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BDW13 60 cm Fully integrated

full height electronic dishwasher

BDW13 &

BDW14 DISHWASHER

60CM FULL HEIGHT DISHWASHER

IMPORTANT!

DD 02/11

/

07

PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL AND

K

E

E

P IT FOR FUTURE R

E

FER

E

NCE

!

THIS MANUAL CONTAINS SECTIONS OF SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS, OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS & TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS, ETC.

MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PLATE SIZES….35

ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE………………………..36

CONTACT DETAILS……………………………….37

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HELP YOU SOLVE SOME

THE NEED TO ASK FOR HELP

TECHNICIANS.

RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE

WITHOUT GIVING PRIOR

2

PLEASE NOTE:

THE MANUFACTURER

MODIFICATIONS TO PRODUCTS

NOTICE.

BEFORE

ALLINGC

FOR

SERVICE

REVIEWING THE SECTION ON

TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS WILL

COMMON PROBLEMS WITHOUT

FROM PROFESSIONAL

CONTENTS

•

SAFETY FIRST!

SAFETY INFORMATION .……………..…………3

*Please

read

this

before

using

your

dishwasher!

•

KNOWING YOUR

DISHWASHER

CONTROL PANEL ………………………..……..…4

DISHWASHER FEATURES …………..………….4

•

USING YOUR

DISHWASHER

WATER SOFTENER …………………..………...5-6

DETERGENT ………………..............................6

RINSE AID ………………….............................7

LOADING YOUR DISHWASHER…..….......8-11

STARTING A WASH CYCLE ……………….12-14

UNLOADING AT THE END OF A CYCLE…....15

FILTERING SYSTEM ………………..…….…….16

CLEANING AND MAINTAINING

YOUR DISHWASHER …………………….…16-18

•

BEFORE YOU CALL FOR

SERVICE…

TROUBLESHOOTING

………………….…19-23

ERROR

CODES

……………………………….…..24

•

MISCELLANEOUS

CHARACTERISTICS ………….………….……...25

HOW TO INSTALL ……….…….…..……....26-33

FINAL CHECKLIST BEFORE STARTING…….34

IN YOUR DISHWASHER. PLEASE SEE PAGE 8 FOR

A

LIST

2) Load sharp knives with the handles up to pre

v

ent

3

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

READ BEFORE USING!

ON ITS DOOR OR DISH RACKS – TIPPING

DISHWASHER AS THERE COULD BE

•

SUPERVISE YOUNG CHILDREN TO ENSURE

USE THE APPLIANCE.

COMPARTMENT OF YOUR OLD APPLIANCE

BEFORE

USING

SOME ITEMS ARE UNSUITABLE FOR WASHING

OF THESE ITEMS.

DO NOT TAMPER WITH THE CONTROLS.

WHEN LOADING ITEMS TO BE WASHED:

1) Keep sharp items like knives away from the door

seal.

AFTER

USE

injuries.

•

ALWAYS KEEP THE DOOR CLOSED TO AVOID DANGER

OF TRIPPING.

ONLY USE AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER

•

CHECK THAT THE DETERGENT DISPENSER IS EMPTY

DETERGENT, NOT SOAP OR LAUNDRY DETERGENT. AFTER COMPLETION OF WASH CYCLE.

NEVER USE SOLVENTS AS THIS COULD RESULT IN AN

•

IF LEAVING UNUSED FOR A LONG TIME,

EXPLOSION! DISCONNECT THE WATER SUPPLY (SEE PP. 18, 30).

READ AND FOLLOW THIS SAFETY INFORMATION CAREFULLY BEFORE

USING YOUR DISHWASHER FOR THE FIRST TIME!

3

DURING

USE

•

DO NOT TOUCH THE HEATING ELEMENT

DURING OR IMMEDIATELY AFTER USE.

CHILD

SAFETY

•

DO NOT ABUSE OR FORCE THE

DISHWASHER. DO NOT SIT ON OR STAND

HAZARD.

•

KEEP CHILDREN AWAY FROM DETERGENT,

RINSE AID AND THE OPEN DOOR OF THE

DETERGENT LEFT INSIDE.

THEY DO NOT PLAY WITH THE APPLIANCE.

•

SUPERVISE INFIRM PERSONS IF THEY MUST

•

REMOVE THE DOOR TO WASHING

BEFORE DISCARDING IT.

ELECTRICAL

SAFETY

•

NOTE

-

This

appliance

must

be

grounded.

In

the

event

of

a

malfunction

or

breakdown,

grounding

w

ill

reduce

the

risk

of

electr

i

c

shock

by

providing

a

path

of

least

resistance

of

e

l

ectr

i

cal

current.

You

wi

ll

be

ab

l

e

to

te

ll

if

i

t

is

because

a

non-grounded

appliance

wil

l

give

off

an

e

l

ectrica

l

d

i

scharge.

•

Manufacturer

dec

li

nes

al

l

responsibi

li

ty

for

any

damage

due

to

non-grounding

of

appliance.

•

DURING

THE

GUARANTEE

PERIOD

ONLY

BAUMATIC

SERVICE

ENGINEERS

OR

AN

AUTHORISED

AGENT

OF

BAUMATIC

SHOULD

CARRY

OUT

REPAIRS

ON

THIS

UNIT

.

•

DO

NOT

USE

IF

THE

SUPPLY

CORD

IS

DAMAGED.

•

FOR

INSTALLATION

PROCEDURE

PLEASE

CONSULT

PAGES

26

–

33.

•

DO NOT USE YOUR DISHWASHER UNLESS

ALL ENCLOSURE PANELS ARE PROPERLY

IN PLACE. OPEN THE DOOR VERY

CAREFULLY IF THE DISHWASHER IS

OPERATING. THERE IS A RISK OF WATER

SQUIRTING OUT.

(ADJUS

T

ABLE)

8 CUTLERY BASKET

4 WATER SOF

T

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CONTROL PANEL

NOTE:

YOUR DISHWASHER’S CONTROL PANEL IS ON THE TOP LIP OF THE DOOR. IF

YOUR APPLIANCE IS BEING INSTALLED UNDER A WORKTOP, YOU WILL NEED TO OPEN

THE DOOR TO SEE THE CONTROL PANEL.

1

Program

Indicator

Light:

when

you

select

a

washing

program,

the

corresponding

light

will

display

.

2

Program

Key:

Press

to

select

a

washing

program.

Multiple

presses

select

different

programs.

See

page

13

for

how

to

program

the

washing

cycle

you

want

.

3

Salt

and

Rinse

Aid

Warning

L

i

ght:

Comes

on

when

the

softener

or

rinse

aid

dispenser

needs

refilling

.

Note

that

when

you

first

use

your

dishwasher,

the

salt

&

rinse

aid

lights

do

not

go

out

immediately

.

4

Half

Washing

Light:

Comes

on

when

you

select

the

‘Hal

f

wash’

option.

5

Half

Washing

Key:

Press

to

select

‘Hal

f

wash’

program.

*

(Optional

half

wash

i

ng

means

that

the

lower

spray

arm

does

not

run,

so

you

should

load

the

upper

basket

only).

6

Delay

Start

T

i

me:

Displays

the

delay

start

time

,

the

water

temperature

&

ERROR

CODES

(see

p

.

24)

.

7

De

l

ay

Key:

Press

this

key

to

set

the

delay

start

time

.

You

can

delay

starting

your

washing

cycle

up

to

24

hours.

One

press

on

this

delays

the

start

of

the

washing

cycle

by

one

hour

.

8

Power

On

light:

Comes

on

when

the

‘ON

/

OFF’

Button

is

pressed

down

.

9

ON

/

OFF

Button:

Turns

the

power

supply

on

and

off.

