OWNER’S MANUAL  # AIR CONDITIONER  Please read this manual carefully before operating your set and retain it for future reference.  TYPE : INVERTER
# TIPS FOR SAVING ENERGY  Here are some tips that will help you minimize the power consumption when you use the air conditioner. You can use your air conditioner more efficiently by referring to the instructions below:  • Do not cool excessively indoors. This may be harmful for your health and may consume more electricity.
• Block sunlight with blinds or curtains while you are operating the air conditioner.
• Keep doors or windows closed tightly while you are operating the air conditioner.
• Adjust the direction of the air flow vertically or horizontally to circulate indoor air.
• Speed up the fan to cool or warm indoor air quickly, in a short period of time.
• Open windows regularly for ventilation as the indoor air quality may deteriorate if the air conditioner is used for many hours.
• Clean the air filter once every 2 weeks. Dust and impurities collected in the air filter may block the air flow or weaken the cooling / dehumidifying functions.  # For your records  Staple your receipt to this page in case you need it to prove the date of purchase or for warranty purposes. Write the model number and the serial number here:  Model number :  Serial number :  You can find them on a label on the side of each unit.  Dealer’s name :  Date of purchase :
# IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  # READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE.  Always comply with the following precautions to avoid dangerous situations and ensure peak performance of your product  # WARNING  It can result in serious injury or death when the directions are ignored  # CAUTION  It can result in minor injury or product damage when the directions are ignored  # WARNING  • Installation or repairs made by unqualified persons can result in hazards to you and others.  • Installation MUST conform with local building codes or, in the absence of local codes, with the Nation Electrical Code NFPA 70/ANSI C1-1003 or current edition and Canadian Electrical Code Part1 CSA C.22.1.  • The information contained in the manual is intended for use by a qualified service technician familiar with safety procedures and equipped with the proper tools and test instruments.  • Failure to carefully read and follow all instructions in this manual can result in equipment malfunction, property damage, personal injury and/or death.  # Installation  • Use a standard circuit breaker and fuse conforming with the rating of the air conditioner. Failure to do so may result in electric shock or product failure.
• Contact an authorized service center when you install or relocate the air conditioner. Failure to do so may result in serious injury or product failure.
• Always use a power plug and socket with a ground terminal.Failure to do so may result in electric shock or product failure
• Install the panel and the cover of the control box safely. Failure to do so may result in explosion or fire.
• Install a dedicated electric outlet and circuit breaker before you use the air conditioner. Failure to do so may result in electric shock or product failure.
• Use a standard circuit breaker and fuse conforming with the rating of the air conditioner. Failure to do so may result in electric shock or product failure.
• Do not modify or extend the power cable. If the power cable or cord has scratches or skin peeled off or deteriorated then it must be replaced. It may result in fire or electric shock.
• Be cautious when you unpack or install the air conditioner. Failure to do so may result in serious injury or product failure.
• Contact an authorized service center when you install or relocate the air conditioner. Failure to do so may result in serious injury or product failure.
• Do not install the air conditioner on an unstable surface or where there may be a danger of it falling. It may result in death, serious injury, or product failure.
# Operation  • Do not let the air conditioner run for a long time when the humidity is very high or when a door or window has been left open. Failure to do so may result in product failure.
• Make sure that the power cord is not pulled or damaged while the air conditioner is operating. Failure to do so may result in fire, electric shock, or product failure.
• Do not place any objects on the power cord. It may result in electric shock or product failure.
• Do not turn on or off the air conditioner by plugging in or unplugging the power plug. It may result in fire or electric shock.
• Do not touch, operate or repair the air conditioner with wet hands. It may result in electric shock or product failure.
• Do not place a heater or other heating appliances near the power cable. It may result in fire, electric shock, or product failure.
• Do not allow water to run into the air conditioner. It may result in explosion or fire.
• Do not leave flammable substances such as gasoline, benzene and thinner near the air conditioner. It may result in explosion or fire.
• Do not use the air conditioner for an extended period of time in a small place without ventilation. Ventilate the place regularly. Failure to do so may result in explosion or fire.
• When there is a gas leak, ventilate sufficiently before using the air conditioner again. Failure to do so may result in explosion or fire.
• Unplug the power plug if there is a noise, smell or smoke coming from the air conditioner. Failure to do so may result in explosion or fire.
• Stop operating and close the window in storm or hurricane.If possible remove the product from the window  before hurricane arrives
• Do not touch the electrostatic filter after opening the front grille. Failure to do so may result in electric shock or product failure.
• Contact an authorized service center when the air conditioner is submerged into water due to flooding. Failure to do so may result in explosion or fire.
• Be cautious water could not enter the product
• Make sure to ventilate sufficiently when this air conditioner and a heating appliance such as a heater are used simultaneously. Failure to do so may result in fire, serious injury, or product failure.
• Turn the main power off and unplug the power plug when you clean or repair the air conditioner. Failure to do so may result in death, serious injury, or product failure.
• Unplug the power plug when the air conditioner is not used for an extended period of time. Failure to do so may result in product failure.
• Do not place any objects on the air conditioner. It may result in product failure.
• For inner cleaning, contact an Authorized Service Center or a dealer. Do not use harsh detergent that causes corrosion or damage on the unit. Harsh detergent may also cause failure of product, fire, or electronic shock.
# CAUTION  # Installation  • Make sure to check if there is a refrigerant leak after you install or repair the air conditioner. Failure to do so may result in product failure.  • Install the drain hose properly for smooth drainage of condensed water. Failure to do so may result in product failure.  • Keep level even when installing the product.  • Install the air conditioner where the noise from the outdoor unit or the exhaust gas will not inconvenience the neighbors. Failure to do so may result in conflict between neighbors.  • When transporting the equipment, there should be at least 2 or more people, or a forklift. It may result in serious injury.  • Do not install the air conditioner where it will be exposed to sea wind (salt spray) directly. It may result in product failure.  # Operation  • Do not expose people, animals or plants to the cold or hot wind from the air conditioner. It may result in serious injury.  • Do not use the product for special purposes, such as preserving foods, works of art, etc. It is a consumer air conditioner, not a precision refrigeration system. It may result in death, fire or electric shock.  • Do not block the inlet or outlet of air flow. It may result in explosion or product failure.  • Do not use strong cleaning agents or solvents when you clean the air conditioner, or spray water. Use a smooth cloth. It may result in serious injury or product failure.  • Never touch the metal parts of the air conditioner when you remove the air filter. It may result in serious injury or product failure.  • Do not place any objects on the air conditioner. It may result in product failure.  • Always insert the filter securely after cleaning. Clean the filter every two weeks or more often if necessary.  • Do not insert hands or other objects through the air inlet or outlet while the air conditioner is operating. It may result in electric shock.  • Do not drink the water drained from the air conditioner. It may result in serious health complications.  • Use a sturdy stool or ladder when you clean, maintain or repair the air conditioner at a height. Failure to do so may result in serious injury or product failure.  • Do not mix the batteries for the remote control with other types of batteries or mix new batteries with used batteries. Failure to do so may result in product failure.  • Do not recharge or disassemble the batteries. Failure to do so may result in explosion, fire or serious injury.  • Stop using the remote control if there is a battery fluid leak. If your cloth or skin is exposed to the battery fluid from a leak, wash it off with clean water. Failure to do so may result in serious injury.  • If you swallow the battery fluid from a leak, wash out the inside of your mouth thoroughly and then consult a doctor. Failure to do so may result in serious health complications.
# TABLE OF CONTENTS  # 2 TIPS FOR SAVING ENERGY  # 3 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  # 7 BEFORE USE  7Components
8Using the remote control
9- Inserting batteries
9- Installing the remote control holder  # 10 BASIC FUNCTIONS  10 Cooling your room
10 Heating your room
10 Removing humidity
11 Airing your room
11 Adjusting the fan speed
11 Adjusting the air flow direction
11 Setting the timer
11 - Setting the current time
12 - Turning on the air conditioner
automatically at a set time
12 - Turning off the air conditioner
automatically at a set time
12 - Canceling the timer setting
12 Setting sleep mode  # 13 ADVANCED FUNCTIONS  13 Changing room temperature quickly
13 Indoor air purification
13 - Auto Clean operation
14 Plasma Purification operation
14 Auto operation
15 Auto Changeover operation
15 Energy saving cooling mode
15 Display screen brightness
16 Operating the air conditioner without the
remote control
16 Restarting the air conditioner
automatically  # 17 MAINTENANCE  18 Cleaning the air filter
18 Cleaning the 3M Multi Protection Filter
18 Cleaning the plasma filter  # 19 TROUBLESHOOTING  19 Self-diagnosis function
19 Before requesting service
# Before Use
# Components  Indoor unit  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  # NOTE  The number of operation lamps and their locations may vary, depending on the model of the air conditioner.  # Outdoor unit  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.
# Using the remote control  You can operate the air conditioner more conveniently with the remote control. You will find the buttons for the additional functions under the cover of the remote control.  # Wireless remote control  <PIC>\* Some functions may not be supported, depending on the model.
# Inserting batteries  Insert batteries before using the remote control. The battery type used is .1Remove the battery cover.  <PIC>  2Insert the new batteries and make sure that the $^+$ and - terminals of the batteries are installed correctly.  <PIC>  3Reattach the battery cover.  # NOTE  If the display screen of the remote control starts to fade, replace the batteries.  # Installing the remote control holder  Install the holder where there is no direct sunlight to protect the remote control.  1Choose a safe and easily-accessible place.  2Fix the holder by fastening the 2 screws firmly with a screwdriver.  <PIC>  3Slide the remote control into the holder.  <PIC>  # Operating method  Point the remote control towards the signal receiver at the bottom of the air conditioner to operate it.  <PIC>  # NOTE  • The remote control may operate other electronic devices if pointed towards them. Make sure to point the remote control towards the signal receiver of the air conditioner. • For proper operation, use a soft cloth to clean the signal transmitter and receiver.
