saco Dishwasher Baumatic BDW45.1 Instruction Manual

saco Dishwasher Baumatic BDW45.1

Quick Start

1. Load dishes
2. Add detergent
3. Press the Power button
4. Select a wash programme
5. Select ECO (optional)
6. Check nothing is obstructing the spray arm.
7. Start – close the drawer and press the Forward button.
   Finish – The appliance will beep six times to indicate the end of the wash programme. At the end of the wash programme, the drying fan will continue to run for a set time. The fan assists with drying

Control Panel

Note: Your dishwasher’s control panel is on the top lip of the door. If your appliance is being installed under a worktop, you will need to open the door to see the control panel.

1. Programme indicator light: when you select the washing programme, the corresponding light will display.
2. Programme key: press to select washing programme. Multiple presses select different programmes.
3. Salt and rinse aid warning light: Comes on when the softener or dispenser needs to be refilled.
4. Delay start time: displays the delay start time. Also displays the water temperature and ERROR codes.
5. Delay key: press to set the delay start time. One press sets the wash cycle forward by 1 hour (up to 24 hours into the future).
6. Power on light: comes on when Power ON/OFF button is pressed down.
7. ON/OFF button: turns the power supply on and off.

Detergent
To open the detergent dispenser door, use the catch on its lower side.
Note:
Always check the wash cycle table for dosage advice. Never overfill the dispenser. Do no overdose to prevent the formation of deposits (the water softening feature already takes care of this!).

Loading the dishwasher

Before loading!
Remove all scraps of food.
Empty drinks and liquids from cups.
Soften burnt-on-food in pans by soaking.

Do NOT put these items in your dishwasher:
Saucepans with wooden handles.
Plastic items that are not heat resistant.
Wooden platters.
Delicate, repaired or paint pattern overlaid china.
Items made from synthetic fibres (e.g. sponges).

How to use the upper rack

The upper rack is for more delicate and lighter dishware such as glasses, coffee and tea cups, saucers, plates, bowls and shallow pans (provided these are not too dirty). Position the dishes and cookware so that they do not get moved by the spray of water. Always place glasses, cups and bowls upside down.
Note: the dishwasher comes with an adjustable top rack (basket). Its height can be adjusted by undoing the front rail clips, removing the rack completely and latching the wheels of the lower level (position “1” ) or the higher level (position “2”) in the groove of the rail.

Loading guide (upper rack):

1. Cups
2. Small serving bowls
3. Large serving bowls
4. Glasses
5. Saucers
6. Dishes

The upper rack has side flaps. There are 4 (2 on each side). These can be adjusted into 2 positions – high and low. To move the flaps between these positions, find the large hinges clasping each flap to the upper rack. There are two of these at either end of each flap. Gently pull both clasps off the wire rack and move the flap to the desired position.

Position 1
The upper position will accommodate items such as glass tumblers (placed beneath flap) and wine glasses. Wine glasses can be placed upside down so that the neck nestles snugly in the grooves at the side of the flap with the base of the glass facing upward.

Position 2
When flaps are move to the lower position, they can be used to hold additional tumblers, cups and mugs. Always check that you are only placing items on the flaps that will clear the ceiling height of your dishwasher when you push the rack back in. Be particularly careful with long-stemmed glassware such as champagne flutes.

How to load the lower rack:
Place large items that are hard to clean in the lower rack e.g. pots, pans, lids, serving dishes, bowls.

1. Oval platter
2. Dessert dishes
3. Soup plates
4. Dinner plates
5. Cutlery

• Pots, serving bowls, etc must always be placed upside down.
• Deep pots should be slanted to let water flow out.
• The bottom rack features fold down baskets so that larger or more pots and pans can be loaded.

Cutlery basket

Cutlery should be placed in the cutlery basket with handles always pointing downward (at the bottom). Very long utensils (ladles etc) should be placed horizontally at the front of the upper rack.

1. Forks
2. Soup spoons
3. Dessert spoons
4. Teaspoons
5. Knives
6. Serving spoons
7. Gravy ladle
8. Serving fork

Starting a wash cycle

Programme indicator light

• Make sure that the dishwasher’s plug has been pushed all the way into the wall socket.
• Make sure that the water supply is turned on to full pressure.
• Load the dishwasher.
• Pour in detergent.

Programme key

• Press the “on/off” button and the “on/off” light will come on.
• Press the “P” key (programme key) to select the wash cycle.
• Close the door. The washing will start after approximately 10 seconds.

Note: when the dishwasher is turned on, the number “00” should show on the display.
Remember the dishwasher can be programmed up to 24 hours in advance by pressing the delay button multiple times until the desired delay has been set.
The Delay Timer key will set the start of the washing cycle by one hour into the future for every press.

The Delay Timer key is in the figure as the button numbered “5”.

Approximate timing of washing cycles

Intensive

(strong) 127 mins.

| Normal

117 mins.

| Economy

102 mins.

| Rinse

50 mins.

| Glass

70 mins.

| Rapid

45 mins.

| Soap

7 mins.

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Wash cycle table

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