DISHWASHER

FEATURES

1 ADJUSTABLE UPPER BASKET 5 MAIN FILTER 9 COARSE FILTER

2 SPRAY ARMS 6 DETERGENT DISPENSER 10 RINSE AID DISPENSER

3 LOWER BASKET 7 CUP & GLASS SHELF 11 DRAIN PIPE CONNECTOR

12 INLET PIPE CONNECTOR

4

NOTE: YOUR DISHWASHER CAN RUN A TEST CYCLE. THIS HAPPENS WHEN YOU PRESS EITHER THE PROGRAM KEY OR THE DELAY

TIMER KEY BEFORE PRESSING THE ON / OFF BUTTON. WHEN THIS HAPPENS, YOUR DISHWASHER WILL NOT RUN BUT WILL ENTER THIS

TEST CYCLE INSTEAD. PLEASE SEE PAGE 19 (TROUBLESHOOTING SECTION) FOR MORE INFORMATION AND HOW TO CORRECT IT.

DISH

W

ASHER.

SURE NOT TO ADD SALT AND/OR RINSE AID

TO THE APPLIANCE AS THESE TABLET

MINE

R

ALS

F

R

OM

THE

WA

T

E

R

. INDIVIDU

A

L CHEMIC

A

LS

A

ND M

A

Y C

A

USE

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Note on chemicals used by the dishwasher

•

Your dishwasher is equipped with an adjustable rinse aid and salt container. Using individual detergents,

rinse aid and salt will give the best possible results as this will give the correct dosage of each chemical to

suit your needs. Using Two-in-One or Three-in-One tablets may not give the best results when used in

your appliance, and may not be suitable for the type of water supply in your home, as they contain pre-

determined quantities of salt, rinse aid and detergent and cannot be adjusted to the individual

requirements.

If you are going to use 3-in-1 (or 2-in-1) tablets, we suggest that you contact the manufacturer before use

or if you experience poor results in the wash performance and ask for assistance from them.

WARNING!

ONLY

USE

DISHWASHER

SALT

IN

YOUR

NOTE:

IF YOU USE 3-IN-1 OR 2-IN-1 TABLETS, BE

TYPES ALREADY CONTAIN SALT AND/OR

THE

LIME

IN

HARD

WATER

MAKES

DEPOSITS

FORM

ON

RINSE AID. ADDING SALT AND RINSE AID

DISHES

AND

UTENSILS.

YOUR

DISHWASHER

HAS

A

TO YOUR DISHWASHER’S COMPARTMENTS

SPECIAL

SOFTENING

FEATURE

THAT

USES

SALT

IN A CYCLE INVOLVING A 3-IN-1 OR 2-IN-1

WATER

SOFTENING

FEATURE

SPECIFICALLY

DESIGNED

TO

ELIMINATE

LIME

AND

TABLET WILL RESULT IN OVERDOSING OF

OVERFLOWING OF WATER AND SUDS.

LOADING SALT INTO THE SALT CONTAINER

•

REMOVE

THE

LOWER

BASKET

&

THEN

UNSCREW

AND

REMOVE

THE

CAP

FROM

THE

SALT

CONTAINER.

•

IF

YOU

ARE

FILLING

THE

CONTAINER

FOR

THE

FIRST

TIME,

FILL

WITH

APPROX.

1

LITRE

OF

WATER.

•

PLACE

THE

END

OF

THE

SUPPLIED

FUNNEL

INTO

THE

HOLE

&

ADD

1

.

2

Kg

OF

SALT.

NOTE:

IT

IS

NORMAL

FOR

A

SMALL

AMOUNT

OF

WATER

TO

COME

OUT

OF

THE

CONTAINER

.

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SETTING THE WATER SOFTENER LEVEL

YOU CAN ADJUST THE AMOUNT OF SALT USED BY THE DISHWASHER TO SOFTEN WATER TO GET

THE BEST WASHING RESULTS, BASED ON THE HARDNESS OF WATER IN YOUR AREA.

1 UNSCREW THE CAP FROM THE SALT

CONTAINER.

2 THERE IS A RING ON THE NECK OF THE

CONTAINER. ROTATE THE RING IN AN

ANTICLOCKWISE DIRECTION FROM THE “-”

SETTING TOWARDS THE “+” SETTING

ACCORDING TO THE HARDNESS OF WATER

IN USE. SEE TABLE BELOW.

NOTE

1. THE SALT CONTAINER MUST BE REFILLED WHEN THE

SALT WARNING LIGHT COMES ON. ALTHOUGH THE

SALT CONTAINER MAY BE FULL, THE INDICATOR LIGHT

MAY NOT GO OUT UNTIL THE SALT HAS DISSOLVED.

2. IF THERE ARE SALT SPILLS, A SOAK PROGRAM CAN

BE RUN TO WASH AWAY SPILLAGE BEFORE USING THE

MACHINE.

3. CLEAR ANY SALT GRANULES AWAY FROM THE

CONTAINER OPENING.

ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE MADE ACCORDING TO THE TABLE BELOW:

WA TER H ARDNESS

Cl ark e Degrees dH mmol /l Selector Position Salt con sum ption

(gra m/cycle)

Au to nomy

(cycles/1.2kgs)

0~14 0~18 0~ 1. 8 /0/

14~36 18~44 1. 8~ 4.4 -20 60

36~71 44~89 4. 4~8.9 ME D 40 30

71 89 8. 9 +60 20

Contact your local water board for information on the hardness of your water supply.

DETERGENT “How much do I use?”

To OPEN the DETERGENT DISPENSER DOOR, use the CATCH on its LOWER SIDE.

*NOTE: SEE P.13 – WASH CYCLE TABLE for AMOUNT of DETERGENT to use.

NOTE:

• ALWAYS CHECK THE WASH CYCLE TABLE

FOR DOSAGE ADVICE. NEVER OVERFILL

THE DISPENSER.

• DO NOT OVERDOSE TO PREVENT THE

FORMATION OF DEPOSITS (THE WATER

SOFTENING FEATURE ALREADY TAKES CARE

OF THIS!).

THE HARDER YOUR WATER, THE MORE DETERGENT

YOU MAY NEED. ADJUST THE DOSE JUST BY SMALL

AMOUNTS UNTIL YOU FIND THE CORRECT AMOUNT

OF DETERGENT TO USE.

FORMING D

R

OPLETS

ON

YOU

R

DISHES

THAT

CAN

CAUSE

SPOTS

AND

STREAKS.

IT

•

TO OPEN THE DISPENSER, TURN THE CAP TO

•

POUR THE RINSE

AID INTO THE DISPENSER.

DISHWASHE

R

DOOR.

‘OPEN’ ARROW &

TURN IT TO THE CLOSED

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THE

RINSE

AID

IS

RELEASED

DURING

THE

FINAL

RINSE

TO

PREVENT

WATER

FROM

RINSE AID

ALSO

IMPROVES

DRYING

BY

ALLOWING

WATER

TO

FALL

OFF

THE

DISHES.

•

YOUR

DISHWASHER

IS

DESIGNED

TO

USE

LIQUID

RINSE

AIDS.

THE

RINSE

AID

DISPENSER

CAN

BE

FOUND

INSIDE

THE

DOOR

NEXT

TO

THE

DETERGENT

DISPENSER.

TO

FILL

THE

DISPENSER,

OPEN

THE

CAP

AND

POUR

THE

RINSE

AID

INTO

THE

DISPENSER

UNTIL

THE

LEVEL

INDICATOR

TURNS

COMPLETELY

BLACK.

THE

DISPENSER

HOLDS

ABOUT

100ML

OF

LIQUID

RINSE

AID.

•

BE

CAREFUL

NOT

TO

OVERFILL

THE

DISPENSER

–

THIS

COULD

CAUSE

FROTHING.

WIPE

AWAY

SPILLS

WITH

A

THE ‘OPEN’ (LEFT) ARROW AND LIFT IT OUT.

DAMP

CLOTH.

