DE DIETRICH DVH1200JU - Manual (Page 2)

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SUPER EASY: hold the basket by the
side handles and pull upwards with both
hands at the same time (both to raise and
lower it)(3.1.2). Ensure that it is level.
NORMAL: with the basket empty,
remove the stops (3.1.3); take the basket
out (3.1.4); insert it at the required height
and fit the stop back into place.
3.2 Putting the dishes into the machine.
Ensure that the dishes are
dishwasher-safe.
It is not advisable to put items made of
wood, silver, aluminium, decorated
porcelain or non heat-resistant plastic into
the dishwasher.
For correct washing, it is essential that
the dishes are positioned suitably in the
baskets without touching each other.
The lower basket is for the dirtiest items:
casserole dishes, bowls and plates.
Start to fill the basket from the outside
(3.2.1). Put the casserole dishes in facing
down, the soup dishes on the left and the
plates on the right.
If you have dropdown supports, you
can use them in their horizontal position
for large items such as casserole dishes
(3.2.2 - 3.2.3).
Put the cutlery in with the handle facing
downwards (3.2.4)
Knives and other sharp utensils should
be placed in the basket with their points
downwards or horizontally.
The top basket is for delicate items: cups,
glasses, porcelain, crystal and standard
size plates (3.2.5). There is an area for
long utensils and dropdown supports that
can be used for wine glasses when put
into vertical position (3.2.6).
For the Express programme or the Top
Load function , all of the dishes should
be placed in the Top Basket (3.2.7).
And for the Bottom Load function, the
dishes will be placed only in the Bottom
Basket (3.2.3).
Ensure that there is no obstacle
preventing the sprinklers from turning
around (3.2.8) or the detergent
compartment from opening.
If the level is 0, DO NOT use salt. If
you have any questions, consult the
technical support service.
Electronic setting.
If your model is type A, hold down the
Opc button (2.2.1) for more than 3
seconds. The current value will appear
on the display when you release it L2
(2.2.2)
Press the same key several times until
you reach the required value.
Validate by pressing button (2.2.3).
If your model has a Time Delay
(2.2.4) or Duo Zone (2.2.5) or 1/2
Load (2.2.6) button, hold this button
down for at least 3 seconds. When you
release it, the current L2 value will
appear on the display (2.2.2), or pilot
lights will flash (2.2.7).
Press the same key several times until
you reach the required value.
Validate by pressing PROG button
(2.2.8).
For all other models (models “e” without
Option buttons), hold down the PROG
button for at least 5 seconds. On
releasing the button the current value
will be shown by flashing pilot lights
(2.2.7).
If the model has less than 5
programmes, level 0 will be shown by
the pilot lights switching off (except for
the steady END/STOP light) (2.2.9).
Press the PROG button repeatedly until
the desired value is reached.
Validate by releasing the PROG button
and not pressing it again for at least 10
seconds. After this time, it will
automatically store the value and exit to
the main menu.
2.3 Preliminary cleaning. You should run a
preliminary wash (without detergent,
dishes or rinse aid). First of all, if you
need to, load the dishwasher with salt
(2.3.1) without completely filling the
compartment. Fill it up with water (2.3.2)
and stir with a spoon. Close the lid and
start the programme.
3.1 Regulating the top basket. Types of
regulation (3.1.1)
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