Bosch SHE3AEM5N Quick instruction guide - Page 6

5 Settings 5.1 Available Settings Below are some commonly used settings. To see all the settings refer to the full online manual or go to Dishwasher » Settings in the Home Connect® app. Setting Rinse Aid Off/Low/Medium/High Intensive drying Off/On End of cycle tone Off/Low/Medium/High Factory setting Medium Off Medium Description Setting to adjust the amount of rinse aid used in each cycle. Setting to increase drying ability for glasses or plastic. Increases cycle length and temperature. The volume of the tone signalling the end of cycle. 5.2 Adjusting the settings First Steps to adjust any setting: Open the door and press the ON/OFF button. Hold down Button A for 3 seconds, until the Rinse Aid indicator light flashes. Release button, then follow steps below to adjust specific setting. To adjust the rinse aid: 1. Press the Start button repeatedly until the right amount of rinse aid has been set. 0 (off), 1(low), 2(medium), or 3(high) LEDs above cycle buttons will light up accordingly. 2. Press button A for 3 seconds to save the setting. To turn on intensive drying: 1. Press button A until the Clean and Sanitize lights flash. 2. Press the Start button until 1 LED light above the heavy cycle button is on (intensive dry is on). 3. Press button A for 3 seconds to save the setting. To adjust the signal volume: 1. Press button A until the Clean and Rinse Aid lights flash. 2. Press the Start button repeatedly until the preferred volume level has been selected. 0 (off), 1(low), 2(medium), or 3(high) LEDs above cycle buttons will light up accordingly. 3. Press button A for 3 seconds to save the setting. To reset to factory settings: 1. Press button A until the Clean, Sanitize and Rinse Aid lights flash. 2. Press the Start button. The 3 LEDs above cycle buttons will blink alternatively for 1 minute. The factory settings have been restored. Tip: The simplest way to change the settings is with the Home Connect® app. 6 Frequently Asked Questions Q: Why is food remaining on dishes after I run the cycle? • It is possible the dishes do not have adequate clearance between them. Also, be sure nothing is blocking the spray arms and that the filter is clean. Select the Heavy cleaning cycle. Q: Why does the cycle run a long time? • Sensors in the dishwasher automatically increase the cycle time to ensure a good wash when heavy soil is detected. • Incoming water may not be hot enough and dishwasher has to heat it.