DON’T

FORGET

TO

REPLACE

THE

CAP

BEFORE

YOU

CLOSE

THE

BE CAREFUL NOT TO OVERFILL.

NOTE

:

IF

YOU

HAVE

SOFT

WATER,

YOU

MAY

NOT

•

REPLACE CAP BY INSERTING IT ALIGNED WITH

NEED

RINSE

AID

FOR

IT

MAY

CAUSE

A

WHITE

FILM

(RIGHT) ARROW.

TO

DEVELOP

ON

YOUR

DISHES.

ADJUSTING THE RINSE AID DISPENSER

•

As with detergent, the amount of rinse

aid needed for your dishes depends on

the hardness of the water in your area.

Too much rinse aid can result in

foaming and cause cloudiness or

streaks on your dishes. If your water

is very soft, you may not need rinse

aid. You can always dilute the rinse

aid with an equal amount of water.

The

rinse

aid

dispenser

has

six

settings

.

ALWAYS

START

WITH

THE

DISPENSER

SET

ON

“1”.

IF

SPOTS

&

POOR

DRYING

ARE

A

PROBLEM

,

INCREASE

THE

AMOUNT

OF

RINSE

AID

DISPENSED

BY

REMOVING

THE

DISPENSER

LID

AND

ROTATING

THE

DIAL

TO

“2”.

IF

THE

DISHES

ARE

STILL

NOT

DRYING

PROPERLY

OR

ARE

SPOTTED,

ADJUST

THE

DIAL

TO

THE

NEXT

HIGHER

NUMBER

UNTIL

YOUR

DISHES

ARE

SPOT-FREE

.

***

NOTE: Please read the notes for detergent use on p. 13.

WHEN

TO

REFILL

THE

RINSE

AID

DISPENSER

- If

the

rinse

aid

warning

light

(

SEE

control

panel)

is

not

on,

you

can

judge

the

rinse

aid

level

by

looking

at

the

black

dot

on

the

rinse

aid

dispenser.

As

the

rinse

aid

level

decreases,

the

black

dot

shrinks.

Never

let

the

rinse

aid

get

below

¼

full.

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LOADING NOTE:

YOUR FOR BEST PERFORMANCE, FOLLOW THESE

LOADING GUIDELINES. FEATURES AND

APPEARANCE OF RACKS & CUTLERY

BASKETS MAY VARY FROM YOUR MODEL.

DISHWASHER

BEFORE LOADING!

•

REMOVE ALL SCRAPS OF FOOD.

•

EMPTY DRINKS & LIQUIDS FROM CUPS.

•

SOFTEN BURNT-ON FOOD IN PANS BY SOAKING.

DO NOT PUT THESE ITEMS IN YOUR DISHWASHER:

•

BRONZE

•

OLDER

•

STEEL

ITEMS

CUTLERY

CUTLERY

SUBJECT

TO

WITH

GLUED

RUSTING

•

SAUCEPANS

PARTS

WITH

•

WOODEN

WOODEN

PLATTERS

HANDLES

•

BONDED

CUTLERY

•

CUTLERY

ITEMS

OR

•

ITEMS

MADE

WITH

DISHES

FROM

WOODEN,

SYNTHETIC

HORN,

CHINA

FIBRES

(eg.

OR

MOTHER

•

PEWTER

OR

SPONGES)

OF

PEARL

COPPER

ITEMS

HANDLES

•

DELICATE,

•

PLASTIC

•

LEAD

CRYSTAL

REPAIRED

OR

ITEMS

THAT

GLASS

PAINT

/

ARE

NOT

HEAT

PATTERN

RESISTANT

OVERLAID

CHINA

Note

:

Do

not

wash

stainless

stee

l

and

silver

cutlery

t

ogether.

Iron

objects

can

rust

and

stain

other

items.

Aluminium

t

ends

to

go

black.

Copper,

pewter

&

brass

stain.

8

COOKWARE SO THAT THEY DO NOT

WATER.

ALWAYS PLACE GLASSES,

(POSITION ‘1’ IN THE FIGURE ON THE

RIGHT)

THE FIGURE ON THE RIGHT) IN THE GROOVE

Servin

g

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HOW TO USE THE UPPER RACK

THE UPPER RACK IS FOR MORE DELICATE

AND LIGHTER DISHWARE SUCH AS

GLASSES, COFFEE & TEA CUPS, SAUCERS,

PLATES, BOWLS,

AND SHALLOW PANS

(PROVIDED THESE ARE NOT TOO DIRTY).

POSITION THE DISHES AND

GET MOVED BY THE SPRAY OF

CUPS & BOWLS UPSIDE DOWN.

NOTE

:

YOUR DISHWASHER COMES WITH AN

ADJUSTABLE TOP RACK (BASKET) –

PICTURED AT RIGHT. ITS HEIGHT CAN

BE ADJUSTED BY UNDOING THE FRONT

RAIL CLIPS, REMOVING THE RACK

COMPLETELY AND LATCHING THE

WHEELS OF

THE LOWER LEVEL

1

OR THE HIGHER LEVEL (POSITION ‘2’ IN 2

OF THE RAIL.

PLEASE NOTE: WHEN THE UPPER

BASKET IS IN THE FULLY RAISED

POSITION HE MAXIMUM SIZE T

PLATE

THAT CAN BE ACCOMODATED IS 28

CM.

LOADING GUIDE (UPPER RACK):

4 1 Cups

5 2 Small

1

3 Bowls

3 Large

Serving

Bowls

4 Glasses

5 Saucers

6 Dishes

2 7 7 Plates

6

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***NOTE

***: THE UPPER RACK HAS

SIDE FLAPS (PICTURED AT LEFT ABOVE BASKET).

THERE ARE 4 (2 ON EACH SIDE).

THESE CAN BE ADJUSTED INTO 2

POSITIONS = POSITION 1 (HIGH)

AND POSITION 2 (LOW).

TO MOVE THE FLAPS BETWEEN THESE

POSITIONS, FIND THE LARGE HINGES

CLASPING EACH FLAP TO THE UPPER

RACK. THERE ARE TWO OF THESE AT

EITHER END OF EACH FLAP. GENTLY PULL

BOTH CLASPS OFF THE WIRE RACK AND

MOVE THE FLAP TO THE DESIRED

POSITION. BE CAREFUL IF YOU HAVE

LONG FINGERNAILS!

POSITION 1

THE UPPER POSITION WILL ACCOMMODATE ITEMS SUCH AS GLASS TUMBLERS

(PLACED BENEATH FLAP) AND WINE GLASSES. WINE GLASSES CAN BE PLACED

UPSIDE DOWN SO THAT THE NECK NESTLES SNUGLY IN THE GROOVES AT SIDE OF

FLAP WITH THE BASE OF THE GLASS FACING UPWARD.

POSITION 2

WHEN THE FLAPS ARE MOVED TO THE LOWER POSITION, THEY CAN BE USED TO

HOLD ADDITIONAL TUMBLERS, CUPS AND MUGS. ALWAYS CHECK THAT YOU ARE

ONLY PLACING ITEMS ON THE FLAPS THAT WILL CLEAR THE CEILING HEIGHT OF

YOUR DISHWASHER WHEN YOU PUSH THE RACK BACK IN. BE PARTICULARLY

CAREFUL WITH LONG-STEMMED GLASSWARE SUCH AS CHAMPAGNE GLASSES –

BREAKAGE HAZARD!

HOW TO LOAD THE LOWER RACK:

PLACE LARGE ITEMS THAT ARE HARD TO CLEAN IN THE LOWER RACK: eg. POTS, PANS,

LIDS, SERVING DISHES, BOWLS.

1.

OVAL

PLATTER.

2.

DINNER

PLATES.

3.

SOUP

PLATES.

4.

DESSERT

DISHES.

5.

CUTLERY

BASKET

.

•

POTS,

SERVING

BOWLS,

ETC.