# BASIC FUNCTIONS  # Cooling your room (Cooling operation)  1Press ON/OFF to turn on the power.
2Press Mode repeatedly to select the cooling operation. -Snow icon is displayed on the display screen.  <PIC>  3Press UP/DOWN to set the desired temperature. - The temperature range is 18-30 .  # Heating your room (Heating operation)  1Press ON/OFF to turn on the power. 2Press MODE repeatedly to select the heating operation. -SUN icon displayed on the display screen.  <PIC>  3Press UP/DOWN to set the desired temperature. - The temperature range is 16-30 .  # NOTE  Cooling-only models do not support this function.  # Removing humidity (Dehumidifying operation)  This mode removes excess moisture from an environment with high humidity or in the rainy season, in order to prevent mold from setting in. This mode adjusts the room temperature and the fan speed automatically to maintain the optimal level of humidity.  1Press ON/OFF to turn on the power. 2Press MODE repeatedly to select the dehumidifying operation. WATER icon is displayed on the display screen.  <PIC>  # NOTE  • In this mode you cannot adjust the desired temperature, as it is adjusted automatically. Also, the desired temperature is not displayed on the display screen.
# Airing your room (Air Circulation operation)  This mode only circulates the indoor air without changing the room temperature. The cooling lamp lights up in air circulation mode.  1Press ON/OFF to turn on the power.
2Press MODE repeatedly to select the air circulation operation. -Fan icon displayed on the display screen.  <PIC>
3Press FAN SPEED to adjust the fan speed.  # Adjusting the fan speed  1Press FAN SPEED repeatedly to adjust the fan speed.  - Select right arrow you want natural air.
The fan speed adjusts automatically.  <PIC>  # Adjusting the air flow direction  1To adjust the direction of the air flow horizontally, press and select the desired direction. - Select to adjust the direction of the air flow automatically.
2To adjust the direction of the air flow vertically, press repeatedly and select the desired direction. - Select to adjust the direction of the air flow automatically.  # NOTE  • Adjusting the air flow direction vertically may not be supported, depending on the model.
• Adjusting the air deflector arbitrarily may cause product failure.
• If you restart the air conditioner, it starts to operate with the previously set direction of air flow, so the air deflector may not match the icon displayed on the remote control. When this occurs, press or to adjust the direction of the air flow again.  # Setting the timer  You can use the timer function to save energy and to use the air conditioner more efficiently.  # Setting the current time  1Press SET CLEAR hold it for longer than 3 seconds. - The AM/PM icon flickers at the bottom of the display screen.  <PIC>  2Press UP or DOWN to select the minutes.
3Press SET CLEAR to finish.
# Turning on the air conditioner automatically at a set time  1Press ON- The icon below flickers at the bottom of the display screen.  <PIC>  2Press UP or DOWN to select the minutes.
3Press SET CLEAR finish.  4When setting the timer, current time and ON icon are displayed on the display screen indicating that the desired time is set.  # Turning off the air conditioner automatically at a set time  1Press OFF- The icon below flickers at the bottom of the display screen.  <PIC>  2Press UP or DOWN to select the minutes.
3Press pto finish.  4When setting the timer, current time and OFF icon are displayed on the display screen indicating that the desired time is set.  # Canceling the timer setting  1Press SET CLEAR- To cancel all timer settings, press SET CLEAR  # Setting sleep mode  Use the sleep mode to turn off the air conditioner automatically when you go to sleep.  1Press ON/OFF to turn on the power.
2Press SLEEP
3Press UP or DOWN to select the hour (up to 7 hours).
4Press SET CLEAR to finish. - is displayed on the display screen in sleep mode.  <PIC>  # NOTE  In the Cooling and Dehumidifying modes, the temperature increases by 1 after 30 minutes and by a further 1 after another 30 minutes for a more comfortable sleep. The temperature increases with up to 2 from the preset temperature.
# ADVANCED FUNCTIONS  The air conditioner offers some additional advanced functions.  # Changing room temperature quickly  # (Jet Cool/Heat operation)  This mode allows you to cool indoor air quickly in summer or warm it quickly in winter.  1Press ON/OFF to turn on the power.
2Press JET .  <PIC>  - In jet cooling mode, strong air blows out at a temperature of 18 for 30 minutes. - In jet heating mode, strong air blows out at a temperature of 30 for 30 minutes.  # NOTE  • In Air Circulation, Auto, or Auto Changeover mode, this function cannot be used.
• This function may not be supported, depending on the model.  # Indoor air purification  # Auto Clean operation  In the cooling and dehumidifying operations, moisture is generated inside the indoor unit. Use the auto cleaning function to remove such moisture.  1Press A/CLEAN is displayed on the display screen.  <PIC>  - If you turn off the power, the fan operates for 30 minutes and cleans the inside of the indoor unit.  # NOTE  Some buttons cannot be used while the auto cleaning function is in operation.
# Plasma Purification operation  The plasma filter developed by  removes microscopic contaminants from the intake air completely to supply clean and fresh air.  1Press ON/OFF to turn on the power.
2Press PLASMA is displayed on the display screen.  <PIC>  # !NOTE  • You can use this function by pressing PLASMA without turning the air conditioner on.
• Both the plasma lamp and the cooling lamp light up while plasma purification is in operation.
• This function may not be supported, depending on the model.  # Auto operation (Artificial intelligence)  # Cooling-only models
In this mode, the fan speed and the temperature adjust automatically, based on the room temperature.  1Press ON/OFF to turn on the power.
2Press MODE repeatedly to select auto operation.
3Press UP or DOWN to select the desired operation code if the temperature is higher or lower than the desired temperature.  <PIC>  # NOTE  • In this mode, you cannot adjust the fan speed, but you can set the air deflector to rotate automatically.
• This function may not be supported, depending on the model.# Auto Changeover operation  This mode changes the operation mode automatically to maintain the set temperature at 2.  1Press ON/OFF to turn on the power. 2Press MODE repeatedly to select the auto changeover operation. - is displayed on the display screen.  <PIC>  3Press UP or DOWN to set the desired temperature. - The temperature range is 18(64) -30(86).
4Press FAN SPEED repeatedly to select the fan speed.  # NOTE  This function may not be supported, depending on the model.  # Energy saving cooling mode  This mode minimizes power consumption during cooling and increases the set temperature to the optimal level for a more comfortable environment.  1Press ON/OFF to turn the power on.
2Press MODE repeatedly to select the cooling operation.
3Press E/SAVING is displayed on the display screen.  <PIC>  # !NOTE  This function may not be supported, depending on the model.  # Display screen brightness  You can adjust the brightness of the indoor unit display screen.  Press ,turn on/off the Display screen  # NOTE  This function may not be supported, depending on the model.
# Operating the air conditioner without the remote control  You can use the On/Off button of the indoor unit to operate the air conditioner when the remote control is unavailable. However, the fan speed is set to high.  1Open the front cover.  - Lift up both sides of the cover slightly.  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  2Press the On/Off button.  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  - For cooling and heating models, the operation mode changes, depending on the room temperature.  <PIC>  - For cooling-only models, the temperature is set to 22(71.6).  # Restarting the air conditioner automatically  When the air conditioner is turned on again after a power failure, this function restores the previous settings. This function is a factory default setting.  # Disabling auto restart  1Open the front cover. - Lift up both sides of the cover slightly.  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  2Press the On/Off button and hold it for 6 seconds.  - The unit will beep twice and the lamp will blink 6 times.  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  - To re-enable the function, press the $\mathsf{O n}/$ Off button and hold it for 6 seconds. The unit will beep twice and the blue lamp will blink 4 times.  # NOTE  If you press and hold the On/Off button for 3 – 5 seconds instead of 6 seconds, the unit will switch to the test operation. In the test operation, the unit blows out strong air for cooling for 18 minutes and then returns to the factory default settings.
# MAINTENANCE  Clean the product regularly to maintain optimal performance and to prevent possible breakdown.
\* This may not be provided, depending on the model.  # 3M Multi Protection Filter  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  <PIC>  # CAUTION  • Turn off the power and unplug the power cord before you perform any maintenance; otherwise it may cause electric shock.
• Never use water that is hotter than 40 when you clean the filters. It may cause deformation or discoloration.
• Never use volatile substances when you clean the filters. They may damage the surface of the product.  # NOTE  • The location and shape of the filters may differ, depending on the model. • Make sure to clean the heat exchanger coils of the outdoor unit regularly, as dirt collected in the coils may decrease the operational efficiency or increase energy costs.
# Cleaning the air filter  Clean the air filter once every 2 weeks or more if necessary.  1Turn off the power and unplug the power cord.  2Open the front cover. - Lift up both sides of the cover slightly.  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  3Hold the knob of the air filter, lift it up slightly and remove it from the unit.  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  4Clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner or with warm water. - If dirt is difficult to remove, wash the filter in lukewarm water with detergent.  5Dry the filter in the shade.  # Cleaning the 3M Multi Protection Filter  1Turn off the power and unplug the power cord.  2Open the front cover and remove the air filter (see “Cleaning air filter”).  3Pull out the 3M Multi Protection Filter<PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  4Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dirt, Do not wash the 3M Multi Protection  Filter with water, because the filter can be damaged.  # NOTE  The location and shape of the filters may differ, depending on the model.  # Cleaning the plasma filter  1Turn off the power and unplug the power cord.
2Open the front cover and remove the air filter (see “Cleaning air filter”).
3Remove the plasma filter in 10 seconds.  <PIC>  \* The feature can be changed according a type of model.  4Use a vacuum cleaner to remove any dirt. - If dirt is difficult to remove, wash the filter with lukewarm water.  5Dry the filter in the shade.  # NOTE  • The location of the filters may differ, depending on the model.
• The plasma filter may not be included in some models.
