Baumatic BDIF612 User Manual

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Page 1 - INSTRUCTION MANUAL

INSTRUCTION MANUALBDIF 612Fully IntegratedDishwasher

Page 2 - CONTENTS

10LOADING DISHESUsing the upper basket The upper basket is provided withmobile racks hooked to the sides of thebasket, which can be regulated into 4p

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11Upper basket (fig. 3) A = glassesB = saucersC = cupsD = small bowlE = medium bowlF = large bowlG = serving spoonsUsing the lower basket Saucepans,

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12Cutlery basket (fig. 6)The cutlery basket is made with twodetachable parts which will enable variousloading options. The two parts can be detached

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LOADING THE DETERGENT The detergentIMPORTANTIt is essential to use a detergentthat is specifically designed fordishwashers either in powder, liquidor

Page 6 - WATER CONNECTION

14TYPES OF DETERGENTDetergent tabletsDetergent tablets of different manufacturersdissolve at different speeds, for thisreason, during short programmes

Page 7 - Connecting the outlet hose

LOADING THE RINSE AIDThe rinse aidThe rinse aid, which is automaticallyreleased during the last rinsing cycle, helpsthe dishes to dry quickly and prev

Page 8 - LOADING THE SALT

16123CLEANING THE FILTERSThe filter system (fig.A “4”) consists of: a central container that traps the largerparticles;a flat gauze that continuously

Page 9 - UPPER BASKET

17PRATICAL HINTSHow to get really good washresults Before placing the dishes in thedishwasher, remove any remainingfood (bones, shells, pieces of mea

Page 10 - LOADING DISHES

18WHEN CYCLE IS FINISHEDAfter every wash it is essential to turn offwater supply and to switch off the machineby pressing the On/Off button to the off

Page 11 - Using the lower basket

19DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROL PANELA"ON/OFF" button B "PROGRAMME" buttonsC "HALF LOAD" option buttonD"DELAY START&q

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2CONTENTSGeneral safety rulesWater connectionLoading the saltAdjusting the upper basketLoading the dishesInformation for test laboratoriesLoading the

Page 13 - LOADING THE DETERGENT

20PROGRAMME SELECTION AND SPECIAL FUNCTIONS(Use in conjunction with programme guide) Programme settings Open the door and place the dirty dishesinsid

Page 14 - TYPES OF DETERGENT

21Programme operations When a programme is running the relevantindicator light will remain on and the 3“PROGRAMME STATUS” indicator lights("WASH

Page 15 - LOADING THE RINSE AID

22Alarm mute for the PROGRAMMEENDThe alarm for the programme end may bemuted as follows:IMPORTANTThe dishwasher must ALWAYS be offbefore start of this

Page 16 - CLEANING THE FILTERS

23“PROGRAMME” buttons“ON/OFF” button* The water softener unit is set in thefactory at level 3, as this is suitable forthe majority of users.According

Page 17 - PRATICAL HINTS

24Programme PROGRAMME GUIDEDescriptionWash with prewash If setting the HYGIENIC wash programme, a second dose of about 20 g of detergent(1 table-spoon

Page 18 - WHEN CYCLE IS FINISHED

25N/A = OPTION NOT AVAILABLE5•••••••••••••••50°C32••••60°C120••YES75°C135•• ••••••45°C190•••••YES•••••••YESYESYESYESN/AN/AYESCheck list Avaragedurati

Page 19 - TECHNICAL DATA

IDENTIFYING MINOR FAULTSShould the dishwasher fail to operate, before contacting the Service Centre, makethe following checks:26FAULT CAUSE

Page 20 - AND SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

27N.B.: Should any of the situations occur and should the machine give a bad wash performance, it isnecessary to remove the deposits from the dishes

Page 21 - Option button

281) The information on the label and fiche relates to the standard cleaning cycle, thisprogramme is suitable to clean normally soiled tableware and

Page 22 - Fault signals

This appliance is marked according to the European directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment(WEEE).WEEE contains both pollutin

Page 23 - WATER SOFTENER UNIT

GENERAL SAFETY RULES This appliances is intended to beused in household and similarapplications such as: - staff kitchen areas in shops,offices and o

Page 25 - Programme contents

Unit 11, Beacontree PlazaGillette WayReadingRG2 0BSCustomer Care Telephone: (0884) 692 3605Spare Parts Telephone: (0884) 692 3606www.baumatic.co.uk31

Page 26 - IDENTIFYING MINOR FAULTS

BaumaticPart of Hoover Candy11 Beacontree PlazaGillette wayReadingRG2 0BSwww.baumatic.co.uk15.02 - 41902040

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For the maximum place loading,please refer to the "TECHNICALDATA" table/section.WARNING !Knives and other utensils withsharp points must b

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5 If it you need to move the machi-ne after removing the packaging,do not try to lift it by the bottom ofthe door. Open the door slightly and lift th

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WATER CONNECTIONIMPORTANTThe appliance must be connected tothe water mains using new hose-sets.The old hose-sets should not be reused. The inlet and

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7Connecting the outlet hose The outlet hose should disharge into astandpipe, making sure that there are nokinks (fig. 4). The standpipe must be at l

Page 31 - Gillette Way

8LOADING THE SALT The appearance of white stains on dishesis generally a warning sign that the saltcontainer needs filling. On the bottom of the mac

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913abab2ADJUSTMENT OF THEUPPER BASKETIf 29 cm to 32.5 cm plates are normallyused, load them onto the lower basket afterthe upper basket has been place

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