MUST

ALWAYS

BE

PLACED

UPSIDE

DOWN.

•

DEEP

POTS

SHOULD

BE

SLANTED

TO

LET

WATER

FLOW

OUT.

•

THE

BOTTOM

RACK

FEATURES

FOLD

DOWN

BASKETS

SO

THAT

LARGER

OR

MORE

POTS

&

PANS

CAN

BE

LOADED.

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CUTLERY BASKET

CUTLERY SHOULD BE PLACED IN THE CUTLERY BASKET WITH HANDLES ALWAYS POINTING

DOWNWARD (AT THE BOTTOM). VERY LONG UTENSILS (LADLES, etc.) SHOULD BE PLACED

HORIZONTALLY AT THE FRONT OF THE UPPER RACK.

1 Forks

2 Soup Spoons

3 Dessert Spoons

4 Teaspoons

5 Knives

6 Serving Spoons

7 Gravy Ladle

8 Serving Fork

NOTE

11

:

•

WHEN YOU ARE SATISFIED YOU HAVE LOADED ALL THE UTENSILS

AND DISHES YOU WANT TO WASH AND HAVE ADDED THE PROPER

AMOUNT OF DETERGENT TO THE DISPENSER (REMEMBER TO CHECK THE

TABLE ON PAGE 13 FOR THE DOSE THAT’S RIGHT FOR THE WASHING CYCLE YOU

WANT), ENSURE THE RACKS ARE PUSHED ALL THE WAY BACK INTO

YOUR DISHWASHER AND CLOSE THE DOOR.

•

YOU ARE NOW READY TO START A WASH CYCLE (SEE NEXT PAGE).

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STARTING

A

WASH

CYCLE

P

1)

MAKE SURE THAT YOUR DISHWASHER’S PLUG

5)

OPEN THE DOOR, PRESS THE ‘ON/OFF’

BUTTON AND THE ‘ON/OFF’ LIGHT WILL

COME ON.

HAS BEEN PUSHED ALL THE WAY INTO THE WALL

SOCKET.

2)

MAKE SURE THAT THE WATER SUPPLY IS TURNED

ON TO FULL PRESSURE.

6)

PRESS THE ‘P’ KEY (PROGRAM KEY) TO

SELECT THE ‘WASH CYCLE’. SEE TABLE

ON NEXT PAGE FOR WASH CYCLE TYPES.

3)

LOAD YOUR DISHWASHER (SEE THE SECTION

ENTITLED ‘LOADING YOUR DISHWASHER’, PAGES

8-11).

7)

CLOSE THE DOOR. THE WASHING WILL

START AFTER APPROXIMATELY TEN

SECONDS.

4)

POUR IN DETERGENT (SEE THE SECTION

ENTITLED ‘SALT, DETERGENT & RINSE AID’),

PAGES 5-7.

**** Note:

When

you

turn

your

dishwasher

on,

the

number

‘OO’

should

show

on

the

display.

If

you

see

any

other

digits,

such

as

‘17’

or

‘01’,

‘02’,

‘03’,

etc.,

please

refer

to

the

trouble-shooting

section

on

page

19.

* REMEMBER *: YOU CAN PROGRAM YOUR DISHWASHER UP TO 24 HOURS IN

ADVANCE BY PRESSING THE DELAY BUTTON MULTIPLE TIMES UNTIL THE

DESIRED DELAY HAS BEEN SET.

*

Note:

Each

time

you

press

the

delay

timer

key,

you

will

move

the

start

of

your

wash

cycle

forward

by

one

hour.

Delay Timer Key (7)

Approximate Timing of Wash Cycles

Intensi

v

e

Normal

s.

12

(

stron

g

)

133

Econom

y

112

mins.

Rinse

106

mins.

Glass

51

mins.

Rapid

73

mins.

Soap

48 7

mins.

mins.

min

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5 grams (pre)

/ 22 grams

(main)

5 grams (pre)

/ 22 grams

(main)

22 grams

15 grams

15 grams

OVERFLOW PROTECTION

YOUR BAUMATIC DISHWASHER HAS AN OVERFILL PROTECTION DEVICE WHICH AUTOMATICALLY SHUTS OFF

THE INLET VALVE AND STARTS THE DRAIN PUMP IF THE WATER OVERFLOWS. IF THIS OCCURS THEN TURN OFF

THE MAINS WATER SUPPLY BEFORE CALLING THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT. IF THERE IS WATER IN THE BASE

PAN BECAUSE OF AN OVERFILL OR SMALL LEAK, THE WATER SHOULD BE REMOVED BEFORE RESTARTING THE

DISHWASHER. A BUCKET AND A SPONGE ARE RECOMMENDED TO HAVE AT HAND FOR THIS PURPOSE.

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FORGET TO ADD A DISH?

A FORGOTTEN DISH CAN BE ADDED AT ANY TIME BEFORE THE DETERGENT

DISPENSER OPENS.

•

OPEN THE DOOR A LITTLE TO STOP THE WASHING.

•

WAIT ABOUT TEN SECONDS. AFTER THE SPRAY ARMS STOP WORKING,

YOU CAN OPEN THE DOOR COMPLETELY.

•

ADD FORGOTTEN DISHES.

•

CLOSE THE DOOR, THE DISHWASHER WILL WORK AFTER TEN SECONDS.

NEED

TO

INTERRUPT

A

CYCLE?

If

an

emergency

arises

,

you

can

stop

the

machine

at

any

time.

Remember

to

wait

approx

.

10

second

s

b

efore

you

open

the

d

oor

full

y,

a

s

the

s

pray

ar

ms

continue

to

tu

rn

after

the

power

ha

s

been

cut

and

could

spray

hot

wat

er

up

at

yo

u.

DO

NOT

PRESS

THE

‘ON/OFF’

BUTTON

AS

THIS

WILL

RESET

THE

WHOLE

WASH

CYCLE!

YOU

JUST

NEED

TO

PULL

THE

DOOR

OPEN

–

DO

NOT

TOUCH

ANY

BUTTONS!

SET

THE

WRONG

CYCLE?

If

you

s

et

the

wrong

wash

prog

r

am

,

you

can

alway

s c

ancel

the

one

the

machine

i

s

working

on

by

pre

s

sing

the

‘ON/OFF’

button

to

switch

your

dishwasher

off,

waiting

a

few

seconds

b

efore

opening

the

doo

r

to

change

the

cycle

(see

p.12

to

recap

on

how

to

start

a

washing

cycle).

Don’t

forget

to

add

detergent

for

the

new

cycle.

Yo

ur

dishwashe

r

will

automatically

d

r

ain

any

water

away

and

begin

the

new

cycle.

TAKE CARE WHEN OPENING THE DOOR DURING

WASHING. THE HOT WATER IN THERE MAY SCALD YOU IF YOU OPEN

THE DOOR TOO QUICKLY!

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15

WHEN YOUR DISHWASHER’S WASHING CYCLE HAS FINISHED:

•

THE ALARM WILL SOUND FOR EIGHT SECONDS.

•

OPEN THE DOOR OF YOUR DISHWASHER & SWITCH YOUR

DISHWASHER OFF USING THE ‘ON/OFF’ KEY.

•

WAIT A FEW MINUTES BEFORE UNLOADING THE

DISHWASHER TO AVOID HANDLING THE DISHES AND

UTENSILS

WHILE THEY ARE STILL

HOT AND MORE

SUSCEPTIBLE TO BREAKAGE.

•

THEY WILL ALSO DRY BETTER IF YOU LEAVE THEM IN FOR

A WHILE.

NOTE:

THESE

MODELS

F

EATURE

BUILT-IN

RES

I

DUAL

DRYING

.

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FILTERING SYSTEM

FOR

YOUR

CONVENIENCE

,

WE

HAVE

PLACED

THE

FILTERING

SYSTEM

WITHIN

EASY

REACH

INSIDE

THE

TUB

.