# TROUBLESHOOTING  # Self-diagnosis function  This product has a built-in self-diagnosis function. If an error occurs, the lamp of the indoor unit will blink in 2 second intervals. If this occurs, contact your local dealer or service center.  # Before requesting service  Please check the following before you contact the service center. If the problem persists, contact your local service center.  <PIC>
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# 2 in 1  # Steam Mop & Steam Cleaner  # CONTENTS:  2  Safety Instructions     4  Know Your Product     5  Assembly     7   Features And Getting Ready   9   Accessory Attachments   12  Cleaning Bare Floors   12  Storing The Cleaner   13  Troubleshooting   14  Customer Service   14  Warranty  <PIC>
# 2 in 1  User Manual  # IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  # Read all instructions before using your Steam Cleaner.  When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should be  observed, including the following:    WARNING   – To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, of injury:  Do not leave steam cleaner  connected to an electrical outlet  when not in use.      Not to be used as a toy.      Do not use on leather, wax polished  furniture or floors, synthetic fabrics,  velvet or other delicate, steamsensitive materials.      Do not use for any purpose other  than described in this User Guide.      Use only manufacturer  recommended attachments.  Use of  attachments not provided or sold by may cause fire, electric  shock or injury.      Never put de-scaling, aromatic,  alcoholic, or detergent products into  the steam cleaner.  This may  damage the cleaner or make it  unsafe for use.      Unplug by grasping the plug, not the  cord.      Close attention is necessary when  used by or near children.  Do not direct steam at people,  animals, at electrical outlets and  equipment containing electrical  components such as the interior of  ovens.  Do not expose to rain.  Store indoors.  Unplug from outlet when not in use  and before conducting maintenance  or troubleshooting.  Do not leave steam cleaner  unattended.  Do not use with damaged cord or  plug.  Do not use steam cleaner if it has  been dropped, damaged, left  outdoors, or dropped into water.   Take it to a service center for  repairs.  Do not handle steam cleaner with  wet hands.  Do not pull or carry by cord, use  cord as a handle, close door on  cord, pull cord around sharp corners  or edges.
# THIS MODEL IS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY  Commercial use of this unit voids the manufacturer’s warranty.  Never transport or move the device by pulling the cord or carrying it by the  cord.  Do not use any solvents or abrasive cleaning agents when cleaning the  device.  They could damage the unit’s surface.  When needed, wipe the  device with a slightly damp cloth.  Test the device for the first time at a discrete place.  If you are not sure  whether the device can be used on your floor, please contact your floor’s  manufacturer.  Never fill the device with any kind of additives, such as cleaning agents,  de-scaling agents (e.g. vinegar), alcohol, fragrances, etc.  Never push objects into the steam vents/nozzles and ensure that they are  never blocked.  When using the appliance on laminated floors, the floor should be  professionally installed and should not have any gaps or cracks in which  humidity could enter.  Heat and steam damages and removes floor wax.  Never steam at one spot for too long.  This appliance is not suitable for use on unsealed wooden floor coverings,  soft plastics, and wooden furniture. Do not use the appliance on frozen windows.    Be careful when using the appliance on glass, as the glass may break.  # KNOW YOUR PRODUCT1.Strain Handle 2.Trigger  3.Cord Hooks  4.Handle Tube  5.Carrying Handle  6.Handy Steamer Release  7.Unit Body  8.Shoulder Strap  9.Water Tank  10.Water Tank Release  11.Handy Steamer Trigger  12.Handy Steamer Cord Release  13.Handy Steamer Body  14.Tool Caddy  15.Clip Holds Main Body To Head  16.Mop Pad  17.Mop Pad Release  18.Swivel Head  19.Power Cord  <PIC>  20.Window Cleaning Kit  21.Extension Hose  22.Round Brushes (2 nylon and 1 copper)  23.Angle Nozzle  24.Scoop Nozzle  25.Adaptor  26.Jet Nozzle  27.Cleaning Cloths  <PIC>  # HOW TO ASSEMBLE YOUR STEAM CLEANER  # NO SPECIAL TOOLS NEEDED  1.Remove the Unit Body Clip (Part 15) from the back of the Unit Body     (Part 7).
2.Slide the bottom of the Unit Body onto the neck of the Swivel Head      (Part 18).  <PIC>  The holes in the back of the Unit Body and Swivel Head are shaded white in these pictures for identification.  3.Make sure the hole in the back of the Swivel Head’s neck is showing  through the hole in the back of the Unit Body.
4.Lock the two parts together by inserting the Unit Body Clip (Part 15) into  the hole in the back of the Unit body. <PIC>
5.Insert the Handle Tube (Part 4) into the Unit Body (Part 7) as indicated  above until it clicks in.  <PIC>
# STEAM CLEANER PRODUCT FEATURES     Water Tank:  (Part 9) The Water Tank is located on top of the Handy  Steamer (Part 13).  Distilled or de mineralized water can be used instead  of tap water.  # WARNING:  Do not use chemicals with your Steam Cleaner  Do not attempt to use your Steam Cleaner without water in the tank Water Filter  is located behind the water tank (Part 9).  This removes  minerals and other impurities from tap water.  It prevents water deposits  from damaging your Steam Cleaner.  To maximize the life of your filter,  distilled water should be used.  Ready Light  is located on the handle of the Handy Steamer (Part 13).   The light will glow when the water has been converted to steam and the  Steam Cleaner is ready to use.  Trigger  (Part 2 and Part 11): Press to release steam  Swivel Head  (Part 18): Allows you to clean in tight spaces and under  cabinets  Mop Pad  (Part 16): The absorbent terry cloth Mop Pad picks up the dirt  loosened by the steam.  The Mop Pad is reusable and machine washable.  # Getting Ready
Attach Mop Pad  1.Pull down the panel by pulling the Mop Pad  Release (Part 17)  2.Insert Mop Pad (Part 16)  <PIC>  Filling the Water Tank  A. Use the included Fill Cup as indicated above, Pic. A  B. You may also remove the water tank to fill it in the sink by pressing the  Water Tank Release (Part 10) as shown above, Pic. B  <PIC>  # WARNING:  Your Steam Cleaner will sound in abnormal way if there is no water  inside the Water Tank. In this case please switch off your Steam Cleaner, unplug  it and refill the Water Tank. Steam Cleaner may be damaged if used for a long  period without any water in the tank. To protect your Steam Cleaner, the built in  thermostat will stop your Steam Cleaner if it overheats.  Never put de-scaling, aromatic, alcoholic, or detergent products into the steam  cleaner as this may damage it or make it unsafe.  Twist the Quick Release Cord Wrap clockwise to unwind the Power Cord  completely and plug it into a 120V grounded outlet.  The Ready Light will glow when the Steam Mop is ready to use.
# ACCESSORY ATTACHMENTS  Your Steam Cleaner can be used with the following accessories:  <PIC>  # Removing the Handy Steamer  1. Pull up the clear Handy Steamer Lock (A) and undo the Handy Steamer  Release (B, Part 6) as indicated in picture 1 above.  2. Lift the Handy Steam up and out. <PIC>   # Attaching the Extension Hose  1.Pull out the Adaptor (Part 25) from the hole in the bottom of the Handy  Steamer (Part 13).  2.Swing the adaptor to the side to make room for the Extension Hose.  <PIC>  3.Align the locking tabs on the Extension Hose (Part 21) to the slots on the  Handy Steamer Body (Part 13) and insert the Extension Hose.  4.Twist the Extension Hose clockwise to lock it securely in place.  <PIC>
# USING THE ACCESSORIES  Jet Nozzle (Part 26):  Handy for use on floors and  edges  Angle nozzle (Part 23):  Ideal for hard-to-reach  areas such as windowsills  and toilet bowls  Extension Hose (Part21):  Perfect for hard-to-reach  areas  <PIC>  Round Brushes (Part 22):  Recommended for sealed  grout, cook tops and bench  tops.<PIC>  Fabric Tool (Part of Window Cleaning Kit, Part 20): Great  for steaming out wrinkles and deodorizing fabrics. It is  recommended that the Fabric Tool shall be attached to the  Extension Hose for maximum accessibility for clothing,  upholstery and window treatments .<PIC>Window Cleaning Kit (Part  20): Perfect for cleaning  windows .<PIC>  Cleaning Cloths (Part 27):  Use with Fabric Tool to  clean glass and hard  surfaces. Scoop Nozzle (Part 24):  Ideal for cleaning hard  surfaces.  <PIC>
# CLEANING BARE FLOORS  Your Steam Cleaner is designed to clean bare floors such as ceramic tile, vinyl,  laminate, marble, stone and sealed hard wood floors. Use of your Steam Cleaner  on waxed or some unwaxed floors may result in a diminished glossiness. The  Steam Cleaner should not be used on unsealed wood floors. For best results test  in an inconspicuous area or check the care instructions from the flooring  manufacturer.    Sweep or vacuum floor prior to steam cleaning    Slowly pass over surface to be cleaned while pressing trigger to emit  steam.    To sanitize an area of your floor, leave the Steam Mop over the area for a  minimum 15 seconds, but no longer than 20 seconds.    When the Steam Cleaner stops emitting steam, simply unplug the  Cleaner, remove the Water Tank, refill, and continue cleaning.  Note:  During first use, it may take several seconds for the Steam Cleaner to  produce steam. The water needs to flow through the filter to the heater. This  delay will only occur during initial use.    # WARNING:  Accessories should be attached with Handy Steamer (Part 13) when in  use. Unplug your Steam Cleaner and ensure that it has cooled down    before attaching accessories.  # STORING THE CLEANER
Unplug Power Cord (Part 19) from outlet and let the cleaner cool down  Carefully remove Mop Pad (Part 16) from Swivel Head (Part18).  Any water remaining in the Water Tank (Part 9) should be emptied prior to  storing the unit.  Mop Pad (Part 16) can be machine washed in hot water and tumble dried.  Wrap Power Cord (Part 19) around Cord Hooks (Part 3) on side of Steam  Cleaner.  Wipe all surfaces of Steam Cleaner with a soft cloth. Store upright in a  protected, dry area.    # CAUTION:  Upright storage of the Steam Cleaner with a wet Mop Pad may result in  the formation of white marks on your floor. To remove the white marks,        clean the affected area with vinegar.  # WARNING:    To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury, unplug appliance from  outlet and ensure that the appliance is completely cooled down before     servicing.  We are constantly striving to improve our products; therefore, the specifications  contained herein are Subject to change without notice.  # Customer ServiceIf you experience any problem with your appliance and you require advice please  contact the technical helpline:    Voltage: 120V  Power: 1500 Watts  When contacting  please have your model number available  Please record your model number _____________________________  Please record your purchase date _____________________________  Note: Please keep your original sales report.  It provides proof and date of  purchase in the event of a warranty claim.  # IMPORTANT: KEEP YOUR BOX  Upon receipt, will repair or replace the unit free of charge from date of  purchase for one year by the original owner.  Warranty applies to household use  only and not for commercial or rental applications.  The warranty does not cover  damage or malfunction caused by neglect, negligence, abuse, or unauthorized  repair.


# ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS  READ THIS MANUAL
Do not use this product until you read and understand the  instructions in this manual.  KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.  Check Various Accessories
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<PIC>  Instructions Before Using Chair  Install tion  Please keep the original box in case you might need to return or replace the product.  Combine C1 and C2 with screws
<PIC>  Install the casters. Cover the base center  with the base cover, and install the gas lift.
<PIC>  Install the mechanism.  <PIC>  Install the footrest and then put on the rubber rings.  <PIC>  Place the seat on the gas lift.  <PIC>  Install the connector on the chair back.  <PIC>  Install the connector into the rear  end of mechanism.  <PIC>
Align screw holes and install the  armrests.  <PIC>  Attach the headrest and lumbar pillow.<PIC>  Complete.<PIC>  Frequently Asked Questions:  Q:  Why do the armrests loosen after a period of use?  A:  In most cases, the screws of the armrests and back become loose after     a period of use, and re-tightening the screws can fix the problem.  # Height Adjustment  <PIC>  Lift up the “LIFT” lever to adjust the  height of chair， and release "LIFT"  lever at desired height.  Lift body slightly oﬀ the seat when  adjusting the height.  <PIC>  Back Recline Function<PIC>  Pull up on“RCL” lever and the back angle tilts independently with user's motion. Push down on“RCL”lever and the back angle is locked in position. Rest on the back when resetting back to  its normal position, otherwise the back  may reboud rapidly.  <PIC>  Massage Function
Plug in USB to enable the massage  function of lumbar pillow.
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# Dishwasher    # Please read this user manual first!  Dear Customer,  We hope that you get the best results from the product which has been  manufactured in state-of-the-art plants and passed through a strict quality control  procedure.  Therefore, please read the entire user manual carefully before using the product  and keep it as a reference for future use. In case of transferring the product to  someone else, give the manual as well.  # The user manual will help you use your product in a fast and  safe way.  • Read the user manual before installing and starting your product. • Always follow the safety instructions. • Keep this user manual within easy reach for future reference.  • Read also the other documents supplied with the product. Remember that this user manual is also applicable for several other models.  Differences between models will be identified in the manual.  # Explanation of symbols  Throughout this User Manual the following symbols are used:    Important information or useful hints about usage Warning for hazardous situations with regard to life and property Warning for electric shock
1.Dishwasher	 3  2.Important  safety instructions	5  General safety	 5 Intended use	 5 Children’s safety	 6  3.Installation	 7  Appropriate installation location	 7 Connecting water supply	 7 Connection to the drain	 8 Adjusting the feet	 9 Aquasafe+	 9 Electrical connection	 9 Initial use	 9 Disposing of packaging material	 10 Transportation of the product	 10 Disposing of the old product	 10 Programming the Delayed Start	 24 Salt Indicator	 25 Rinse Aid Indicator	 25 Rinse Aid Indicator Setting	 25 Starting Your Machine	 25  6.Maintenance  and cleaning	 28  Cleaning the outer surface of the  product	 28 Cleaning the interior of the 	 machine	 28 Cleaning the filters	 28 Cleaning the hose filter	 29 Cleaning the impellers	 30  7.Troubleshooting	 3 1  4.Prewashing	 1 1  Tips for energy saving	 11 Water softening system	 11 Adjusting the water softening 	 	 system	 11 Adding salt	 12 Detergent	 13 Adding detergent	 13 Tablet detergents	 14 Rinse aid	 15 Silverware basket	 18 Col laps able lower basket wires 	 	 (2 pieces)	 18 Adjusting the height of empty upper  basket	 19 Adjusting the height of loaded upper  basket	 20  5.Program  Selection and 	 Operating Your Machine	 21  Button and Button Descriptions	 22 Program Selection	 23 Adding Functions to the Program	 23 Program Steps Follow-up	 23 Canceling a Program	 24 Changing a Program	 24  # Dishwasher
# Overview  1.Tabletop (depends on the model)2.Upper impeller3.Lower basket4.Lower impeller5.Filters6.Control panel7.Door 8.Detergent dispenser9.Lower impeller slot 10.Silverware basket11.Salt reservoir lid 12.Upper basket rail13.Upper basket with rack 14.Fan drying system (depends on the model) <PIC>    # Technical specifications  # This product complies with the following directives:  Development, production and sales stages of this product comply with the  safety rules included in all pertaining Community regulations.  2006/95/EC, 89/336/EC, 93/68/EC, IEC 436/DIN 44990, EN 50242  <PIC>  Technical specifications may be changed without prior notice to improve the  quality of the product.  Figures in this manual are schematic and may not match the product exactly.  Values stated on the product labels or in the documentation accompanying  it are obtained in laboratory conditions in accordance with the relevant  standards. Depending on operational and environmental conditions of the  product, these values may vary.  # Note for test institutions:  Data required for performance tests shall be provided upon request. Requests  can be e-mailed to the following address:  Do not forget to provide the code, stock and serial numbers of the product to be  tested in your request e-mail along with your contact information. Code, stock and  serial numbers of the product is located on the type label attached to the side of  the door.
This section contains safety  instructions that will help to get  protected from risk of personal injury  or property damage Failure to follow  these instructions shall void all  warranties.  # Important safety instructionsThis section contains safety  instructions that will help to get  protected from risk of personal injury  or property damage Failure to follow  these instructions shall void all  warranties.  # General safety  •  Never place the product on a  carpet-covered floor; otherwise,  lack of airflow beneath the product  will cause electrical parts to  overheat. This will cause problems  with your product. •  Do not operate the product if the  power cable / plug is damaged!  Call the Authorised Service Agent. •  Connect the product to a grounded  outlet protected by a fuse  complying with the values in the  “Technical specifications” table. Do  not neglect to have the grounding  installation made by a qualified  electrician. Manufacturer shall not  be liable for any damages that will  arise when the product is used  without grounding in accordance  with the local regulations. •  The water supply and draining  hoses must be securely fastened  and remain undamaged. •  Unplug the product when not in  use. •  Never wash the product by  spreading or pouring water onto it!  There is the risk of electric shock! •  Never touch the plug with wet  hands! Never unplug by pulling  on the cable, always pull out by  grabbing the plug. •  The product must be unplugged  during installation, maintenance,  cleaning and repairing procedures.  •  Always have the installation and  repairing procedures carried out  by the Authorised Service Agent.  Manufacturer shall not be held  liable for damages that may arise  from procedures carried out by  unauthorised persons. •  Never use chemical solvents in the  product. They bring forth risk of  explosion.  •  When you pull the upper and lower  baskets out completely, the door of  the product will bear all the weight  of the baskets. Do not put other  loads on the door; otherwise, the  product may tilt. •  Never leave the door of the  product open apart from loading  and unloading procedures. •  Do not to open the door of the  product when it is running unless  necessary. Be careful for the rush  of hot steam when you need to  open the door.  # Intended use  •  This product has been designed  for domestic use. •  It must be used to do the domestic  type dishes only. •  Only dishwasher safe detergents,  rinse aids and additives must be  used. •  The manufacturer waives any  responsibility arisen from incorrect  usage or transportation. •  The service life of your product  is 10 years. During this period,  original spare parts will be  available to operate the appliance  properly.
•  This product should not be  used by persons with physical,  sensory or mental disorders or  unlearned or inexperienced people  (including children) unless they are  attended by a person who will be  responsible for their safety or who  will instruct them accordingly for  use of the product.  # Children’s safety  •  Electrical products are dangerous  for the children. Keep children  away from the product when it is  in use. Do not let them to tamper  with the product. •  Do not forget to close the door of  the product when leaving the room  where it is located. •  Store all detergents and additives  in a safe place away from the  reach of the children.  # Installation
Refer to the nearest Authorised  Service Agent for installation of your  product. To make the product ready  for use, make sure that the electricity,  tap water supply and water drainage  systems are appropriate before calling  the Authorised Service Agent. If they  are not, call a qualified technician  and plumber to have any necessary  arrangements carried out.  Preparation of the location and  electrical, tap water and waste  water installations at the place of  installation is under customer's  responsibility. Installation and electrical  connections must be carried out  by the Authorised Service Agent.  Manufacturer shall not be held  liable for damages that may arise  from procedures carried out by  unauthorised persons. Prior to installation, visually check  if the product has any defects on  it. If so, do not have it installed.  Damaged products cause risks for  your safety. 	 Make sure that the water inlet and  discharge hoses are not folded,  pinched or crushed while pushing  the product into its place after  installation or cleaning procedures. 	 When placing the product, pay  attention not to damage the floor,  walls, piping, etc. Do not hold the  product from its door or panel to  move it.  # Appropriate installation  location  flat floor that has sufficient load  carrying capacity! The product  must be installed on a flat surface  in order for the door to be closed  comfortably and securely.  Do not install the product at places  where temperature may fall below 0.  Place the product at least 1 cm  away from the edges of other  furniture. Place the product on a rigid floor.  Do not place it on a long pile rug or  similar surfaces. Do not place the product on the  power cable.  Make sure that you select a  location that will allow you to load  and unload the dishes in a fast and  comfortable manner.  Install the product in a place close  to the tap and the drain hole.  Select the installation location  by considering that it will not be  changed after the connections are  made.  # Connecting water supply   We recommend attaching a filter  on the house/apartment supply  water inlet to protect the machine  from damages that may arise  from impurities (sand, dirt, rust,  etc.) coming from the urban water  supply system or from your own  water system as well as to prevent  complaints such as yellowing or  sludge accumulation at the end of  washing.  Place the product on a solid and
# There are two different types of  water inlet hoses:   Cold water inlet hose (up to 25) Hot water inlet hose (up to  60)  Please check which one is  applicable to your model.  If you plan to connect your machine  to natural energy resources or to  the central hot water supply, first  check out the temperature values  written on your water inlet hose  to make sure that it is suitable for  such usage. If your hose is not  suitable, apply to your Authorised  Service Agent to have it changed.  Do not use old or used water inlet  hose on the new product. Use the  new water inlet hose supplied with  the product. Connect the water inlet hose  directly to the water tap. Pressure  coming from the tap should be  minimum 0.3 and maximum 10  bars. If the water pressure exceeds  10 bars, a pressure relief valve  should be installed in between.  Use a screw-on hose connector  to connect the water inlet hose to  a water tap with a  inch external  thread. If required, use a filter  insert to filter deposits from the  pipes.  <PIC>  Open the taps completely after  making the connections to check  for water leaks.  For your safety, close the water  inlet tap completely after the  washing programme is over.  # Connection to the drain  Water discharge hose can directly be  connected to the drain hole or sink’s  drainage. The length of this connection  must be min. 50 cm and max. 100 cm  from the floor.  <PIC>  A discharge hose longer than 4 meters  causes dirty washing. Attach the water discharge hose  to the drainpipe without bending it.  Tightly fix the water discharge hose to  the drainpipe in order to prevent any  dislocation of the water discharge hose  during operation of the product.
