dishes by hand.
Auto Restart
If the dishwasher is turned off by a power failure, it will restart from the position it stopped at
adjusting accordingly when you press the Power button again.
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SER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
To prevent operating trouble, and poor washing results, it is important to check
filters and spray arms at regular intervals.
Filters
Lower Spray Arm
• Remove the lower rack first.
• Turn the mesh filter counterclockwise.
• Take out the mesh filter, upper STS filter
and outer filter.
• Clean them if necessary.
• Replace them in the reverse order.
• Check that the water jet holes are not
blocked.
• If cleaning is required, remove the arm by
pulling up.
• Clean the spray arm and replace it pushing
down.
Upper Spray Arm
• Pull the upper rack forwards.
• Check that the water jet holes are not
blocked.
• If cleaning is required, remove the arm by
unscrewing the nut.
• Clean the spray arm and replace it in the
reverse order.
After each cycle, clean the filter for
the better washing result.
Before starting, check that the filter is
assembled well. If the filter is not
assembled correctly, you might have
a poor cleaning result.
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ROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
■ If a problem occurs check below to see whether this can be solved.
■ In the unlikely event that the problem cannot be rectified, please contact a
service engineer.
Problem
Possible Causes
Solution
No lights come on when
the power is turned on.
• Plug is not properly inserted into
the socket.
• Fuses blown or circuit breaker
tripped.
• The electricity of the house was
cut off.
• Check the plug.
• Check the electricity.
• Call for service.
The machine does not
start.
• Door is not fully closed.
• The start button is not pressed.
• Close the door.
• Press the start button.
The spray arms do not
rotate smoothly.
• The mounting of the spray arms is
blocked by food particles.
• Clean the holes of the
spray arm.
White deposits are left
on the dishwasher after
washing.
• The amount of detergent or rinseaid set incorrectly.
• Check the detergent
or rinse-aid.
Streaks are left on
glassware.
• Too little Rinse-Aid dispensed.
Dry results are not
satisfactory.
• Too little Rinse-Aid dispensed.
Washing results are not
satisfactory.
• Incorrect amount of detergent.
• Utensils incorrectly arranged or
overloaded.
• Filters are clogged.
• Water jet holes of spray arms
blocked.
• Spray arm's rotation obstructed by
utensils.
• Unsuitable program selected.
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• Fill the rinse-aid.
• Adjust the level of the
rinse aid dispenser.
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ROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
Problem
Possible Causes
Solution
The display shows "OE"
code. (Water is not
pumped away.)
• The drain hose is kinked.
• The filter is clogged.
• Motor trouble.
(Washing motor or Drain motor)
• Straighten hose(s).
• Clean the filter.
• If you can not solve
the problem, call for
service.
The display shows "IE"
code.
• Water is not supplied.
• Water tap is not opened.
• Water sensor trouble.
• Check the water tap.
• If you can not solve
the problem, call for
service.
The display shows "EI"
code.
(Automatically Drain
pump operated.)
• Water is leaking from the hose
connections.
• Damage to the unit has been
caused by a water leak.
The display shows "FE"
code. (Automatically
Drain pump operated.)
• Excessive water is supplied over
the normal water level.
• There is a problem with the inlet
valve.
The display shows "HE"
code.
• The water heater circuit is damaged.
The display shows "tE"
code.
• Thermistor trouble or very high inlet
water temperature.
The display shows "LE"
code.
• Motor trouble.
The display shows "CE"
code.
• Motor trouble.
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• Close the water tap
and unplug the power
plug.
• Call for service.
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ROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
■ These are not error codes indicating a malfunction.
Code
Description
The display shows
“PF” code
This indicates there was a power failure. This function protects
the dishwasher in the event the power goes out or the power to
the unit is disrupted. When power is returned, and a button is
pushed, this will display for 10 seconds and then go away.
The display shows
“Cd” code
"Cd" means Cool-Dry. This is an additional drying cycle to assist
drying performance in the 'Quick' course. This cycle runs for a
further 30 minutes after the course has finished. It can be
interrupted at any time by opening the door.
The display shows
“St” code
"St" means Sanitary. This is an additional sanitary cycle using
the UV function. This cycle runs for 4 hours and can be
canceled at any time by turning the power off.
The display shows
“CL” code
“CL” means Child-Lock. This function is used to lock or unlock
the control buttons to prevent all the setting from being changed
by a child. It can only be activated during the wash cycle.
Refer to page 12 for Child Lock operation instructions.
The display shows
“F” code
When the unit is displaying "F", the sensor is measuring the
water clarity. After 5 minutes of sensing (except draining and
filling), the unit's display will then show the processing time.
The display shows
numbers between 1 ~ 19
This is not an error code, but indicates the setting of the delay
start. To cancel the function, turn the power off. To change the
course and option, open the door and select another course and
option. Countdown will then continue after door is closed again.
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PECIFICATION
Capacity
14 Place settings
Weight
See rating label
Power Supply
See rating label
Power Consumption
See rating label
Water Feed Pressure
0.05 ~ 0.6 MPa
The maximum permissible inlet water pressure,
in megapascals
The minimum permissible inlet water pressure,
in megapascals
(if this is necessary for the correct operation of the appliance)
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M EMO
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M EMO
30
M EMO
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