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en-us Environmental protection and energy-saving During the drying phase, moisture from the interior of the dishwasher is stored in the mineral and heat is released. The heat is blown out into the interior of the dishwasher with dry air. This speeds up and improves drying. Therefore, zeolith drying is very efficient. Note: To avoid impairing Zeolith drying performance, do not position dishware parts directly in front of the intake opening or the blow opening of the Zeolith container. Do not position heat-sensitive dishware parts directly in front of the blow opening of the Zeolith container. → "Appliance", Page 11 3.3 AquaSensor The AquaSensor is an optical measuring device (light barrier) which measures the turbidity of the washing water. You can save water with the AquaSensor. The operation of the AquaSensor depends on the selected cycle. If the soiling level is high, the washing water is drained off and replaced with fresh water. If the soiling level is lower, the washing water is used in the next rinse, so reducing water consumption by 3-6 liters. In the Auto cycles the temperature and run time are additionally adjusted to the level of soiling. Sensor set- Description ting SE:00 Optimal setting for mixed loads and heavily soiled dishware. Saves both energy and water. SE:01 Adjusts the cycle strength for effective removal of food remnants even with low soiling levels. Energy and water consumption are adjusted accordingly. SE:02 Adjusts the cycle strength for difficult conditions of use, e.g. stubborn dried-on food remnants. Recommended setting when using organic or ecological detergents containing low levels of active agents. Energy and water consumption are adjusted accordingly. 3.4 Sensors The sensors adjust the cycle sequence and strength in the Auto cycles depending on the level and type of soiling. The sensor has different sensitivity levels that can be changed in the basic settings. 10

Section	Page
Dishwasher	1
en-us	2
Table of contents	2
1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	4
1.1 Safety definitions	4
1.2 General information	4
1.3 Intended use	5
1.4 Restrictive Use	5
1.5 Grounding instructions	5
1.6 Safe use	6
1.7 Risk to children	8
1.8 State of California Proposition 65 Warnings	8
2 Preventing material damage	9
3 Environmental protection and energy-saving	9
3.1 Saving energy	9
3.2 Zeolith drying	9
3.3 AquaSensor	10
3.4 Sensors	10
4 Familiarizing yourself with your appliance	11
4.1 Appliance	11
4.2 Controls	13
5 Dishwasher Cycles	15
5.1 Energy Guide	17
5.2 Favorite	17
5.2.1 Save Favorite on the appliance.	17
6 Options	18
7 Features	19
7.1 Upper rack	19
7.1.1 Adjusting upper rack with RackMatic®	19
7.2 Lower rack	19
7.3 Silverware Basket	20
7.4 Silverware drawer	20
7.4.1 Reorganizing the silverware drawer	20
7.5 Cup shelf	21
7.6 Flip tines	21
7.6.1 Folding down the tines	21
7.7 Small items holder	22
7.8 Bottle holder	22
7.9 Rack heights	22
8 Before using for the first time	23
8.1 Initial use	23
9 Water softening system	23
9.1 Overview of water hardness settings	23
9.2 Setting the water softening system	24
9.3 Special Dishwasher Salt	24
9.3.1 Adding dishwasher salt	24
9.4 Switching off the water softening system	25
10 Rinse aid system	25
10.1 Rinse aid	25
10.1.1 Adding rinse aid	25
10.2 Setting the amount of rinse aid	26
10.3 Switching the rinse aid system off	26
11 Detergent	26
11.1 The correct detergents	26
11.2 Incompatible detergents	27
11.3 Information on Detergent	27
11.4 Adding Detergent	28
11.5 Detergent table	28
12 Dishware	29
12.1 Damage to glass and dishware	29
12.2 Loading dishware	30
12.3 Removing dishware	30
12.4 Loading patterns	31
13 Basic Operation	32
13.1 Protection against unintentional operation	32
13.2 Switching on the appliance	32
13.3 Setting a cycle	32
13.4 Setting options	32
13.5 Setting the electronic delay time	32
13.6 Starting the wash cycle	32
13.7 Interrupting the wash cycle	33
13.8 Terminating the wash cycle	33
13.9 Switching off the appliance	33
14 Basic settings	34
14.1 Overview of the basic settings	34
14.2 Changing the basic settings	37
15 Home Connect®	37
15.1 Home Connect® quick start	37
15.1.1 Setting up the Home Connect® app	37
15.1.2 Setting up Home Connect®	38
15.2 Home Connect® settings	38
15.3 Remote Start	38
15.3.1 Activating Remote Start	38
15.4 Remote Diagnostics	38
15.5 Software update	39
15.6 Data Protection	39
16 Cleaning and maintenance	39
16.1 Cleaning the tub	39
16.2 Cleaning agent	39
16.3 Tips on appliance care	39
16.4 Machine Care	40
16.4.1 Run Machine Care	40
16.5 Filter system	41
16.5.1 Cleaning filters	41
16.6 Cleaning the spray arms	42
17 Troubleshooting	43
17.1 Clean drain pump	55
18 Transportation, storage and disposal	56
18.1 Removing the appliance	56
18.2 Vacation and Storage	56
18.3 Transporting the appliance	56
18.4 Disposal of your old appliance	56
19 Customer Service	57
19.1 Model number (E-Nr.), production number (FD) and consecutive numbering (Z-Nr.)	57
19.2 AquaStop® Pledge	57
20 Technical specifications	58
20.1 Information regarding Free and Open Source Software	58
21 STATEMENT OF LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY	58
21.1 What this warranty covers & Who it applies to	58
21.2 How long the warranty lasts	59
21.3 Extended Warranty	59
21.4 Repair/replace as your exclusive remedy	60
21.5 Out of warranty product	60
21.6 Warranty exclusions	61
21.7 Obtaining warranty service	62

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Environmental protection and energy-saving

During the drying phase, moisture

from the interior of the dishwasher

is stored in the mineral and heat is

released. The heat is blown out

into the interior of the dishwasher

with dry air. This speeds up and

improves drying.

Therefore, zeolith drying is very

efficient.

Note:

To avoid impairing Zeolith

drying performance, do not posi-

tion dishware parts directly in front

of the intake opening or the blow

opening of the Zeolith container.

Do not position heat-sensitive

dishware parts directly in front of

the blow opening of the Zeolith

container.

→

"Appliance", Page 11

3.3 AquaSensor

The AquaSensor is an optical

measuring device (light barrier)

which measures the turbidity of

the washing water. You can save

water with the AquaSensor.

The operation of the AquaSensor

depends on the selected cycle. If

the soiling level is high, the wash-

ing water is drained off and re-

placed with fresh water. If the soil-

ing level is lower, the washing wa-

ter is used in the next rinse, so re-

ducing water consumption by 3-6

liters. In the Auto cycles the tem-

perature and run time are addi-

tionally adjusted to the level of

soiling.

3.4 Sensors

The sensors adjust the cycle se-

quence and strength in the Auto

cycles depending on the level and

type of soiling.

The sensor has different sensitiv-

ity levels that can be changed in

the basic settings.

Sensor set-

ting

Description

SE:00

Optimal setting for

mixed loads and

heavily soiled dish-

ware. Saves both

energy and water.

SE:01

Adjusts the cycle

strength for effec-

tive removal of

food remnants

even with low soil-

ing levels. Energy

and water con-

sumption are ad-

justed accordingly.

SE:02

Adjusts the cycle

strength for difficult

conditions of use,

e.g. stubborn

dried-on food rem-

nants. Recom-

mended setting

when using or-

ganic or ecological

detergents con-

taining low levels

of active agents.

Energy and water

consumption are

adjusted accord-

ingly.