Drainpipe must be connected to  the sewage system and it should  not be connected to any surface  water.  # Adjusting the feet  If the door of the product cannot be  closed properly or if the product swings  when you push it slightly, then you  need to adjust the feet of the product.  Adjust the feet of the product as  illustrated in the installation manual  supplied with the product.  # Aquasafe+ (depends on the model)  Protect the Aquasafe system against  water leaks that may occur at hose  inlet. Water contact with the valve  box of the system must be prevented.  Otherwise, electrical assembly will get  damaged. If the Aquasafe system is  damaged, unplug the product and call  the Authorised Service Agent.  As the hose set contains electrical  connections and assemblies, never  shorten or lengthen the hose with  extension hoses.  <PIC>  # Electrical connection  Connect the product to a grounded  outlet protected by a fuse complying  with the values in the “Technical  specifications” table. Manufacturer  shall not be liable for any damages  that will arise when the product is used  without grounding in accordance with  the local regulations.  Connection must comply with  national regulations. Power cable plug must be within  easy reach after installation.  	 Unplug the product after the  washing programme is over. The voltage and allowed fuse or  breaker protection are specified  in the “Technical specifications”  section. If the current value of the  fuse or breaker in the house is less  than 16 Amps, have a qualified  electrician install a 16 Amp fuse. The specified voltage must be  equal to your mains voltage. Do not make connections via extension cables or multi-plugs. Damaged power cables must be  replaced by the Authorised Service  Agent.  If the product has a failure, it  should not be operated unless it is  repaired by the Authorised Service  Agent! There is the risk of electric  shock!  # Initial use  Before starting to use the product,  make sure that all preparations  are made in accordance with the  instructions in sections “Important  safety instructions” and “Installation”.   To prepare the product to do the  dishes, perform first operation  in the shortest programme with
detergent while the machine is  empty. During the initial use, fill the  salt reservoir with 1 litre of water  prior to filling it with salt.  Some water might have remained  in the product due to the  quality control processes in the  production. It is not harmful for the  product.  # Disposing of packaging  material  Packaging materials are dangerous to  children. Keep packaging materials in  a safe place away from reach of the  children.  Packaging materials of the product  are manufactured from recyclable  materials. Dispose of them properly  and sort in accordance with recycled  waste instructions. Do not dispose of  them with normal domestic waste.  # Transportation of the product  If you need to move the product, do  it in upright position and hold from  the rear side. Slanting the product  onto its front side may cause the  electronic parts in it get wet and  damaged. 1.Unplug the product before  transporting it. 2.Remove water drainage and water  supply connections. 3.Drain the remaining water in the  product completely.  # Disposing of the old product  Dispose of the old product in  an environmentally friendly  manner. Some parts of the  product are manufactured  <PIC>from recyclable materials. Along  with a recycling symbol, information  about its nature (PE, PS, POM, etc) is  also provided on the material. These materials should not be disposed as  normal domestic wastes.  Refer to your local dealer or solid  waste collection centre in your area to  learn how to dispose of your product. A  For children's safety, cut the  power cable and break the locking  mechanism of the door so that  it will be non-functional before  disposing of the product. # Prewashing
# Tips for energy saving  Following information will help you  use the product in an ecological and  energy-efficient manner.  •  Wipe away any coarse food  remnants on the dishes before  putting them in the product.  •  Operate the product after filling it  completely.  •  When selecting a programme,  refer to the “Programme Table”. •  Do not put more detergent than  suggested on the detergent  package.  # Water softening system  C 	 The dishwasher requires soft  water. If the hardness of the water  is above 6dH, the water must be  softened and descaled. Otherwise,  ions that create the hardness will  accumulate on the surfaces of the  dishes and may adversely affect  the washing, shining and drying  performances of the product.  The product is equipped with a water  softening system which reduces the  hardness of incoming water. This  system softens the supply water that  enters into the product to a level that  will allow washing the dishes with the  required quality.  # Adjusting the water softening  system  Washing performance will increase  when water softening system is  adjusted properly. Use the test stripe supplied with the  product to determine the supply water  hardness in order to adjust the system.
# Adding salt  Water softening system needs to be  regenerated in order for the product  operates with the same performance  continuously. Dishwasher salt is used  for this purpose.   Use in your product only the  special softening salts produced  particularly for use in dishwashers.   We recommend using granular  or powder softening salts. Do not  use salts containing insoluble  substances such as table salt  or common salt in the machine.  Performance of water softening  system may deteriorate in time.   Salt reservoir will fill with water  when you start the product.  Therefore, add the softening salt  before starting the machine.  1.First take the lower basket out to  add softening salt.  2.Turn the salt reservoir lid in counter  clockwise to open it (A, B).  <PIC>Before initial use, fill the water  softening system with 1 litre of  water (C). <PIC>Fill the salt reservoir with salt by  using salt funnel (D). To speed up  dissolution rate of salt in water, stir  it with a spoon. 	 <PIC>You can put about 2kg   of softening  salt into the salt reservoir. 4.Replace the lid and tighten it securely when the reservoir is full.  5.If you will not start a washing  programme immediately after  adding the salt, run the machine  empty in the shortest programme  to dissolve and wash away the  scattered salt in the machine.  Since different salt brands in the  market have different particle sizes  and since the water hardness  may vary, dissolution of the salt in  water may take a couple of hours.  Therefore, Salt Indicator remains  on for a while after adding salt into  the machine.  # Detergent  You can use powder or tablet detergent  in the machine.  Only use in the machine the  detergents produced particularly  for use with dishwashers. We  recommend you not to use  detergents that contain chlorine  and phosphate as they are harmful  for the environment.  Contact the detergent producer if  the dishes are wet and/or if you  notice limescale spots particularly  on glasses after the washing  programme is over.  # Adding detergent   Refer to the “Programme Table”  to determine the correct amount  of detergent for the selected  programme.  Do not put solvents into the  detergent dispenser. There is the  risk of explosion!  Put the detergent into the detergent  dispenser just before operating the  machine as illustrated below.1.Push the latch to right to open the  detergent dispenser lid (A).  <PIC>  2.Put suggested amount of powder  or tablet detergent in the dispenser.  Inside the detergent dispenser,  there are level markings that help  you use appropriate amount of  B detergent. When brimful, detergent  dispenser will contain 40cm3 of  detergent. Fill detergent up to 15 cm3 or 25cm3 level marks in the detergent dispenser according  to fullness of the machine and/or  soiling degree of the dishes (1).  <PIC>  If dishes have been waiting for a  long time and have dried residues,  fill the 5cm3 compartment too (5).
3.Close the detergent dispenser lid  by pressing on it lightly. A "click"  will be heard when the lid is closed.  In programmes with prewash and  at high temperature, in which you  use tablet detergents, make sure  that the detergent dispenser lid is  closed firmly.  Use powder detergent in short  programmes without prewash  since the solubility of the tablet  detergent changes depending on  the temperature and time.  Excessive usage of powder  detergents will cause the detergent  not dissolve completely and will  also cause scratches on the  glassware.  # Tablet detergents  Table detergents exhibit water  softening and / or rinse aid effect in  addition to detergent effect. Some  types of these detergents also contain  special-purpose washing chemicals  6dn´ such as glass and stainless steel  protectors.  Tablet detergents give satisfying  results only under certain usage  conditions. The best washing  performance in dishwashers is  obtained by using detergent, rinse aid and water softening salt  individually.  Information about suitable places  (detergent dispenser, basket etc.)  in the dishwasher to place the  tablet can be found amongst the  usage instructions on the packages  of the tablet detergents.  <PIC>  Tablet detergent types commonly found  in the market: 2in1:  Contains detergent, rinse aid or  water softening salt 3in1:  Contains detergent, rinse aid and  water softening salt 4in1:  Contains glass protectors in  addition to detergent, rinse aid and  water softening salt 5in1:  Contains glass and stainless  steel protectors in addition to  detergent, rinse aid and water  softening salt C 	 Observe the instructions of  the detergent manufacturer on  the package when using tablet  detergents.  # When you switch to powder  detergent from tablet detergent:  1.Make sure that salt and rinse aid  reservoirs are full.2.Set the water hardness to the  highest level and perform an empty  run.3.After the empty washing cycle,  review the user manual and  readjust the water hardness level  so as to suit the water supply.4.Make the appropriate rinse aid  settings. C 	 Depending on the model, salt  indicator and/or rinse aid indicator  must be enabled again if they were  disabled before.