THE

FILTER

REMOVES

BITS

OF

FOOD

TRAPPED

IN

THE

FILTER

FROM

THE

WASH

WATER

SO

IT

CAN

BE

RECIRCULATED

DURING

THE

CYCLE.

THERE

ARE

THREE

PARTS

TO

THE

FILTERING

SYSTEM:

1)

The

Main

F

ilt

er,

2)

The

Coarse

Filter

&

3)

The

Fine

F

il

ter

.

1 MAIN FILTER

Food and soil particles trapped by this filter are

pulverized by a special jet on the lower spray arm and

washed down the drain.

2 COARSE FILTER

Larger items, such as pieces of bone or glass that could

clog the drain are trapped in the coarse filter. To

remove an item caught in this filter, gently squeeze

the tabs on top of this filter and lift it out.

3 FINE FILTER

This filter holds soil and food residue in the sump area

and prevents it from being re-deposited on the dishes

during a cycle.

Caring

for

your

Dishwasher

CLEANING THE OUTSIDE SURFACES OF YOUR APPLIANCE

•

TO CLEAN THE EXTERIOR OF YOUR DISHWASHER (INCLUDING THE CONTROL PANEL), USE A LIGHTLY

DAMPENED CLOTH THEN DRY THOROUGHLY. NEVER USE SHARP OBJECTS, SCOURING PADS OR

HARSH CLEANERS ON ANY PART OF THE APPLIANCE. SOME PAPER TOWELS CAN SCRATCH.

•

TO CLEAN THE EDGE AROUND THE DOOR,

ONLY EVER USE A SOFT WARM, DAMP RAG.

DO NOT USE A SPRAY CLEANER HERE OR

WHEN CLEANING THE DOOR PANEL AS THIS

MAY HARM THE DOOR LOCK AND

ELECTRICAL PARTS.

CLEANING

THE

SPRA

Y

ARMS

THE SPRAY ARMS NEED REGULAR CLEANING AS HARD WATER RESIDUES WILL CLOG THEIR

JETS & BEARINGS. TO REMOVE THE SPRAY ARM, SCREW OFF THE NUT TO TAKE OUT THE

WASHER ON TOP OF THE SPRAY ARM AND REMOVE THE ARM. WASH THE ARMS IN SOAPY

WARM WATER & USE A SOFT BRUSH TO CLEAN THE JETS. REPLACE THE SPRAY ARM AFTER

RINSING IT THOROUGHLY.

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CLEANING THE FILTERS

•

THE FILTER ASSEMBLY MUST BE KEPT CLEAN FOR BEST PERFORMANCE. You should remove the

larger bits of food trapped in the filter after each wash cycle by rinsing the semicircular filter and

cup under running water. To remove the filter assembly, pull up on the cup handle.

•

The entire filter assembly should be cleaned at least once a month.

•

To clear the coarse filter and the fine filter, use a cleaning brush. Then, reassemble the filter parts

as shown in the figure above and reinsert the entire assembly in the dishwasher in its seat & press

downward to secure it.

•

Improper replacement of the filter may impair appliance performance and damage dishes and

utensils.

•

Warning

-

never

run

the

dishwashe

r

without

the

filters

in

place!

•

Warning

- Before clea

ni

ng

the

i

nner

cavity

of

the

applia

nce

always

allow

30

minutes

for

th

e

Element

to

cool

down

to

avoid

i

n

j

ury!

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HOW TO KEEP YOUR DISHWASHER IN SHAPE

A

FTER

E

VERY

W

ASH

, leave the door slightly ajar so that moisture and odours are not trapped

inside.

R

EMOVE

THE

P

LUG

before cleaning or performing maintenance. Never run the risk of electric

shocks.

D

O

N

OT

U

SE

S

OLVENTS

OR

A

BRASIVE

C

LEANING

A

GENTS

to clean the exterior and the rubber

parts of the dishwasher. Only use a cloth and warm soapy water. To remove spots or stains

from the surface of the interior, use a cloth dampened with water and a little white vinegar,

or a cleaning product made specifically for dishwashers.

W

HEN

YOU

G

O

ON

H

OLIDAY

, run a wash cycle with the dishwasher empty. Then unplug it, turn

off the water supply and leave the door slightly ajar to prevent odours and mould from

developing.

M

OVING

THE

A

PPLIANCE

is possible but KEEP IT UPRIGHT.

S

EALS

can trap food, which in turn will cause odours. Periodic cleaning with a damp cloth or

sponge will prevent this from becoming a problem.

PROTECTING

OUR

ISHWASHER

AGAINST

REEZINGYDF

18

If your dishwasher is left in an unheated place during the winter, ask a

service technician to:

1)

Cut off electrical power to the dishwasher. Remove fuses or trip circuit

breaker.

2)

Turn off the water supply and disconnect the water inlet pipe from the water

valve & discharge hoses.

3)

Drain water from the inlet pipe and water valve (Use a pan to catch the

water).

4)

Reconnect the water inlet pipe to the water valve.

5)

Remove the plastic sump cover in the tub bottom and use a sponge to soak

up water in the rubber boot.

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BEFORE

YOU

CALL

FOR

SERVICE

…

CHECKING

AGAINST

THE

CHARTS

BELOW

MAY

FIX

YOUR

PROBLEM.

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES

WHAT TO DO

•

Replace

fuse

or

reset

circuit

breaker.

•

Fuse

blown,

or

the

circuit

breaker

acted

•

Remove

any

other

appliances

feeding

from

the

same

socket

as

the

dishwasher

.

•

Power

supply

is

not

turned

on

•

Make

sure

the

dishwasher

is

turned

on

and

the

door

is

closed

securely

.

•

Check

that

the

water

supply

is

connected

properly

and

the

water

is

turned

on.

•

Water

pressure

is

low

down

the

De

l

ay

Timer

key

at

the

•

For

situation

A

,

Press

and

hold

•

…

And

(

situation

A

)

the

number

17

is

showing

on

the

display.

This

means

that

your

dishwasher

has

entered

Test

Mode

–

a

factory

sequence

which

you

need

not

concern

yoursel

f

with

.

This

happens

because

the

Delay

T

i

mer

key

was

pressed

before

the

Dishwasher

doe

sn’t run!

same

time

as

you’re

pressing

the

‘

ON/OFF’

button

to

switch

the

dishwasher

off.

Wait

a

few

seconds

then

press

only

the

‘ON/OFF’

button

again

.

You

are

now

ready

to

program

your

dishwasher

for

a

washing

cycle

as

per

usual.

‘ON/OFF

’

key

was

pressed.

•

For

situation

B

,

Press

‘

ON

/

OFF’

button

to

turn

the

dishwasher

off.

Then

,

press

and

hold

down

the

Program

Key

(‘P’)

at

the

same

time

as

you’re

pressing

the

‘ON

/

•

…

Or

(

situation

B

)

OFF’

button

to

switch

the

the

display

shows

one

of

the

following:

0A,

dishwasher

on

again

.

You

are

now

ready

to

program

a

cycle

as

per

09,

08,

07,

06,

05,

usual.

04,

03,

02,

01,

00

.

•

The

system

is

designed

to

detect

an

overflow.

When

it

does,

it

shuts

off

Drain

Pump

doe

sn’t

stop!

•

Overflow

the

circulation

pump

and

turns

on

the

drain

pump.

Call

a

Baumatic

Ltd

approved

technician

.

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES

WHAT TO DO

action

and

detergent

cup

opening

.

•

Sound

from

soft

food

shredding

•

Some

audible

sounds

are

normal

This

is

not

a

problem

.

•

Utensils

are

not

secure

in

the

baskets

or

something

small

has

dropped

into

the

securely

in

the

dishwasher.

•

Ensure

everything

is

placed

Noi

se!

basket

and

is

loose

•

Dishwasher

has

not

been

used

regularly.

