User manual WESTINGHOUSE SI930WA

[. . . ] 930 Fully Integrated 152989 56/0 AUS NZ Introduction Before you use your dishwasher for the first time, check that the installer has: q q q q plugged in the power cord connected the hoses to the taps turned on the power tested the dishwasher Warnings q Dishwasher detergents are alkaline and extremely dangerous if swallowed. Be careful to: keep them away from your eyes and skin. keep children away from the dishwasher when the door is open. not fill the dispenser until you are ready to use the dishwasher. CHECK THAT THE DETERGENT RECEPTACLE IS EMPTY AFTER COMPLETION OF THE WASH CYCLE. q This appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision. [. . . ] To put the basket back in the lower position, grasp the two sides, pull upwards again, then allow the basket to drop back down slowly, keeping hold of it. Warning: never lift or lower the basket on one side only. US12 Caution When loading the dishes, ensure that you do not cover the water inlet funnel in the middle of the upper basket. US16 US16 Before closing the door, ensure that the spray arms can rotate freely. 12 HELPFUL HINTS For best washing results: Before loading, remove all scraps of food and soak very heavily soiled pots and pans. Always arrange saucepans, cups and glasses etc. Tilt items with convex or concave surfaces so that the water drains off easily. Long items of cutlery such as ladles, carving knives etc. should be positioned horizontally in the upper basket. Avoid contact between the dishes as far as possible; correct arrangement of the items will give better washing results. Light items (plastic bowls etc. ) should be loaded in the upper basket and arranged so that they do not move during washing. You will improve drying results by leaving the dishwasher door ajar for at least 15-30 minutes as soon as the programme finishes. Items not suitable for dishwashers The following should not be washed in the dishwasher: Cutlery or dishes with wooden or bone handles or glued parts. Handmade items, wooden objects, antiques or hand painted china. Certain types of decoration can discolour when washed in a dishwasher. Crystal-ware and plastic objects, if not guaranteed dishwasher-proof, should be washed by hand. You are advised to place them in the upper basket and to select a delicate programme. Certain types of glass can also become opaque after being washed several times in a dishwasher. Silver cutlery tends to go black if mixed with steel cutlery. Place it in the cutlery basket separate from the others. Iron and cast iron objects can rust and stain other items. Aluminium tends to go black; copper, pewter and brass tend to stain. To save energy Place dishes in the machine immediately after every meal and wait until the dishwasher is full before washing. If necessary run the Rinse and Hold programme (see "Washing programmes" chart on the following pages), so that any food scraps do not become caked on the dishes while you are waiting to run the complete wash programme. Select an "Economy" programme when the baskets are not very full and/or when the dishes are not very soiled, following the instructions given in the Programme Chart. Select the "AIR DRY" option, in this case no heating will be done in the drying part of the cycle. Select the "Half load" option if the baskets are not full. Caution: You are advised not to load very small or plastic items which can fall through the baskets. [. . . ] The Company reserves the right to determine whether or not a fault is caused by faulty workmanship or material or that any part is defective. This warranty shalll not apply to any loss suffered through or resulting from the non-operation or the ineffective operation of the Dishwasher or any part of the Dishwasher. Nothing in this warranty, shall be construed as affecting any rights you may have under the Trade Practices Act or any other Commonwealth or State Legislation which gives you rights which can not be modified or excluded by agreement. * EMAIL LIMITED A. C. N. 000 029 407 To ensure that service either pursuant to the above undertaking or otherwise is readily available, Email has established in all States authorised Service Centres which are available to deal with service requirements. [. . . ]