# Rinse aid  The rinse aid used in dishwashers  is a special combination used to  increase drying efficiency and  prevent water or limescale stains  on the washed items. For this  reason, care must be paid to have  rinse aid in the rinse aid reservoir  and to use rinse aids produced  specially for dishwashers only.  Check Rinse Aid Indicator to determine  whether it is necessary to add rinse aid  or not (3). Having a dark light on the  indicator shows that there is sufficient  amount of rinse aid in the dispenser. If  the colour of the indicator is light, add  rinse aid.  1.Open the lid of the rinse aid  reservoir by pressing its latch (B).  <PIC>  2.Fill the reservoir until “MAX” level.3.Close the lid of the reservoir by  pressing on it lightly.   Wipe clean any spilled rinse aid  outside the reservoir. Rinse aid  that spilled accidentally will cause  foaming and it will eventually  decrease washing performance.  4.Turn the rinse aid amount  adjuster manually to a position  between 1 and 6 (4). If there are  stains on tableware items after  washing, level must be increased  and if there is a blue trace after  wiping them by hand, it must be  decreased. This is set to position 4  as factory default.  <PIC>  # Items not suitable for washing in the  dishwasher  •  Never wash dishes soiled by  cigarette ash, candle remnants,  polish, dyestuff, chemicals, etc. in  your dishwasher. •  Do not wash iron alloy items in the  dishwasher. It can get corroded or  leave stains on other items. •  Do not wash silverware and  cutlery with wooden or bone  stems, glued pieces, or pieces that  are not resistant to heat, as well as  copper and tin-plated containers in  the dishwasher.   Decorative prints of chinaware as  well as aluminum and silver items  may get d is coloured or tarnished  after washing in the dishwasher  just as it happens in handwashing  as well. Some delicate glass types  and crystals may become dull in  time. We strongly recommend  you to check if the tableware you  are going to purchase is suitable  for washing especially in the  dishwasher.  # Placing the dishes into the  dishwasher  You can use your dishwasher in the  optimum way with respect to energy  consumption and washing and drying  performance only if you place the  dishes in an orderly way.  •  Wipe away any coarse food  remnants (bones, seeds, etc.) on  the dishes before placing them in  the dishwasher. •  Place thin, narrow pieces in the  middle sections of baskets if  possible. •  There are two separate baskets in  which you can place your dishes in  the dishwasher. Place the heavily  soiled and bigger items in the  lower basket and smaller, delicate  and light items in the upper  basket. •  Place the hollowed dishes such as  bowls, glasses and pans upside  down in the dishwasher. Thus,  accumulation of water in deep  hollows is prevented. A 	 To prevent possible injuries, always  place the sharp and pointed  dishes such as service fork, bread  knife, etc. upside down so as their  pointed ends will face down or  they will lie horizontally on the dish  baskets. •  Unload dishes in the lower basket  first and then the dishes in the  upper basket.  # Suggestions for loading the  dishwasher
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# Silverware basket (depends on the model)  Silverware basket is designed to wash  your dishes such as fork, spoon and  etc. in a cleaner manner.  <PIC>  # Col laps able lower basket  wires (2 pieces) (depends on the model)  The two piece foldable wires located  at the lower basket of the machine are  designed for an easier placement of  large pieces such as pans, bowls, etc.  (1, 2).  You can create larger spaces by  folding each wire individually or all of  them at once. Lay the foldable wires  down by pressing on the latch (A).  <PIC>
# Adjusting the height of empty  upper basket  # (depends on the model)  You can adjust the height of the upper  basket according to the size of the dish  to be washed. Use basket rollers to  change the basket height.  1. Turn the stoppers on the ends of  the upper basket rails by turning  them aside (A).     Dish washer_042. Take the basket out (B).     Dish washer_05   3. Change the position of the rollers,  place the basket into the rail and  close the stoppers (C).     Dish washer_06# Adjusting the height of loaded  upper basket  # (depends on the model)  Basket adjustment mechanism on  the upper basket of the machine is  designed to allow you create wider  areas in the upper or lover section  of the machine based on your  requirements by adjusting the height  of the loaded basket in up or down  directions without removing it from the  machine.  To raise the basket:  1.Grab one of the upper basket wires  (right or left) and lift it up (A).  2.Repeat the same process to lower  the other side of the basket.  <PIC>
3.Make sure that both sides of  the basket height adjustment  mechanism are at the same level  (down or up). # To lower the basket:  1.Press the latch on the basket  adjustment mechanism (right or  left) to lower the basket (B).2.Repeat the same process to raise  the other side of the basket.  3.Make sure that both sides of  the basket height adjustment  mechanism are at the same level  (down or up).
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# Button and Button Descriptions On / Off Button (1)  When you press the On/Off button, the  display switches on with the last program  used and it dims when you turn the  machine off.  If the Half Load/Tablet Detergent ( 5 ),  function are enabled during the last  program used, these functions will  remain active when the machine is  turned off and on again. If you would like  to disable these functions after turning  the machine off and on again, you must  press the relevant buttons.  # Start / Pause / Cancel Button (2)  It is used to start, pause or cancel the  selected program or the delayed start  countdown. The selected program will  start running when the Start / Pause /  Cancel button ( 2 ) is pressed. When the  button is pressed, ( 12 ) lights up.  Wait for two seconds to view the full  display on the screen after you turn on  the machine by pressing the On/Off  button ( 1 ) before you press Start / Pause  / Cancel ( 2 ) button.  # Program Selection Button (4)  You can select the washing program you  want to use with the aid of the “Program  Data and Table of Average Consumption  Values” after pressing the program  selection button. Number of the selected  program appears in the program  indicator ( 8 ) on the display ( 3 ) in the  format of  ....... Program  number will increase by one each time  you press the program selection button.  Number of the defined programs can  change depending on the model you  have purchased.  # Half Load / Tablet Detergent Button  (5)  Half Load / Tablet Detergent Button  allows you to turn on and off the Half  Load and Tablet Detergent functions of  your machine.  # Half Load Function  If you want to run your machine without  loading it completely, place your  dishes into the machine as you desire.  Press On / Off button to turn on your  machine. Press the Half Load / Tablet  Detergent button after selecting the  desired programme until Half Load  Indicator lights up, then press Start /  Pause / Cancel button and close the  door of your machine. With the Half  Load option you can use every part of  your lower and upper baskets and you  can save from both water and power.  # Tablet Detergent Function  Depending on the hardness level of  the tap water, the Tablet Detergent  function allows obtaining a better  drying performance from the multipurpose detergents such as 2in1, 3in1,  4in1, 5in1, etc., called as all-in-one  detergents. Tablet Detergent Indicator  lights when the Tablet Detergent  function is selected. Salt and Rinse Aid indicators turn off  when this function is activated.  Turn on your machine by pressing  the On / Off key to use the Tablet  Detergent function. Press the Half  Load / Tablet Detergent button after  selecting the desired programme until  Half Load Indicator lights up, then  press Start / Pause / Cancel button and  close the door of your machine.