If

you

do

not

use

it

o

f

ten

,

remember

to

set

it

to

f

ill

and

•

Motor

Hums

pump

out

every

week.

(See

Wash

Cycle

table)

.

This

will

help

keep

the

seal

moist.

detergent

to

avoid

suds

.

•

Use

only

special

dishwasher

Suds

i

n

the

Tub!

•

Improper

detergent

immediately

.

•

Always

wipe

up

rinse

agent

spills

•

Spilled

rinse

agent

Stained

tub

Interior!

•

Detergent

with

colorant

was

used

•

Make

sure

you

use

detergent

without

colorant.

Dishes are

not

dried!

•

Rinse

agent

dispenser

is

empty

•

Make

sure

that

the

rinse

agent

dispenser

is

filled.

Dishes an

d

Flatware

not

Clean!

•

Improper

program

•

Select

stronger

program.

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES

WHAT TO DO

•

Make

sure

there

are

no

large

dishes

blocking

the

action

of

the

detergent

dispenser

and

the

spray

arms.

•

Improper

rack

loading

To

remove

spots

from

g

l

assware:

1.

Take

all

metal

utensils

out

o

f

the

•

Extremely

hard

water

dishwasher.

S

p

o

t

s an

d

Filmin

g

on

Gla

sses

and

Flatware!

•

Low

inlet

temperature

2.

Do

not

add

detergent.

•

Overloading

the

dishwasher

3.

Choose

the

longest

cycle

.

4.

Start

the

dishwasher

and

let

it

run

for

18

•

Improper

loading

-

22

minutes,

then

it

will

be

in

the

main

•

Old

or

damp

powder

detergent

wash

.

5.

Open

the

door

and

pour

2

cups

of

white

•

Empty

rinse

agent

dispenser

vinegar

into

the

bottom

o

f

the

dishwasher

.

6.

Close

the

door

and

let

the

dishwasher

•

Incorrect

dosage

of

detergent

complete

the

cycle

.

7.

If

the

vinegar

does

not

work,

repeat

as

above,

only

use

¼

cup

(60ml)

of

citric

acid

crystals

instead

o

f

vinegar

.

Cloudine

ss on

glass!

water

and

select

a

shorter

cycle

to

•

Use

less

detergent

if

you

have

soft

•

Combination

of

soft

water

and

too

much

detergent

clean

the

glassware.

Yellow

or

brow

n

film

on

inside

surfaces!

•

Use

a

solution

of

½

cup

of

bleach

and

3

cups

warm

water

to

remove

•

Tea

or

coffee

stains

the

stains

by

hand

.

Rinse

thoroughly

.

•

Iron

deposits

in

water

can

cause

an

overall

film

company

for

a

special

filter.

•

You

have

to

call

a

water

softener

White

film

on

inside

surface!

•

To

clean

the

interior

,

use

a

damp

sponge

with

dishwasher

detergent

and

wear

rubber

gloves.

Never

use

•

Hard

water

minerals

any

other

cleaner

than

dishwasher

detergent

for

the

risk

of

foaming

or

suds

.

Detergent

cup

lid

won’t

latch!

•

Button

is

not

in

the

•

Turn

the

Button

to

‘OFF

’

position

and

slide

the

door

latch

to

the

left

.

‘OFF

’

position

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES

WHAT TO DO

Detergent

left

in

dispenser

cups!

•

Dishes

block

detergent

cups

•

Reload

the

dishes

properly.

through

the

vent

by

the

door

latch

•

There

is

some

steam

coming

Steam!

•

Normal

phenomenon

during

drying

and

water

draining

.

Black or grey

marks

on

di

shes!

•

Aluminium

utensils

have

rubbed

against

dishes

•

Use

a

mild

abrasive

cleaner

to

eliminate

those

marks

by

hand.

Water

standi

ng

i

n

the

bottom

of

the

tub!

around

the

outlet

on

the

tub

bottom

•

A

small

amount

of

clean

water

•

This

is

normal

at

the

back

of

the

tub

keeps

the

water

seal

lubricated

.

No

action

needed.

•

Be

careful

not

to

overfill

the

rinse

aid

dispenser

.

oversudsing

and

lead

to

•

Spilled

rinse

aid

could

cause

•

Overfilled

dispenser

or

rinse

aid

has

spilled

overflowing.

•

Wipe

away

any

spills

with

a

damp

cloth.

Dishwasher

leaks!

•

Dishwasher

isn

’

t

level

•

Make

sure

the

dishwasher

is

level.

•

Make

sure

i

f

you’re

using

3-in-1

tablets

that

you

do

not

put

rinse

aid

and

salt

into

the

appliance

as

well

.

•

3-in-1

Tablets

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES

WHAT TO DO

•

Level

appliance

&

ensure

top

screws

attaching

appliance

to

work

surface

•

Appliance

not

level

are

not

lifting

the

weight

o

f

the

dishwasher.

•

Door

not

f

itted

correctly

•

See

pages

27-28

for

information

about

correct

f

itting

of

door.

Door

popping

ope

n!

•

Door

tension

not

adjusted

•

Adjust

tension

page

29.

•

Door

lock

failure

–

Weight

of

door

•

Refer

to

service.

Maximum

weight

of

the

door

is

5.5

kg.

•

Note

that

the

control

panel

display

shows

•

Understand

what

your

appliance’s

control

panel

is

displaying

.

Do

not

Wrong

Reading

of

Cycle

Time

remaining!

the

water

temperature

as

the

dishwasher

starts

a

cycle

confuse

the

water

temperature

with

the

number

of

m

i

nutes

remaining

in

a

wash

cycle.

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MESSAGE.

R

EFE

R

TO

24

ERROR CODES -

WHAT

THEY

MEAN

* YOUR DISHWASHER MAY EXPERIENCE A FAULT. SHOULD THIS HAPPEN, A

CODE CONSISTING OF ‘E’ & A NUMBER FROM 1-7 CAN BE DISPLAYED.

USE

IS

ABLE

O

UNDERSTAND

WHAT

IS

RONGTH TTW.

*NOTE*

:

ALWAYS

CALL

FOR

A Baumatic Ltd

ENDORSED

/

APPROVED

SERVICE

TECHNICIAN

TO

CARRY

OUT

REPAIRS.

CODE

SYMPTOM:

CAUSE:

WHAT TO DO:

Ensure

that

i

nlet

hose

is

not

‘E1’

LONGER

FILL

TIME.

FAUCET

IS

NOT

OPENED

.

kinked

or

crushed

.

THE

DRAIN

PIPE

WAS

PLACED

TOO

HIGH

WHEN

IT

WAS

INSTALLED

.

Ensure

dra

i

nage

system

is

as

‘E2’

per

LONGER

or

EXTENDED

DRAINING

TIME

manual

and

not

extended

.

MALFUNCTION

OF

TEMPERATURE

SENSOR

OR

OF

HEATING

ELEMENT.

LONGER

HEATING

TIME

–

NOT

REACHING

REQUIRED

TEMPERATURE

CALL

FOR

A

QUALIFIED

‘E3’

S

ERVICE

TECHNICIAN

.

TOO

MUCH

INLET

WATER.

Overdosing.

3-in-1

put

in

w

i

th

sa

l

t

and/or

r

i

nse

aid

i

n

*NOTE

*

-

THERE

ARE

NUMEROUS

CAUSES

OF

AN

‘E4’

the

app

li

ance

=overdose.

‘E4’

OVERFILLED

APPLIANCE

USAGE

SECTION

OF

THIS

MANUAL

FOR

GUIDELINES

ON

HOW

TO

PREVENT

AN

OVERFILL.

Cou

l

d

a

l

so

be

a

Water

P

ressure

problem.

LOW

VOLTAGE

OR

POWER

SWITCH

FAILURE.

