User manual MAYTAG VARA860S

[. . . ] Use & Care Guide Dishwasher MAYTAG MSE 860 FARS Quick Guide 1. There is no need to rinse thanks to the Super Cleaning SystemTM. 2. Dispensing dishwasher detergent The detergent compartment has a small compartment for pre-wash and one for main wash. 3. Select program and press start For washing normally soiled mixed loads use the Normal wash program with 65°C and normal drying. [. . . ] This time can vary a little from one occasion to another depending on the temperature of the inlet water, the amount of dishes, the ambient temperature, etc. During the time the programme is operating, the time is counted down and the remaining programme time is shown in the window. as 1:02, which means that 1 hour and 2 minutes of the programme remain. NB! During the first run of each programme, the remaining time display can be slightly misleading as the machine is estimating the time. If the programme takes longer than expected, it displays 1 minute until the programme is finished. 20 Cleaning Cleaning The dishwasher's inner container is made of stainless steel and is kept clean through normal use. However, if you have calciferous (hard) water, lime deposits can form in the dishwasher. In this case, run a normal wash program with two tablespoons of citric acid in the dishwasher detergent compartment. Coarse filter The coarse filter collects large food particles which cannot get past the outflow pump. Don't forget to replace it! Coarse filter Tubular strainer Fine filter After 300 dishwashing cycles, `Clean filter' appears in the display (applies only to certain models and markets). The fine filter is removed by first turning the tubular strainer of the filter anti-clockwise and then lifting it straight up. Ensure that the edges are properly sealed when replacing the fine filter. The message is cancelled by pressing on one of the buttons or the main switch. Fine filter Drainage pump The pump can be accessed from the inside of the machine. Always remove the plug from the wall socket before you clean the pump. Remove the coarse screen first by pressing together the two lugs and pulling the screen upwards. Now loosen the tubular part of the screen by turning it anticlockwise and removing the fine screen. It's possible, by inserting your finger in the hole, to turn the pump impeller and remove any blockage. Insert the plug in the wall socket. Adapting piece 21 If you still cannot start the machine and a humming noise can be heard, then the overfilling protection has been activated. · Shutoff the water · Remove the plug from the wall socket · Call Service CAUTION! Do not forget to replace the adapting piece. Spray arms The holes and bearings can occasionally become clogged. Pull out the basket and turn the basket stop outwards on both rails (see picture). Remove the upper spray arm in the same way as the lower arm and clean it. Door When cleaning the edge around the door, use only a slightly damp cloth, possibly with a little detergent. This is to ensure that water does not penetrate into the door catch and come into contact with the electrical components. CAUTION! Do not use a spray bottle or similar around the door catch. Tip! In order to prevent bad odours in the dishwasher, clean the strips and corners with a dish brush and low-lather detergent. 22 Rinse aid Pour in rinse aid Drying proceeds more quickly if you use rinse aid. Machines with indicator on the panel When the rinse aid has run out and more is needed, the rinse aid symbol on the panel lights up*. Turn and lift up the cover of the rinse aid compartment to the right of the dispenser. This is where you top up and set the amount of rinse aid to be dispensed in each wash. [. . . ] Start by measuring the height from the floor to the underside of the work surface. Tilt the dishwasher forward a fraction and roughly adjust the rear foot by screwing the set screw at the front clockwise to raise or anti-clockwise to lower (illustrated below). Adjust the front feet by turning them clockwise to raise or anti-clockwise to lower. Check that the height of the machine corresponds to the height from the floor to the underside of the work surface. [. . . ]