To use the Half Load and Tablet  Detergent functions concurrently,  turn on your machine by pressing the  On / Off button and then press the  Half Load / Tablet Detergent button  until Half Load and Tablet Detergent  Indicators illuminate together.  If you have used the Half Load or  Tablet Detergent features during the  last programme you used, Half Load  or the Tablet Detergent function will  remain active in the next washing  programme you will select. If you do  not want to use these functions in the  new programme you have selected,  press the Half Load / Tablet Detergent  button until the indicator of the relevant  function turns off.  # Delayed Start Button (6)  You can delay the start of the selected  program until 9 hours with increments  of 1 hour by means of the Delayed  Start Function.  # Program Selection  You can select the desired program  after turning on the machine by  pressing the On / Off button ( 1 ).   Switch to the program you want to  operate by pressing program selection  button ( 4 ). You can follow up the  program you are in from the program  indicator ( 8 ) on the screen. Program  number will increase by one each time  you press the program selection button  (Number of the defined programs  can change depending on the model  you have purchased). The selected  washing program will start running  when the Start / Pause / Cancel button  ( 2 ) is pressed  symbol ( 12 ) light up.  Time indicator ( 11 ) will start displaying  the estimated remaining time to the  end of program.  Total time can be different from  the time indicated at the beginning  since it can change while the  program is running, depending  on the temperature of the room  where your machine is installed,  temperature of the supply water,  auto-cleaning of the water softening  system (regeneration) and amount  of the dishes.  # Adding Functions to the  Program  With the help of the add function  buttons, you can run the selected  program together with the Half Load    ( 5 ) and Delayed Start ( 6 ) functions.  To add a function to the program:  1.Select the program by pressing  program selection button ( 4 ).2.Press the button of the function  that you want to enable and check  to see a indicator for the relevant  function on the display. 3.You can start the program by  pressing the Start / Pause / Cancel  button ( 2 ).  # Program Steps Follow-up  You can follow up the step while  current program is running from the  Program Steps follow up indicator ( 15 )  a  Washing Step Indicator ( 15 a ) b  Drying Step Indicator ( 15 b ) c  End of Program Indicator ( 15 c )  The display shows the steps for  washing  15 a  and drying  15b,
respectively, while the selected  program is running. Only the End of  Program indicator  15 c  lights up when  the program is over. Remaining Time  Indicator ( 3 ) displays “0:00”.  # Canceling a Program  Press Start / Pause / Cancel button ( 2 )  for three seconds to cancel a program  that is already running. Release  the button when  $\blacktriangleright$   symbol ( 12 ) start  flashing in the display. For a couple  of minutes the machine will fulfill the  necessary operations required for  cancellation. Remaining time indicator  ( 11 ) displays 0:00. You may select  and operate a new program following  the program cancellation process.  There might be residues of detergent  or rinse aid left in the machine and/or  on the pieces being washed depending  on the step the previous program was  in at the time of such cancellation.  # Changing a Program  If you want to change running program,  first of all press Start / Pause / Cancel  button ( 2 ) to switch your machine into  pause mode. Second, switch to the  desired program by pressing Program  Selection button ( 4 ). Third, Start the  new program by pressing Start / Pause  / Cancel button ( 2 ) again. Your new  selection will resume operation from  the step in the previous program (For  example, if the previous program was  in rinsing step, the new one will also  start from the rinsing step). If you want  to run the newly selected program from  the beginning, you have to apply the  program cancellation process first and  then select a new program.  # Programming the Delayed  Start You can delay the start of the selected  program until 9 hours. Delayed start  can not be set after the program starts.  The selected program must not be  started in order to be able to set the  delay time.  Delayed start indicator  $\ntrianglerighteq$   sand glass  ( 13 ) will start flashing when the  delayed start button ( 6 ) is pressed. You  can set the desired time by pressing  the delayed start button ( 6 ). Press the  Start / Pause / Cancel button ( 2 ) after  setting the time. The delayed start  indicator  sand glass ( 13 ) and play  icon ( 12 ) will remain lit on the display  during the delayed start countdown  and the delay time indicator ( 11 ) will  display the remaining time. Program  will start automatically when the  countdown is over.  You can use the delayed start function  if you are utilizing the economic  electricity tariff.  If you want to change the program  or functions while the delayed start  function is enabled, then pause the  machine by pressing the Start / Pause  / Cancel button ( 2 ). You will see that  the countdown stops. The delayed start  indicator  will start flashing. Select the  new program and/or add the functions  as described in  Program Selection  and Table of Average Consumption  Values . Resume the delayed start  countdown by pressing the Start /  Pause / Cancel button ( 2 ).  If you want to cancel delayed start  countdown while it is in progress,
then press the Start / Pause / Cancel  button ( 2 ) for three seconds. Release  the button when   symbols ( 12 ) start  flashing in the display. For a couple  of minutes the machine will fulfill  the necessary operations required  for cancellation. Remaining time  indicator ( 11 ) displays  0:00. You may  select and operate a new program  following the delayed start countdown  cancellation process.  If you want to select a new delayed  start time while the delayed start  countdown is in progress, then pause  the machine by pressing the Start /  Pause / Cancel button ( 2 ). Set the  desired time by pressing the Delayed  Start Button ( 6 ). Start the countdown  for the new time by pressing the Start /  Pause / Cancel button ( 2 ) again.  # Salt Indicator  Please check the salt indicator ( 9 ) on  the display to see whether there is  enough softening salt in your machine  or not. You need to refill the powder  dispenser whenever the salt warning  indicator light lights.  # WARNING:  If the water hardness level is stored  as ( r1 ), salt indicator will never come  on even if the salt container is empty.  (Adjusting the water hardness level is  explained in Water Softening System  section.)  # Rinse Aid Indicator  Check the rinse aid warning display  ( 10 ) on the screen to find out if there  is sufficient amount of rinse aid in your  machine. You must refill the rinse aid  container when the rinse aid indicator  comes on.  # WARNING:  If the Rinse Aid Indicator is set to  (OFF), rinse aid indicator will never  come on even if the rinse aid container  is empty.  # Rinse Aid Indicator Setting  •  When your machine is switched  off, press Half Load  1/2   button ( 5 )  and then On / Off button ( 1 ) to  switch it on. •  Hold Half Load/Tablet Detergent  button ( 5 ) pressed and release On  / Off button ( 1 ). •  Keep Half Load/Tablet Detergent  button ( 5 ) pressed for three  seconds more. •  Rinse Aid Indicator ( 10 ) comes on  and the stored rinse aid indicator  status of your machine appears on  the display in the format of “ON” or  “OFF”. •  You can change the status of the  indicator as “ON” or “OFF” with  Start / Pause / Cancel button ( 2 ).  If you switch off the machine with  “On/Off” button ( 1 ) when the status  is “ON”, then the rinse aid indicator  will come on when the rinse aid  level in your machine becomes  low while the machine is in use.  If you switch off the machine  with “On/Off” button ( 1 ) when the  status is “OFF”, then the rinse aid  indicator will never come on.  # Starting Your Machine  •  Plug the mains plug into the wall  socket. •  Open the tap. •  Open the door.
•  Place the dishes.  •  Check if the upper and lower  impellers rotate freely.  •  Put sufficient amount of detergent  in the detergent dispenser and  close its lid. •  Press On/Off button. •  Check if the salt and rinse aid  warning indicators ( 9 , 10 ) light and  add salt and/or rinse aid if needed.  •  Determine your washing program  with the aid of the Program  Data and Table of Average  Consumption Values. •  You can select the determined  washing program by pressing  program selection button ( 4 ). •  You can see the program time in  the Remaining Time Indicator ( 11 ). •  If necessary, you can change your  washing program as you prefer  by means of the Add Function  Buttons ( 5 ,  6 ). •  Start the program by pressing the  Start / Pause / Cancel button ( 2 ).  # WARNING:  Pay attention not to open the door  of the machine when it is running.  Stop the machine by pressing Start /  Pause / Cancel button ( 2 ) if you have  to open the door. Then, open the door  of your machine. There may be a rush  of vapor when you open the door of  your machine; be careful. Close the  door and press Start/Pause/Cancel  button ( 2 ) again. Program will resume  running.  •  End of Program indicator ( 15 c )  will light up.  •  Turn off your machine by pressing  On / Off button ( 1 ).  •  Close the tap. •  Unplug the mains plug from the  wall socket.  •  Leave your dishes in the machine  for about 15 minutes after they  are washed in order to have them  cooled down. Your dishes will dry  in a shorter time if you leave the  door of your machine ajar during  this period.  This will increase  the drying effectiveness of your  machine.
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The consumption values shown in the table were determined under standard conditions. Differences may therefore occur under practical conditions.  \* Reference programme for testing institutes The tests in accordance with EN 50242 must be carried out with a full water softener salt dispenser and a full rinse aid reservoir, and using the test programme.  *** Power consumption in off-mode and left-on mode are measured according to EN 62301.  # Maintenance and cleaning
Service life of the product extends and  frequently faced problems decrease if it  is cleaned at regular intervals.   Unplug the product and turn off the  tap before attempting any cleaning  procedures.  Do not use abrasive substances for cleaning. Clean the filters and impellers at  least once a week.  # Cleaning the outer surface of  the product  Clean the outer surface and door  gaskets of the product gently with a mild  cleaning material and damp cloth. Wipe  the control panel only with a damp cloth.  # Cleaning the interior of the  machine  Clean the interior of the machine  and the tank by running a prewash  programme without detergent or  a long washing programme with  detergent based on the degree of  soiling.  If water has remained in the  machine, drain the water by  performing the procedures under  the topic "Canceling a programme".  If the water cannot be discharged,  clean any leftover deposits that  have piled up in the bottom of the  machine, blocking the water path.  # Cleaning the filters  Clean the filters at least once a week  in order for the machine operates  efficiently. Check if food residues are left  on the filters. If there are food residues  on filters, take them out and clean well  under running water.  1.Turn the micro filter (3) and  coarse filter (2) assembly counter  clockwise and pull it out from its  seating (A).  <PIC>  <PIC>  2.Pull out the metal / plastic filter (1)  (B).  <PIC>  3.Press the two pawls on the coarse  filter inwards and separate the  coarse filter from the assembly (C).  <PIC>  4.Clean all three filters under tap  water by means of a brush.  5.Replace the metal/plastic filter.  6.Place the coarse filter into the  micro filter. Make sure that it is  properly seated. Turn the coarse  filter clockwise until a “click” sound  is heard.  Do not use the dishwasher without  filter.  Incorrect placement of the filters  will reduce washing efficiency.  # Cleaning the hose filter  Damages on the machine that may be  caused by impurities coming from the  urban supply water or your own water  installation (such as sand, dirt, rust,  etc.) can be prevented by means of the  filter attached to the water inlet hose.  Check the filter and the hose regularly  and clean them if necessary.  1.Turn off the tap and remove the  hose.2.After taking out the filter, clean it  under running tap water.3.Place the cleaned filter back to its  seat in the hose.  4.Install the hose to tap.  <PIC>
# Cleaning the impellers  Clean the impellers at least once a  week in order for the machine operates  efficiently.  # Lower impeller  Check if the holes on the lower impeller  (1) are clogged. If they are clogged,  remove and clean the impeller. Pull the  lower impeller up to remove it (A, B).  # Upper impeller  Check if the holes on the upper  impeller (2) are clogged. If they  are clogged, remove and clean the  impeller. Turn its nut to left to remove  the upper impeller (C, D). Make sure that the nut is tightened well  when installing the upper impeller.  <PIC>  # Troubleshooting
# Machine does not start.  •	 Power cable is unplugged. >>>  Check if the power cable is plugged in.  •	 Fuse is blown. >>>  Check the fuses in your house.  •	 Water is cut. >>>  Make sure that the water inlet tap is open.  •	 Door of the machine is open. >>>  Make sure that you have closed the door  of the machine.  •	 On / Off button is not pressed. >>>  Make sure that you have turned on the  machine by pressing the On / Off button.  # Dishes are not washed clean  •	 Dishes are not placed orderly in the machine. >>>  Load the dishes as  described in the user manual. •	 Selected programme is unsuitable. >>>  Select a programme with a higher  temperature and cycle time. •	 Impellers are stuck.  $>>$    Prior to starting the programme, turn the lower and  upper impellers by hand to make sure that they rotate freely. •	 Impeller holes are clogged. >>>  Lower and upper impeller holes might  be clogged with food remnants such as lemon pips. Clean the impellers  regularly as illustrated in section "Cleaning and Care". •	 Filters are clogged. >>>  Check if the filter system is clean. Clean the filter  system regularly as illustrated in section "Cleaning and Care". •	 Filters are installed incorrectly. >>>  Check the filter system and make sure  that it is installed correctly. •	 Baskets are overloaded.  >>>  Do not overload the baskets in excess of their  capacity. •	 Detergent is stored under unsuitable conditions. >>>  If you are using powder  detergent, do not store the detergent package in humid places. Keep it in a  closed container if possible. For ease-of-storing, we recommend you to use  tablet detergents. •	 Detergent is not sufficient. >>>  If you are using powder detergent, adjust  the amount of detergent according to the soiling degree of your dishes and/ or programme definitions. We recommend you to use tablet detergents for  optimum results. •	 Rinse aid is not sufficient.  >>>  Check the rinse aid indicator and add rinse  aid if necessary. Increase the rinse aid setting if there is enough amount of  rinse aid in the machine. •	 Detergent dispenser lid is left open. >>>  Make sure that the detergent  dispenser lid is closed tightly after adding detergent.
