User manual HOTPOINT LD 6090 X EU

[. . . ] 13 Instruction booklet DISHWASHER EN EN English, 14 Contents Installation, 15-16 Positioning and levelling Connecting the water and electricity supplies Technical data Description of the appliance, 17 Overall view Control panel Loading the racks, 18 Lower rack Cutlery basket Upper rack Start-up and use, 19-20 LD 6090 Starting the dishwasher Loading the detergent Washing options* Demo* Wash cycles, 21 Wash cycle table Rinse aid and refined salt, Loading the rinse aid Loading the refined salt 22 Care and maintenance, 23 Shutting off the water and electricity supplies Cleaning the dishwasher Preventing unpleasant odours Cleaning the sprayer arms Cleaning the filters Leaving the machine unused for extended periods Precautions and advice, 24 General safety Disposal Saving energy and respecting the environment Troubleshooting, Assistance, 26 25 Before calling for Assistance 14 Installation !Keep this instruction manual in a safe place for future reference. If the appliance is sold, given away or moved, please ensure the manual is kept with the machine, so that the new owner may benefit from the advice contained within it. Please read this instruction manual carefully: it contains important information regarding the safe installation, use and maintenance of the appliance. [. . . ] Press the MODE button until the HALF LOAD symbol has been selected. Press the SELECT button, select upper half loading, lower half loading or OFF (no selection). Select the wash cycle by pressing the SELECT WASH CYCLE button. Press the START/RESET button; a beep will indicate that the wash cycle has started. Only use products that have been specifically designed for dishwashers. ) it is not necessary to add rinse aid; however, we recommend that you add salt, especially if you live in an area where the water is hard or very hard. If you do not add salt or rinse aid, the LOW SALT* and LOW RINSE AID* indicator lights will flash continuously. €¢ when the green float* cannot be seen by simply looking at the cap of the salt dispenser; • when the LOW SALT* indicator light on the panel flashes; • if your machine is not equipped with an indicator light or a green float: approximately every 30 wash cycles; 1. Remove the lower rack and unscrew the cap of the dispenser (in an anticlockwise direction). For the first wash cycle only: fill the dispenser up to the edges with water. Position the funnel provided correctly (see figure) and fill the salt dispenser up to the edges (approximately 2 kg); it is normal for a little water to leak out. Remove the funnel, wipe away any salt residue from the thread and screw the cap on tightly, so that detergent does not leak into the dispenser during the wash cycle (this could damage the water softening system beyond repair). When salt has been added, run a wash cycle immediately, without crockery, in order to remove any salt solution that has leaked out and to avoid corrosion. Adjusting the amount of salt* It is possible to adjust the amount of salt used according to the hardness of the water in your area (this information is available from your local water board). Turn the arrow on the neck of the dispenser (see figure) towards the + or - symbols, using the table below as a guide. Loading the rinse aid Rinse aid makes it easier for the crockery to dry, as water runs off surfaces more readily and therefore does not leave streaks or marks. The rinse aid dispenser should be filled: • whenever the indicator light (H) signals that it is empty. Illuminated light: add rinse aid; unlit light: there is no shortage of rinse aid in the dispenser. €¢ when the LOW RINSE AID* indicator light on the panel flashes; 1. Open the dispenser by turning the lid (G) in an H anticlockwise direction. Pour in the rinse aid, making sure it does not overflow from the F dispenser. If this happens, G clean the spill immediately with a sponge. [. . . ] €¢ The racks are overloaded ( see Loading the racks ). • The crockery has not been arranged well. €¢ The sprayer arms cannot move freely. €¢ The wash cycle is too gentle ( see Wash cycles ). [. . . ]