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display for 2 seconds,
followed by the tub temperature. A
pressure on key (3) retrieves the boiler
temperature.
T S
EMPERATURE ELECTOR
Readings in display (2) will change as key
(3) is pressed on successively, alternating
the tub temperature (LED (a) on) and the
boiler temperature (LED (b) on).
C T S
YCLE IME ELECTOR
By pushing key (4) repeatedly, you can
select any of three wash cycle times. Light
indicators show the selected cycle:
(d): Short Cycle.
(e): Medium Cycle.
(f): Long Cycle.
Choosing the adequate cycle depends on
how soiled trays and utensils are. The
dirtier they are, the longer the cycle has to
be for an intensive, thorough washing.
S C (5)
TART YCLE
If you press this key, the wash
cycle starts and the associated LED (g)
turns on. At the end of the washing phase,
the rinsing process starts automatically
and this is shown by LED (h). Once rinsing
has finished, the machine shifts to the
stand-by condition, with LEDs (g) and (h)
flashing. Flashing stops when the door is
opened or a new cycle starts.
Press the key repeatedly to move from one
phase of the cycle to another. So, if
washing is on, press the key to shift to the
rinsing process. During rinsing, press the
key to put the machine stand-by.
A C
UTOMATIC YCLE
(6)
This selector determines the cycle starting
mode: If off (LED (i) off), starting the cycle
is by means of key (5). If on (LED (i) on), the
cycle starts automatically each
time the door is closed.
Pressing the key has the
desired effect only when the
door is open.
D (7)
RAIN
This key works only if the machine has a
drain pump.
It has the desired effect only when the door
is open. Once pushed (LED (j) on), the
immediately draining cycle starts and will continue
whether the door remains open or is closed.
By pushing the key again, the draining cycle
stops.
Upon completion of the draining process,
the machine remains stand-by for a few
(3) seconds: after this interval, filling will start
again, unless the user has powered the
machine down by turning main switch off.
Adjustment of Working Temperatures:
(Figure B : Diagram of Electronic Board)
Temperatures are factory-set at:
· 55-60ºC for the tub
(4) · 85-90ºC for the boiler
OPERATION
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TART UP
1. Open the 3/4" stopcock to allow water to
enter the machine.
2. Turn on the switch. Turn on the booster
pump if one has been incorporated to
the machine.
3. Check that the filter of the motor-driven
pump (C.5), the upper filters (C.1) and
the drain plug are in place.
4. Turn the main switch (Fig. A-1) to the ON
position for the automatic filling of the
wash tank and the connection of the
heater elements.
5. The light indicator (Fig.A, c) turns on
when
(55/60ºC) has been reached. If the
washer has no automatic detergent
dispenser, introduce the detergent into
the tank: 1/2 coffee cup at the
beginning of the first cycle and a same
amount every 10 cycles approximately.
6. Automatic Start Cycle:
- Place the objects to be washed in a
basket (rack).
- Press key A-6 to activate the automatic
cycle. The associated LED turns on.
- Select the washing programme by
S S pressing key A-4, according to the level
TART ELECTOR
of soiling. The relevant LED will turn
on.
- Close the door. The cycle will start
automatically and first the washing
phase indicator (A-g) will turn on,
followed by the rinsing indicator (A-h).
7. Non-automatic Start Cycle:
- Place the objects to be washed in a
basket (rack).
- Press key A-6 with the LED off, to
command the manual start cycle.
- Close the door.
- Select the washing programme by
pressing key A-4, according to the level
of soiling. The relevant LED will turn
on.
- Press the Start Cycle key (A-5). The
washing phase indicator light (A-g)
the washing temperature
turns on. The machine completes the
entire washing cycle. If you press the
Start Cycle key (A-5) again during the
washing phase, the
immediately shifts to the rinsing
process. Pressing the said key during
the rinsing phase causes the machine
to stop.
8. When the complete cycle has finished,
the two indicators (A-g) and (A-h) flash.
9. Models with a drain pump: With the door
open, press key (A-7) to start the drain
pump for a given period of time, which
is long enough to empty the tub. At the
end of this time, the pump stops. Press
key (A-7) to alternately start and stop the
pump. With overflow (C-2) in place, any
residual water will be removed from the
tub.
10. Models "C":
· The Break-tank has two (2) level
switches (high-low) and an overflow
pipe discharging into the wash tank.
Once the main switch has been turned
on, filling of boiler, Break-tank and
wash tank is done automatically. Due
to the two level detection switches,
the pressure pump
alternately.
· With a full tub,The drain pump works
at the same time as water enters the
Break-tank, so that water would flow
into the washing tank through the
break-tank overflow pipe in the event
of a level switch failure.
D
ETERGENT DISPENSER
The dishwasher is prepared for its fitting
with an adjustable detergent dispenser, the
part number of which appears on the spare
parts list. This dispenser has to be installed
in the machine base, in holes provided for
this purpose, as shown on the exploded
view. At the rear of the wash tank, there is
an opening where to insert the detergent
injection nozzle.
The dispenser delivers about 0.7ml/s of
detergent (maximum). At the first filling of
the tank, feeding of detergent is roughly
119ml in 170s, resulting in a maximum
concentration of 3ml/l. At each cycle, the
dispenser delivers 10ml of detergent. It is
possible to reduce the injected quantity by
turning the adjusting screw on the
dispenser.
NOTICE : The manufacturer shall assume
no responsibility for defects due to
incorrect electrical connections of the
dispensers.
R
INSING AID DISPENSER
Verify that the rinsing aid reservoir is full.
With the machine running, actuate the
main switch several times (5 or 6) during
programme
operates
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