•	 Dishes are not placed orderly in the machine. >>>  Place your dishes in a  way that no water will accumulate in them. •	 Rinse aid is not sufficient.  >>>  Check the rinse aid indicator and add rinse  aid if necessary. Increase the rinse aid setting if there is enough amount of  rinse aid in the machine. •	 Machine is unloaded right after the programme is over. >>>  Do not unload  your machine right after washing process is completed. Slightly open the  door and wait for evacuation of the steam inside for a while. Unload the  dishes after the pieces cool down to a touchable level. Start unloading  process from the lower basket. Thus, dropping of water remained on a piece  at upper basket onto the pieces at lower basket is prevented. •	 Selected programme is unsuitable. >>>  Since rinsing temperature is low at  programmes with short duration, drying performance will also be low. Select  programmes with longer duration for a higher drying performance. •	 Surface quality of the kitchen utensils is deteriorated. >>>   Desired washing  performance can not be obtained at kitchen utensils with deteriorated  surfaces and it is not suitable to use such utensils in terms of hygiene  as well. Also, water can not flow easily on deteriorated surfaces. It is not  recommended to wash such kitchen utensils in dishwasher. C 	 It is normal that drying complaints can be experienced with Teflon kitchen  utensils. It is associated with the structure of Teflon. Since the surface  tensions of Teflon and water are different, water droplets will remain as  beads on the Teflon surface.  # Tea, cafe or lipstick stains remain on dishes.  •	 Selected programme is unsuitable. >>>  Select a programme with a higher  temperature and cycle time. •	 Surface quality of the kitchen utensils is deteriorated. >>>   Tea and cafe  stains or other dye spots may not be cleaned in dishwasher when they  have penetrated in deteriorated surfaces. Desired washing performance  can not be obtained at kitchen utensils with deteriorated surfaces and it  is not suitable to use such utensils in terms of hygiene as well. It is not  recommended to wash such kitchen utensils in dishwasher. •	 Detergent is stored under unsuitable conditions. >>>  If you are using powder  detergent, do not store the detergent package in humid places. Keep it in a  closed container if possible. For ease-of-storing, we recommend you to use  tablet detergents.
•	 Rinse aid is not sufficient. >>>  Check the rinse aid indicator and add rinse  aid if necessary. Increase the rinse aid setting if there is enough amount of  rinse aid in the machine. •	 Water hardness setting is low or salt level is insufficient  $>>$    Measure the  hardness of the supply water appropriately and check the water hardness  setting. •	 Salt leakage exists. >>>  Pay attention not to spill salt around the salt filling  hole while adding salt. Make sure that the salt reservoir lid is tightly closed  after finishing the filling process. Run the prewash programme to remove the  salt that spilled inside the machine. Since the salt granules that will remain  under the lid will dissolve during prewash, causing the lid loosen, check the  lid once again at the end of the programme.  # There is a different odour in the machine  C 	 A new machine has a peculiar odour. It will fade out after a couple of  washing.  •	 Filters are clogged. >>>  Check if the filter system is clean. Clean the filter  system regularly as illustrated in section "Cleaning and Care".  •	 Dirty dishes are kept in dishwasher for 2-3 days. >>>  If you are not going  to start the machine right after you have put the dishes into it, remove  the remnants on the dishes and run the Prewash programme without  detergent every 2 days. In such cases, do not close the door of the machine  completely in order to avoid odour build up in machine. You can also use  commercially available odour removers or machine cleaners.
•	 Salt leakage exists. >>>  Salt may cause deterioration and oxidation on  metal surfaces. Pay attention not to spill salt around the salt filling hole  while adding salt. Make sure that the salt reservoir lid is tightly closed after  finishing the filling process. Run the prewash programme to remove the salt  that spilled inside the machine. Since the salt granules that will remain under  the lid will dissolve during prewash, causing the lid loosen, check the lid  once again at the end of the programme. •	 Salty food remnants have remained on dishes for a long time.   $>>I f$  silverware soiled with such foods will be kept waiting in machine, dirt must  be removed by prewash or dishes must be washed without being kept  waiting. •	 Electric installation is not grounded. >>> Check if your machine is connected  to the actual grounding line. Otherwise, the static electric created in the  product causes arcs on the surfaces of metal items creating pores, removing  the protective cover on the surface and causing discoloration. •	 Intensive cleansers such as bleaches are used. >>>  Protective cover on  metal surfaces gets damaged and looses its efficiency in time when it gets in  contact with cleansers such as bleach. Do not wash your dishes with bleach. •	 Metal items particularly such as knives are used for purposes other then  their intended uses.  >>>  Protective cover on the edges of knives may get  damaged when they are used for purposes such as opening cans. Do not  use metal kitchen utensils out of their intended uses. •	 Silverware are made of low quality stainless steel. >>>  Corrosion on such  items is inevitable; they should not be washed in dishwashers. •	 Kitchen utensils that are already corroded are washed in dishwasher.  >>>  Rust on a corroded item can migrate to other stainless steel surfaces  and cause corrosion on those surfaces as well. Such items should not be  washed in dishwashers.
# Detergent remains in detergent dispenser.  •	 Detergent dispenser was damp when adding detergent. >>>  Make sure that  the detergent dispenser is dried well prior to filling it with detergent. •	 Detergent is added long before the washing process. >>>  Pay attention to  add detergent shortly before start-up of the washing. •	 Opening of the detergent dispenser lid is prevented during washing. >>>  Place the dishes in a way that will not prevent the detergent dispenser lid  from opening and the water going into the machine from impellers. •	 Detergent is stored under unsuitable conditions. >>>  If you are using powder  detergent, do not store the detergent package in humid places. Keep it in a  closed container if possible. For ease-of-storing, we recommend you to use  tablet detergents. •	 Impeller holes are clogged. >>>  Lower and upper impeller holes might  be clogged with food remnants such as lemon pips. Clean the impellers  regularly as illustrated in section "Cleaning and Care".  # Decorations and ornaments on kitchen utensils are being erased.  C 	 Decorated glasses and decorated luster porcelains are not suitable for  washing in the dishwasher. Manufacturers of glassware and porcelain  tableware items do not recommend washing such kitchen utensils in the  dishwashers either.  # Dishes are scratched.  C 	 Kitchen utensils that contains or are made of aluminum should not be  washed in dishwasher.  •	 Salt leakage exists. >>>  Pay attention not to spill salt around the salt filling  hole while adding salt. Spilled salt can cause scratches. Make sure that  the salt reservoir lid is tightly closed after finishing the filling process. Run  the prewash programme to remove the salt that spilled inside the machine.  Since the salt granules that will remain under the lid will dissolve during  prewash, causing the lid loosen, check the lid once again at the end of the  programme. •	 Water hardness setting is low or salt level is insufficient >>>  Measure the  hardness of the supply water appropriately and check the water hardness  setting. •	 Dishes are not placed orderly in the machine. >>>  When placing the glasses  and other glassware into the basket lean them not against other dishes but  the edges or racks of the basket or the glass support wire.  Striking of the  glasses to each other or to other dishes due to the impact of water during  washing can cause breaks, or scratches on their surfaces. A smear remains on glasses that resembles milk stain which can not be  removed when wiped by hand. A bluish / rainbow appearance occurs when  the glass is pointed to light.
•	 Excessive rinse aid is used. >>> Lower rinse aid setting. Clean the spilled  rinse aid when adding rinse aid.  •	 Corrosion has occurred on glass due to soft water. >>>  Measure the  hardness of the supply water appropriately and check the water hardness  setting. If your supply water is soft   $(\stackrel{<}{<}5\,d H)$  , do not use salt. Choose  programmes that wash in higher temperatures (e.g.   $60–65^{\circ}C_{/}$  ). You can also  use glass protective detergents that are commercially available.  # Foam forms in the machine.  •	 Dishes are washed with hand-wash detergent by hand but not rinsed before  placing them into the machine. >>>  Hand-wash detergents do not contain  antifoam. There is no need to hand-wash the dishes before placing them into  the machine. Removing the coarse soil on the dishes under tap water, with a  tissue paper or fork will be sufficient. •	 Rinse aid has spilled into the machine when adding rinse aid. >>>  Take care  that rinse aid is not spilled in the machine when you are filling it. Clean any  spilled rinse ait with the help of a tissue paper/towel. •	 Lid of the rinse aid reservoir is left open. >>>  Make sure that the lid of the  rinse aid reservoir is closed after adding rinse aid.  # Kitchen utensils are broken.  •	 Dishes are not placed orderly in the machine. >>>  Load the dishes as  described in the user manual. •	 Baskets are overloaded.  >>>  Do not overload the baskets in excess of their  capacity.  # Water remains in the dishwasher at the end of the programme.  •	 Filters are clogged. >>>  Check if the filter system is clean. Clean the filter  system regularly as illustrated in section "Cleaning and Care". •	 Discharge hose is clogged/blocked. >>>  Check the discharge hose. If  necessary, remove the discharge hose, clear the blockage and insert is as  illustrated in the user manual.  C 	 If you cannot eliminate the problem although you follow the instructions in  this section, consult your dealer or the Authorised Service Agent. Never try to  repair a non functional product yourself.