User manual INDESIT D 16B1 A NX

[. . . ] Operating instructions, 1 Precautions and advice, 3-4 Product Data, 10 Assistance, 13 Installation, 24-25 Description of the appliance, 26 Refined salt and rinse aid, 27 Loading the racks, 28-29 Detergent and dishwasher use, 30 Wash cycles, 31 Care and maintenance, 32 Troubleshooting, 33 This appliance was designed and manufactured in compliance with international safety standards. The following information has been provided for safety reasons and should be read carefully. Keep this instruction manual in a safe place for future reference. If the appliance is sold, given away or moved, make sure the manual is kept with the machine. [. . . ] Make sure that the lids, handles, trays and frying pans do not Prevent the sprayer arms from rotating. Since plastic dishes and non-stick frying pans usually retain more Water drops, their drying will be not so good as that of ceramic Lightweight items such as plastic containers should be placed in the upper rack and arranged so that they cannot move. After loading the appliance, make sure that the sprayer arms The modular basket is equipped with top grilles for improved The cutlery basket should be positioned Only at the front of the lower rack The lower rack can hold pans, lids, dishes, salad bowls, cutlery Large plates and lids should ideally be placed at the sides. Knives and other utensils with sharp edges must be placed in the cutlery basket with the points facing downwards or they must be positioned horizontally in the tip-up compartments on the upper rack upper rack Load this rack with delicate and lightweight crockery such as glasses, cups, saucers and shallow salad bowls. Very soiled dishes and pans should be placed in the lower rack because in this sector the water sprays are stronger and allow a higher washing performance. Several dishwasher models are fitted with tip-up sectors*. They can be used in a vertical position when arranging tea/ dessert saucers or in a lower position to load bowls and food containers. *Only available in selected models with different numbers and Tip-up compartments with adjustable position The side tip-up compartments can be positioned at three different The upper rack can be adjusted for height based on requirements: high position to place bulky crockery in the lower rack and low Heights to optimize the arrangement of crockery inside the rack. Position to make the most of the tip-up compartments/sectors Wine glasses can be placed safely in The stem of each glass into the corresponding slots. For optimum drying results incline the tip-up compartments more. To change the inclination, pull up the tip-up compartment, slide it slightly and position it as you wish. Adjusting the height of the upper rack In order to make it easier to arrange the crockery, the upper rack may be moved to a higher or lower position. The height of the upper rack should be adjusted WHEN THE RACK IS EMPTY. NEVER raise or lower the rack on one side only. If the rack is equipped with a Lift-Up device* (see figure), lift it up by holding its sides. To restore the lower position, press the levers (A) at the sides of the rack and follow the rack down. Parts in synthetic material which do not withstand high The colours of glass decorations and aluminium/silver pieces can change and fade during the washing process. Crystal objects) can become opaque after a number of wash cycles too. Only use glasses and porcelain guaranteed by the Use a delicate detergent suitable for crockery. Collect glasses and cutlery from the dishwasher as soon as Good washing results also depend on the correct amount of 1. Result in a more effective wash and increases environmental 3. Load the racks (see Loading the racks) and shut the door. [. . . ] Too much foam: the detergent has not been measured out correctly or it is not suitable for use in dishwashers. The dishes and glasses are covered in a white film or limescale deposits. Water hardness adjustment is not suitable: increase the relevant values. The salt and rinse-aid dispenser cap has not been closed properly. [. . . ]