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2.1.f SELF-WASHING

A SELF-WASHING cycle can be carried out at the end

of the day.

To perform the SELF-WASHING cycle, you must:

Touch the SCROLL key

Select the SELF-WASHING

function on the display.

SANITIZING warning appears

on the display.

Touch the START key.

The key turns BLUE during the

entire duration of the cycle.

The SELF-WASHING CYCLE

begins.

At the end of the SELF-WA-

SHING cycle, the machine will

have drained the water from the

tank and boiler.

At the end of the cycle, the ma-

chine switches off automatically

and the display reads OFF.

2.1.g TEMPERATURE reading

At any time, with the machine ON, it is possible to view

the ACTUAL (T1/ T2) and SET (S1/S2) temperatures

respectively of the water in the tank and of the water in

the boiler.

= TANK ACTUAL temperature

= BOILER ACTUAL temperature

= TANK SET temperature

= BOILER SET temperature

To view the temperatures, you must:

Touch the SCROLL key

The ACTUAL and SET temperatures in the boiler and

in the tank for the selected cycle appear on the display

T1 50° C S1 60° C T2 78°C S2 85°C

SANITIZING

START

OFF

ECO

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2.1.h Switching off machine at end of day

At the end of the work day, switch off the machine by

pressing the START key.

The SELF-DRAINING phase

is carried out automatically

(see paragraph 2.1.e.3)

OFF appears on the display

when the machine switches

off.

IMPORTANT

ake sure you have disconnected the main switch

upstream of the machine and closed the water supply

valves.

For any repairs, only contact a service centre autho-

rised by the manufacturer.

Warnings during operation

1) Check that the washing temperature remains appro-

ximately 55-60° C.

2) Do not emerge your bare hands in the soapy water;

should this happen, immediately rinse them with plenty

of running water.

3) Use only specific anti-foaming detergents for industrial

machines.

4) Deactivate the appliance in case of failure or malfun-

ctioning.

For any repairs, contact a technical service centre autho-

rised by the manufacturer requesting the use of original

spare parts.

5) In no case whatsoever must you change the original

settings of the machine without first having consulted the

technical server centre authorised by the manufacturer.

6) Do not open the door too quickly while the machine

is running.

7) Change the water in the wash tank even several times

a day depending on the cycles carried out.

Failure to comply with the above-mentioned re-

commendations could jeopardise the safety of the

dishwasher.

Advice to achieve an IDEAL washing result

An unsatisfactory washing result can be seen when tra-

ces of filth remain on the dishes or objects; rings can be

caused by insufficient rinsing.

In that case, check that the rinsing nozzles (20) are clean

and that the water mains is pressurised.

If soiled, check that:

The tank filters (13/14/15/16) are clean;

the wash water temperature is approximately 55-60°C;

the objects are positioned properly in the dishrack;

the wash/rinse nozzles are clean (18/20);

the spray arms (17/19) rotate freely.

check the level of detergent and rinse agent

START

OFF