Mode d'emploi BRANDT EO123

[. . . ] . 7 Step 2: Rinse aid ­ Filling ­ Setting . . 10-12 The lower basket ­ Cutlery ­ The upper basket . . 10-12 - Selecting and running a washing programme . . 13 Selecting a washing programme Starting - Programme end 13 The washing programmes . [. . . ] Place the plates and the wide pots and pans at the sides. Do not intersperse or superimpose plates and dishes or place them side-by-side. Loading the dishwasher Cutlery Removable grilds are available if you wish to organise the loading of your cutlery. For optimum washing and drying, use these separation grilds fully or partially. - Place your cutlery with the handles at the bottom. - Avoid washing cutlery with horn handles in your machine. - Separate silverware from cutlery in other metals using the separation grills. The fold-down spikes help you to arrange your large items (depending on the model). No items should interfere with the rotation of the washing arms (pot handles, cutlery, etc. ) The sliding cutlery baskets These can be arranged in any position in the lower basket. You can therefore arrange different loads according to the items you wish to wash. You can place a cutlery basket in the upper basket. If your cutlery or your plates are too large, adjust the height of the upper basket (it is height-adjustable). Anti-blocking size wire Unloading the dishwasher First of all empty the lower basket to avoid any drops of water falling onto it from the upper basket. Items unsuitable for dishwasher use - Wooden cutting boards - Oxidisable steel or non heat-resistant plastic utensils, - Pewter or copper items, - Glued items, - Cutlery with wooden, horn or mother-of-pearl handles, - Antique or hand-painted porcelain. When purchasing crockery, glassware, cutlery, etc. , ensure that they are suitable for use in a dishwasher. 10 Important note: For safety reasons, we recommend that you arrange any knives with pointed ends point downwards in the cutlery baskets (to avoid accidents). Do not use abrasive powders, metal sponges, alcohol-based products or thinners. Use a soft cloth or a sponge. Before removing the filters, remove any Unscrew A the waste filter a quarter turn and remove it. - Fit a wooden panel to the door (a chipboard panel OK if on a temporary basis) and adjust the springs. - Contact the installer. - Leak at the tap Small leak around or under the machine (move the machine to locate the - Leak in the machine leak better) The door "catches" when - The machine or the door is not correctly you close it centred on the tub - The door springs are The door falls down not tensioned enough heavily when you open it to compensate for the (integratable models) weight of the basket. The door is not level when open or goes back up too quickly (integratable machine) - The door springs are over-tensioned. - No wooden panel Washing economically regenerating salt or rinse aid. Follow the recommendations in and ecologically Do not wash the items first by hand (unnecessary waste of water). Use your dishwasher's capacity to the full. You will then wash economically and ecologically. Always select a washing programme suitable for the type of items and how dirty they are. Do not overdose with detergent, these instructions (Pages 6 -7-8) and the manufacturer's instructions on the pack. [. . . ] - Too little detergent, poor detergent, stale detergent. - Unsuitable programme (temperature too low, not long enough). - Increase the amount of detergent; try another detergent. - Select a programme with a higher temperature. - Insufficient amperage to - Check the plug's amperage (10A minimum) supply all the equipand the meter's capacity ment being used at the same time. [. . . ]