‘E5’

SWITCH

CANNOT

SHUT

OFF

AUTOMATICALLY

–

PROGRAM

NOT

FINISHING

ITS

CYCLE.

CALL

FOR

A

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

TECHNICIAN

.

*

***

NOTE

–

YOU

WILL

NOT

RUN

INTO

THIS

ERROR

ON

THE

BDW13/14/15

MODELS

****

CALL

FOR

A

QUALIFIED

‘E6’

OPEN

CIRCUIT

THERMISTOR.

SERVICE

TECHNICIAN

.

CALL

FOR

A

QUALIFIED

‘E7’

SHORT

CIRCUIT

THERMISTOR.

SERVICE

TECHNICIAN

.

WARNING!

IF

OVERFLOW

OCCURS,

TURN

OFF

THE

MAIN

WATER

SUPPLY

BEFORE

CALLING

A

SERVICE

TECHNICIAN.

IF

THERE

IS

WATER

IN

THE

BASE

OF

THE

TANK

PAN

BECAUSE

OF

AN

OVERFILL OR

SMALL

LEAK,

THE

WATER

SHOULD

BE

REMOVED

BEFORE

RESTARTING

THE

DISHWASHER.

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low, this signal

will light up on the control

so the machine can keep at its optimum

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DISHWASHER

CHARACTERISTICS

The BAUMATIC BDW13 & BDW14 dishwasher models are based firmly on

convenience. Apart from having the same general workings as other household

dishwashers, they have several extra features.

Performance

of

Dishwasher

- Your dishwasher

has a B rated wash performance, B rated

drying performance and A rated energy

efficiency.

7

wash

programs

-

You can choose desired program according

to the soiled level. Such as, intensive

wash, normal wash, economy, rinse, glass,

rapid and pre-wash, etc.

12

place

settings

-

Normal wash load of 12 place settings.

Overflow

protection

- Your

dishwasher has an overfill protection

program which could automatically shut off

the inlet valve and start the drain pump if

the water Overflows.

Adjustable

upper

basket

- Even if the dishware is

large, you can load the dishes by adjusting

the basket.

Time

delay

feature

- This allows the start of the program to

Salt

W

a

rning

be delayed between 1 and 24 hours,

enabling you to benefit fully from cheaper

electricity! Or just to benefit from the

convenience of the program finishing when

you want it to.

Indicator

- If the salt is running

panel to alert you to top the salt level up

performance level.

Error

Alarm

- Fault

codes display will inform the user of any

abnormal status of the machine.

Rinse

aid

Warning

Indicator

- If the rinse aid is

running low, this signal will light up on the

control panel, alerting you to top the rinse

Temperature

display

- Displays the wash

aid level up so the machine can keep at its

optimum performance level.

temperature at any moment. If you know

the water temperature, you’ll be less likely

to be scalded when you open the door.

Broad

applied

voltage

- This appliance uses AC

(alternating current) voltage. Please be

aware that this will make its operation

vulnerable to uneven current in your home

and power surges.

Stainless

steel

tub-

You need not worry about stains to the

tub.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: APPLIANCE SHOULD ONLY BE FITTED

BY A TRAINED TECHNICIAN

INSTALLING

YOUR

DISHWASHER

a) PREPARATION

Before you install your appliance, make sure that the place you

have chosen to fit it is:

•

Near the existing power socket.

•

So that you can choose one side of the cabinet cavity to

easily connect the dishwasher’s drain hoses.

•

Near your sink so you have easy access to the water inlet

and drain hoses.

•

If dishwasher is to be installed at the corner of cabinet

area, make sure you have enough space when the door is

opened.

•

Is structured so that you have less than 5 mm between

the top of the dishwasher and cabinet. Also check that the

outer door is aligned to cabinet. (See figures below).

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b) PLACING ND FITTING YOURA

DISHWASHER’S OPTIONAL FURNITURE DOOR

1

The furniture door (an optional accessory fitted to match

your kitchen décor available from your kitchen unit dealer)

can be attached to the front of the dishwasher according to

the following diagram. (Measurement is in millimetres):

•

NOTE:

THE

MAXIMUM

WEIGHT

OF

THE

DOOR

IS

5.5

KILOGRAMS

.

•

DO

NOT

INSTALL

WITH

SCREWS

THROUGH

THE

DOOR

ONLY.

•

ONLY

USE

THE

2

SCREW

HOLES

AND

BRACKETS

AVAILABLE.

•

FA

I

LURE

TO

I

NSTALL

DOOR

CORRECTLY

CAN

CAUSE

PROBLEMS

WITH

THE

DOOR

/

PERFORMANCE

OF

YOUR

APPLIANCE.

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2

Install the hook on the

furniture door and put the

hook into the slot of the

outer door of the

dishwasher (see top figure).

After positioning the panel,

fix it onto the outer door

using screws and bolts (see

bottom figure).

Installing the furniture door

NOTE: NAMED IN FIGURE AS ‘AESTHETIC

PANEL’

(PICTURED ON RIGHT)

1.

Take away the

cover.

2.

Affix the screw.

3.

Replace the cover.

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c) TENSION ADJUSTMENT OF THE DOOR

SPRING

Your dishwasher’s outer door is attached to springs. These are set at

the factory to ensure they’re at the proper tension so that the door can

open and close smoothly and conveniently.

Note: If you have installed a cover panel over the door, you will have

to adjust the door spring tension.

• Using an Allen key, rotate the adjusting screw to tighten

or slacken the steel cable. You must do this or damage to

your dishwasher may result.

The door’s spring tension is good when the door remains horizontal in

the fully opened position, yet rises to a close with the slight lift of a

finger.

Warning: failure to adjust the door spring

tension could result in damage to your

dishwasher!

d)

Connecting

to

he

mains

water

supplyt

IMPORTANT: Do not connect the appliance to your mains water supply

using an old or an existing water inlet hose. The inlet hose supplied with

the dishwasher is the ONLY one that should be used.

DO NOT CONNECT THE WATER INLET HOSE TO A HOT WATER TAP.

o The inlet hose will be located inside the cabinet of the dishwasher.

o Connect the water inlet hose to a threaded water tap that has a 3/4” thread.

o Fully tighten the inlet hose to the water tap.

IMPORTANT: If the inlet hose is fitted with an aqua stop. This

MUST be fitted in the upright position, as shown in the above

diagram.

e)

he

rain

hoseConnecting td

9

Secure the drain hose, so that it cannot move whilst the dishwasher is in use.

9

Place the end of the drain hose on your drain pipe. Push it a short way down

into your drain pipe.

9

IMPORTANT: Do not insert the drain hose too deeply into the water pipe, as

this may cause siphoning.

9

NEVER EXTEND THE DRAINAGE HOSE FROM ITS ORIGINAL LENGTH.

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f) NOW YOU ARE READY TO CONNECT THE

POWER CORD.

WARNING!

ELECTRICITY

C

A

N

BE

DANGEROUS.

PLE

ASE

RE

AD

THE

FOLLOWING

CAREFULLY

:

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

Electrical Requirements

The dishwasher is designed for operation on an adequately wired individual 220-240V AC,

50Hz system. The required fuse rating is 13amp. Fused electrical supply is required –

copper wire only. Time delay fuse or circuit breaker is recommended. Make sure that this

appliance runs off its own separate circuit. Outlet should be placed in adjacent cabinet.

WARNING

RE

PROPER

GROUND

EXISTS–ENSU

BEFORE

USE.

After making sure that the voltage and the frequency values for the current in your home

correspond to those on the rating plate and that the electrical system is sized for the

maximum voltage on the rating plate, insert the plug into an electrical socket which is earthed

properly. If the electrical socket to which the appliance must be connected is not right for

the plug, replace the socket, rather than using adaptors of the like as they could cause

overheating and fire.

