User manual WHIRLPOOL GSFP 3988 WS INSTRUCTION FOR USE

[. . . ] Control panel description Installation menu selection How to select a wash cycle The “Info button” Programmes Options Some tips for. . . Best results Loading the dishwashing machine Troubleshooting Instruction for use Dear Customer, “Intelligent Dialogue” is the new programme for free-standing appliances from Bauknecht. New intelligent and practical functions allow more free time for the things that are really important in life. The new “Intelligent Dialogue” dishwasher from Bauknecht, with its direct dialogue between man and machine, represent a whole new approach to operating appliances. The new “Intelligent Dialogue” dishwasher from Bauknecht speaks a completely new appliance language. [. . . ] The rinse aid gives dishes an added shine during the drying cycle and prevents the formation of unsightly spots and streaks. Salt Regularly check there is sufficient regeneration salt in the container to ensure wash water is softened. Only use additive-free regeneration salt for domestic dishwashers. Manufacturer’s instructions Always read the dishes manufacturer’s instructions before washing. Some types of crystal may become dull with repeated washing. Labels Remove any adhesive labels from dishes since these might detach during the wash cycle and cause clogging. Labels and glue might also be deposited on the spray arm or pump, reducing the performance of your dishwasher. Filterig system For perfect operation, ensure the dishwasher filter is always clean. Clean the filter regularly. Energy-saving tips DYNAMIC SENSE The sensor programmes continuously measure the water dirtiness and adapt the temperature, water and program duration accordingly, using only the resource amount that is really necessary to leave the dishes clean. If you have a reduced tariff for electricity at night and would like to save money, avoid costly use of the appliance during the day, preferring to switch on at night. Avoid allowing food to dry onto dishes: this will allow you to use a wash programme with a lower temperature. If possible, always wash with a full load. The dishwasher is delivered with the upper rack in the top position. To lower: pull out the two side handles and gently lower the rack. To raise: pull up the two side handles until the rack clicks into place. The rack must be level on both sides The indicated dimensions may vary according to the inclination, shape and depth of the plates. Tips for washing special materials Dishwashersuitable materials Always check the dishes manufacturer’s instructions before washing in a dishwasher. Aluminium High wash temperatures and concentrated detergent can damage the finish of some types of aluminium. China/Earthenware Antique decorations, handpainted details and gold rims can fade or disappear. Crystal Some types of lead crystal can become dull with repeated washing in a dishwasher. You can minimise this effect by selecting low temperature wash cycles. Glass Opaline glass yellows with repeated washing. Plastic materials Different plastics react differently to high temperatures and detergents. We recommend you place plastic items in the upper rack. Materials not suitable for your dishwasher Cast iron The iron rusts and the coating detaches. Knives with hollow handles Some knives have glued-on handles, which can detach during washing in a dishwasher. Tin, copper, silver High temperatures and detergents can result in tarnishing and damaging to the surface of tin, copper and silver. [. . . ] Grey marks on plates caused by aluminium items Marks caused by aluminium can be removed using a slightly abrasive product. This problem is often the result of an unsuitable load. Remember to load aluminium items so that they do not touch plates. Do not wash disposable aluminium containers in the dishwasher; these might move during washing and leave marks on plates and dishes. [. . . ]