Getting to know your dishwasher the controls, Ishwasher – Hotpoint DWF70 User Manual
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ARISTON DISHWASHER - Instructions for installation and use
D
ISHWASHER
Getting to know your Dishwasher
The Controls
A. ON-OFF display button
Press this button to turn the
display on.
B. Display
Displays the functions in
progress.
C. Door opening handle
Use the handle to open the door.
D. Start/Reset button
With Start, the wash cycle begins,
whereas all the settings are
cleared with Reset.
E. Auto Duo-Wash cycle
indicator light
To remind you that the Duo-Wash
cycle has been set.
F. Delayed Start indicator light
This indicates that delayed start
has been set.
G. Extra drying indicator light
To indicate that extra drying has
been set.
H. Cycle phase indicator lights
Pre-Wash, Wash, Rinses,
Drying.
I. Wash cycle symbols
A wide range of wash cycles to
choose from.
L. Multifunction numeric
indicator
Informs you the duration of the
cycle, the amount of time left to
wait and any error codes.
E. Upper basket
F. Top spray arm
G. Basket height adjuster
H. Lower basket
I.
Bottom spray arm
J. Salt container cap
K. Washing filter
L. Detergent and rinse aid
dispenser
M. ‘Turbo Dry’ fan
This dishwasher conforms to the
following European Community
Directives:
•
73/23/EEC (Low Voltage) and
subsequent amendments;
•
89/336/EEC (Electromagnetic
Compatibility) and subsequent
amendments;
M. Mode button
Press this button to select the
auto Duo-Wash cycle, the
Delayed Start, the extra drying
and the half load.
N. Basket indicator
Shows which basket you have
selected for the Half Load.
P. Cycle select button
Press this button to select the
desired cycle.
S. ‘Selection’ button
Press this button to select the
following functions: Delayed
Start, Extra Drying, Basket
selection.
T. Low salt indicator light
This light tells you that is is time
to add more salt.
U. Low rinse aid indicator light
This light tells you that it is time to
add more rinse aid.
Q. Water leak indicator light
To warn you of a water leak.
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