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Operating Instructions

4. Press the button for the desired dishwashing cycle.

The length of the selected dishwashing cycle will flash for a moment in

the multi-display, and then the selected starting time will be displayed

again.

5. Close the door.

The dishwashing cycle will start automatically following a countdown

of the hours set.

Changing the start delay:

As long as the dishwashing cycle has not started, you can still change

the start delay set by pressing the DELAY TIMER button.

Cancelling the start delay:

As long as the dishwashing cycle has not started you are still able to

cancel the start delay. Continue pressing the START DELAY button

until the length of the selected cycle appears in the multi-display. The

selected dishwashing cycle will begin immediately after the dishwasher

door has been closed.

Changing the dishwashing cycle after the start delay has been set:

As long as the dishwashing cycle has not started, you are still able to

change the start delay set by pressing a cycle button.

0 1. Press the button for the new dishwashing cycle and hold it down.

First, the indicator for the dishwashing cycle that has just been selected

will flash.

After several seconds only the indicator for the new dishwashing cycle

will be flashing.

2. Release the cycle button.

3. Close the door.

The dishwashing cycle will start automatically following a countdown

of the hours set.

Load Sensing – Sensor Logic

If a wash programme is started even though there are only a few dishes

in the upper and/or lower rack, an intelligent electronic system adjusts

the amount of water and the duration of the wash programme to the

number of dishes. By this means it is possible to wash only a few dishes

quickly and economically. At half load (6 place settings), up to 2 litres

of water and 0.2 kWh of electricity are saved.

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