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g) NOW, PUT THE DISHWASHER ON THE SLIDE

RAILS (These are supplied so your appliance can be pushed into place

easily and to protect your floor surface from pressure points). See figure at

bottom of page.

h) THEN, APPLY THE CONDENSATION STRIP.

The

Condensation

Strip

must

be

fitted

to

the

underside

of

the

worktop

above

your

dishwasher

to

protect

it

against

any

moisture

.

Its

purpose

is

to

deflect

steam

rising

from

your

appliance

to

protect

your

worktop’s

underside

.

•

The

strip

is

located

inside

your

dishwasher.

•

Ensure

the

surface

is

clean

prior

to

sticking

to

underside

o

f

the

worktop.

•

Separate

the

backing

paper

fr

om

the

strip.

•

Stick

to

the

underside

of

the

worktop.

Note:

Failure

to

attach

str

i

p

cou

l

d

result

in

damage

to

the

underside

of

your

work

surface!

i) NOW YOU ARE READY TO PUSH THE

DISHWASHER INTO POSITION (SEE FIGURE BELOW):

NOTE –

MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE

DISHWASHER ON ITS SLIDE RAILS

(STEP 4 IN ILLUSTRATION ON

RIGHT).

THEN MOVE IT INTO THE CABINET

RECESS

(AS PICTURED ON RIGHT).

ENSURING THAT IT IS BACKED UP

AGAINST THE WALL. ATTACH THE

FURNITURE DOOR (STEP 1 AS

PICTURED ON RIGHT) IF YOU HAVE

NOT ALREADY DONE SO.

YOU ARE NOW READY TO SECURE

YOUR APPLIANCE TO THE CABINET

AREA (STEP 8 AS PICTURED ON

RIGHT) & (STEPS 2 & 7 AS PICTURED

ON RIGHT).

SEE p. 33 FOR FURTHER

INSTRUCTIONS AS TO HOW TO

ACCOMPLISH THESE.

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DISHWASHER MUS

T

BE LEVEL FOR

LEVELLING

YOU

R

DISHWASHE

R

AND

INJURE

YOU!

FO

R

HELP!

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j) NOW GET THE DISHWASHER LEVEL.

NOTE: YOUR WARNING!

BE

CAREFUL

WHILE

YOU

ARE

PROPER DISH RACK

IN

PLACE

–

IT

COULD

TIP

OVER

OPERATION AND

WASH

CONSULT

THE

FIGURE

BELOW

PERFORMANCE.

THE REAR FEET CAN BE ADJUSTED FROM THE FRONT OF THE DISHWASHER BY TURNING THE SCREWS ON THE

LEFT AND RIGHT HAND SIDES OF THE CABINET. TO ADJUST THE FRONT FEET, USE A WRENCH / SPANNER AND

TURN THE FRONT FEET UNTIL THE DISHWASHER IS LEVEL (PLEASE SEE ‘REMARK B’ IN THE ABOVE FIGURE).

WHEN YOU ROTATE THE ADJUSTER POLE CLOCKWISE, THE BACK FOOT WILL DRIVE UP THE DISHWASHER.

(PLEASE SEE ‘REMARK A’ IN THE ABOVE FIGURE). PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FRONT LEVELLING FEET ARE

HELD TO THE APPLIANCE BY LOCKING NUTS. PLEASE HANDLE THESE WITH CARE WHEN INSTALLING.

CAUTION:

IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU RAISE THE BACK OF THE DISHWASHER WHILE YOU ARE LEVELLING THE

REAR FEET. THIS CAN BE ACHIEVED USING A LEVER AND FULCRUM. TAKE GREAT CARE WHEN

BAUMATIC WILL NOT BEATTEMPTING TO MOVE OR TILT YOUR DISHWASHER IN ANY WAY. :

NOTE

LIABLE FOR ANY INJURY OR DAMAGE INCURRED WHILST YOU ATTEMPT TO MOVE YOUR DISHWASHER.

k) THE DISHWASHER MUST NOW BE SECURED

IN PLACE

.

THERE

ARE

TWO

WAYS

TO

DO

THIS,

DEPENDING

ON

YOUR

TYPE

OF

WORK

SURFACE.

REMEMBER

THAT

YOUR

DISHWASHER’S

WEIGHT

MUST

REST

ON

ITS

FEET.

THE

FASTENINGS

AT

ITS

TOP

ARE

TO

GIVE

STABILITY

AND

WILL

PREVENT

IT

FROM

TIPPING

FORWARD

:

NORMAL

WORK

SURFACE

-

SECURE

TO

THE

WORK

SURFACE’S

UNDERSIDE

BY

USING

TWO

WOODSCREWS

ENSURING

THAT

THE

DISHWASHER

CAN

OPEN

AND

CLOSE

COMFORTABLY.

MARBLE

OR

GRANITE

WORK

TOP

–

FOR

THESE

WORKTOPS,

YOU

WILL

NOT

BE

ABLE

TO

SECURE

THE

TOP

OF

THE

DISHWASHER

TO

THE

UNDERSIDE

OF

THE

SPECIAL

WORK

SURFACE

.

BECAUSE

OF

THIS,

YOU

WILL

HAVE

TO

SECURE

THE

BRACKET

TO

THE

SIDE

PANELS

OF

THE

DISHWASHER

CABINET

AND

SECURE

THE

DISHWASHER

TO

THE

FURNITURE

HOUSING.

PUT

THE

RUBBER

CAP

OVER

THE

SCREW

.

NOTE:

DO

NOT

PUT

ANY

WEIGHT

FROM

THE

DISHWASHER

ON

THESE

SCREWS

–

ENSURE

YOUR

DISHWASHER’S

WEIGHT

RESTS

ENTIRELY

ON

ITS

FEET.

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FINAL CHECKLIST BEFORE OPERATING

NOTE: BEFORE

YOU START USING YOUR DISHWASHER,

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE CHECKED

:

•

WHETHER THE DISHWASHER IS LEVEL AND

FIXED.

•

WHETHER THE INLET VALVE IS OPENED.

•

WHETHER THERE IS LEAKAGE AT THE

CONNECTIONS OF THE CONDUCTS.

•

WHETHER THE WIRES ARE TIGHTLY

CONNECTED.

•

WHETHER THE POWER IS SWITCHED ON.

•

WHETHER THE INLET AND DRAIN HOSES

ARE KNOTTED / KINKED.

•

WHETHER ALL PACKING MATERIALS &

PRINTED MATTER HAVE BEEN REMOVED

FROM THE DISHWASHER.

PLEASE

HIS

MANUAL

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCEKEEP T

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Minimum and maximum plate sizes

Maximum height of

dishes (upper basket) Maximum height of

dishes (lower basket)

With upper

basket raised 19 cm 30 cm

With upper

basket lowered 24 cm 25 cm

IMPORTANT: Care should be taken to make sure that the spray

arms can move freely when items have been loaded into the

baskets.

United Kingdom

Baumatic Ltd.,

Baumatic Buildings,

6 Bennet Road,

Reading, Berkshire

RG2 0QX

United Kingdom

Sales Telephone

(0118) 933 6900

Sales Fax

(0118) 931 0035

Service Telephone

(0118) 933 6911

Service Fax

(0118) 986 9124

Spares Telephone

(01235) 437244

Technical Advice Telephone

(0118) 933 6933

E-mail:

sales@baumatic.co.uk

technical@baumatic.co.uk

Website:

www.baumatic.co.uk

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Czech Republic

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Baumatic Slovakia, s.r.o.

Skultetyho 1

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Slovakia

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Janderstrasse 9

Mannheim, 68199

Germany

+4962 112 9190

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The Netherlands

+3136 549 1555

www.baumatic.nl

Environmental

note

o The packa

g

in

g

materials

that

Baumatic

uses

are

environmentally

friendly and can be recycled.

o Please discard all packa

g

in

g

material

with

due

re

g

ard for

the

environment.

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