Maintenance; Cleaning The Filter Section - Pelgrim GVW431RVS Mode D'emploi

MAINTENANCE

Cleaning the filter section

Depending on usage, the filters may require regular rinsing under a tap. The filter system consists
of three components: the large filter, the coarse filter and the fine filter.
In order to ensure the dishwasher operates at maximum efficiency, the whole filter section must
be cleaned. The filter section efficiently removes food remnants from the water and ensures that
the water is able to continue circulating throughout the wash cycle. It is therefore a good idea to
remove larger food remnants from the filter section after each wash cycle, by cleaning the half-
round filter and filter housing under running water.
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1. Large filter: Leftover food and waste that lands on this filter is
rinsed through to the coarse filter by a special jet on the lower
spray arm.
2. Coarse filter: Larger articles, such as leftover bones or pieces of
glass that could block the drain, are trapped in the coarse filter. In
order to remove the waste from the filter, you must lightly squeeze
the lips on top of the filter together and then pull the filter upwards.
3. Fine filter: This filter prevents waste and leftover food from entering
the drainage pump and ensures that said leftovers are not spread
over the dishes again during the cycle.
• Remove the filter section by turning in anti-clockwise direction and
pulling upwards. All components in the filter section must be
cleaned at least once per month. All components in the filter
section must be cleaned at least once per month.
• Use a dishwashing brush to clean the coarse and fine filter. Put
the filter section back together again according to the illustration
opposite and then re-fit the whole filter section back into the tub of
the dishwasher.
Never use the dishwasher without the filter section. Incorrect fitting
of the filter section will result in the dishwasher no longer delivering
maximum performance. Damage to cutlery and dishes is a further
possible consequence.
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