User manual WHIRLPOOL ADG 655

[. . . ] Remember to use salt and rinse aid when needed (as indicated below) 5. Switch off and switch on again to save setting model with display no symbol add salt add salt add rinse aid rinse aid salt Tablet All in 1 rinse aid For models without "detergent type" option, the salt and rinse aid indicators will be lit when tablets are used. How to set water hardness Switch on the appliance * only before the first wash or if the water hardness has been changed - Select the 2nd programme "P2" - consult the table of programmes. Press the START button for at least 5 seconds until the START indicator lamp flashes. The water hardness setting is shown on the display (if present) or the START button flashes. [. . . ] Clean spray nozzles under running water (use toothpicks if necessary) . . . Spray arms Remove blockages/ deposits. GB -5- What to do if. . . If a fault occurs, before contacting the After-sales Service, make the following checks to try and remedy the problem. Most faults can be remedied by taking the following courses of action, quickly restoring normal appliance operation. . . . is not working/will not start . . . shows "F1" on the display or the START indicator lamp flashes once . . . shows "F4" on the display or the START indicator lamp flashes 4 times . . . shows "F6" on the display or the START indicator lamp flashes 6 times . . . shows "F7" on the display or the START indicator lamp flashes 7 times . . . shows "F8" on the display or the START indicator lamp flashes 8 times Possible causes. . . - Check whether the "Delayed start" option (if available) has been selected. If it has, the appliance will only start once the set time has elapsed. If necessary, set the delayed start to "0" (RESET the appliance). - The water inlet hose must not be kinked and the relative inlet filter in the water tap connector must not be clogged. - The water tap must be fully open during water inlet (minimum capacity: 0. 5 litres per minute). - The water inlet hose must not be kinked and the relative inlet filter in the water tap connector must not be dirty. - The drain hose must be fitted correctly (for high mounted appliances, leave min. 200-400 mm from the lower edge of the appliance) - see Assembly instructions. . . . salt indicator lit . . . have deposits: regeneration salt residue . . . are not dry . . . have discoloured plastic parts . . . opaque glasses, etc . . . removable deposits on glasses . . . glasses not sparkling . . . permanent deposits on glasses Tomato/Carrot juice. Dishes unsuitable for washing in dishwashers (porcelain), Usage of incorrect programmes for glasses. - Set "Detergent type" option; if this option is not available, it is normal for the salt indicator to light up. - In areas with very hard water, more regeneration salt needs to be added (see page 2 "How to set water hardness"). - Synthetic materials do not dry well; if wet at end of cycle, wipe dry. Clean dishes left in dishwasher for a long time after end - In this situation, the presence of drops of water on dishes and on the sides of the dishwasher is normal. - Increase the dosage of rinse aid - see page 3, "Adding rinse aid". - The rapid programme is intended for quickly washing lightly soiled dishes. If used for a full load of medium/ heavy soiled dishes, the dishes may not dry completely. For best results, open the door after the end of the programme and wait 15 minutes before unloading the dishwasher. - Tomato sauce, for example, can lead to discolouring of plastic parts. Powder detergent is recommended as it allows slightly higher doses to be used for improved whitening. [. . . ] If you decide to scrap the dishwasher, it must be disposed of in compliance with local waste disposal regulations. danger of suffocation), break the lock of the door so that it can no longer be closed. - This appliance is marked according to the European directive 2002/96/CE on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). By ensuring that this appliance is scrapped suitably, you can help prevent potentially damaging consequences for the environment and health. [. . . ]