Asko 1595 Use And Care Manual - Page 7

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CLEANING THE FIL

CLEANING

THE FIL

THE FILTERS

CLEANING

THE FIL

In hard water areas, it may be necessary to clean

chemical buildup from the filters every 12 to 18 months.

To do this, remove the coarse filter by squeezing the

CLEANING THE DOOR

To clean the edge around the door, use only a soft warm,

damp rag. To prevent penetration of water into the door

lock and electrical components, do not use a spray

cleaner of any kind.

Also, never use abrasive cleaners or scouring pads on

the outer surfaces because they will scratch the finish.

Some papers towels can also scratch or leave marks

on the surface.

CLEANING

CLEANING THE SPRA

CLEANING

THE SPRA

THE SPRAY Y Y Y Y ARMS

Spray-arm jets and bearings may sometimes become

clogged with hard water chemicals. To remove the spray

arms, screw off the nut and take off the washer on top of

CLEANING THE DRAIN PUMP

On occasion something may get through the filters and

into the drain pump. The drain pumps on ASKO

dishwashers are designed to automatically reverse if

anything should get caught in the propellers, thus

ejecting the item back into the sump area or down the

drain. Should you need to remove an obstacle from the

drain, first turn the power off then remove the filters (as

explained on page 6). Next, lift out the small black insert

from the sump area. (You might want to remove any

standing water first.) You can then look into the sump

area for the item causing the obstruction. Should you

find something, simply scoop it out. Be sure to replace

the black insert before you put the filters back in.

WARNING!

Never run the dishwasher without the filters in place.

O O O O O VERFILL PR

VERFILL PRO O O O O TECTION

VERFILL PR

Your ASKO dishwasher has an overfill protection device

that automatically shuts off the inlet valve and starts the

drain pump if the water level in the unit should rise above

the normal level. If this happens, turn the water off at the

main supply and call for service.

OVERFILL PR

OVERFILL PRO O O O O TECTION ON OUR ELECTR

OVERFILL PR

On Models 1485, 1595, 1805, 1885, and 1895, when an

overfill is detected all of the indicator lights on the control

panel will flash at once.

ENER

GY SA

ENER

ENERGY SA

GY SA

GY SAVING

If you plan to wash the dishes right away, there's no

need to pre-rinse. Simply scrape off large particles

and load the dishes.

Wash only full loads.

Use the Pan program only for heavily soiled dishes.

TERS

ARMS

TECTION

TECTION ON OUR ELECTR

TECTION ON OUR ELECTRONIC MODELS

VING

TIPS

VING

VING TIPS

TIPS

tabs and lifting it out. Next, unscrew the fine filter and lift

it and the main filter out. Wash all three filters gently in

hot, soapy water and rinse them thoroughly.

WARNING!

Never use a spray cleaner of any kind on

the door panel. You could damage the

door lock and electrical components.

And never use abrasive cleaners or

scouring pads on the outer

surfaces because they will

scratch the finish. Also, some

paper towels can scratch or

leave marks on the stainless

steel surface.

the spray arm and lift off the arm. Wash the spray arms

in warm, soapy water. Use a soft brush to clean the jets.

Rinse thoroughly and replace.

To reach an item caught in the drain pump, remove

the filters then the small black insert in the sump

area.

If there is water in the base pan due to an overfill or

small leak, the water must be removed before the

dishwasher will start.

ONIC MODELS

On Models 1485, 1595, 1885 and 1895, the LED window

will also display a fault code ( F2 ).

Don't use the Temp boost for lightly soiled dishes.

Avoid using Heat dry. (You can speed up the drying

process by opening the door slightly to release the

moist air.)

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