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Siemens SN66U096 [2/32] Safety instructions

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9000697620 1
Adding detergent 13 1
Adjusting the height of the basket 12 1
Appliance interior 6 1
Aqua sensor 17 1
Automatic switch off interior light 19 1
Before you switch on the appliance 4 1
Changing settings 23 1
Changing the programme 20 1
Children in the household 5 1
Combination detergent 14 1
Control panel 6 1
Cups and glasses 10 1
Cutlery drawer 11 1
Damage 5 1
Delivery 26 1
Delivery 4 1
Detergents with salt component 8 1
Disposal 5 1
Door lock 5 1
During the wash cycle 24 1
Electrical connection 28 1
En 9111 640tv 1
En table of contents 1
End of programme 19 1
Energy save 16 1
Express wash speed perfect variospeed 16 1
Filters 21 1
Folding spikes 12 1
Fresh water connection 27 1
Glass and utensil damage 10 1
Half load 16 1
High gloss drying 16 1
Hygiene 16 1
In daily use 4 1
Information for test institutes 15 1
Installation 27 1
Installation 4 1
Intensive drying 20 1
Intensive zone 16 1
Interrupting the programme 20 1
Loading the dishwasher 10 1
Not suitable 10 1
Old appliances 29 1
On the appliance 23 1
On the utensils 24 1
Optical display while the programme is running 18 1
Overall condition of the machine 21 1
Overview of menu 6 1
Packaging 29 1
Pans 11 1
Programme data 17 1
Programme selection 15 1
Protection against frost emptying the appliance 28 1
Remaining running time display 18 1
Removing the appliance 28 1
Safety instructions 26 1
Setting 7 1
Setting amount of rinse aid 9 1
Small accessories holder 12 1
Special salt and rinse aid 21 1
Spray arms 22 1
Switching off rinse aid refill indicator 9 1
Switching off the appliance 20 1
Switching off water softening system 8 1
Switching on the appliance 17 1
Technical specifications 26 1
Terminating the programme 20 1
Timer programming 18 1
Transportation 28 1
Unloading the dishwasher 10 1
Using special salt 8 1
Warm water connection 27 1
Waste water connection 27 1
Waste water pump 23 1
Water hardness table 7 1
When the appliance is switched on 23 1
Zeolith drying 17 1
9000697620 2
Before you switch on the appliance 2
Delivery 2
En 9111 640tv 2
In daily use 2
Installation 2
Knives and other utensils with sharp points must be placed horizontally in the cutlery drawer 2
M warning 2
Please read the operating and installation instructions carefully they contain important information on how to install use and maintain the appliance 2
Read the installation chapter to learn how to install and connect the appliance correctly 2
Retain all documents for subsequent use or for the next owner 2
Safety instructions 2
Childproof lock door lock door lock 3
Children could become locked in the appliance risk of suffocation or find themselves in other dangerous situations 3
Children in the household 3
Damage 3
Depending on model 3
Disposal 3
En table of contents 3
M warning 3
The description of the childproof lock is at the back in the envelope 3
Therefore pull out the mains plug sever and dispose of the power cord destroy the door lock so that the door can no longer be closed 3
Additional options 4
Appliance interior 4
Automatic disconnection ƒ 4
Before you switch on the appliance 4
Blow opening zeolith container 4
Bottom basket 4
Bottom spray arm 4
Control panel 4
Cutlery drawer 4
Delivery 4
Depending on model 4
Detergent dispenser 4
Diagrams of the control panel and the interior of the appliance can be found in the envelope at the front 4
Digital display 4
Dispenser for rinse aid 4
Dispenser for special salt 4
Display check water supply 4
Door opener 4
End of programme buzzing sound 4
Filters 4
Getting to know your appliance 4
Hot water 4
In daily use 4
Individual positions are referred to in the text 4
Installation 4
Intake opening 4
Intensive drying š š 4
Interior light 4
Lock for detergent dispenser 4
Number depending on model 4
On off switch 4
Optical display while the programme is running ƒ 4
Overview of menu 4
Programme buttons 4
Rating plate 4
Rinse aid 4
Rinse aid refill indicator 4
Safety instructions 4
Salt refill indicator 4
Start button 4
Tablet collecting tray 4
The settings can be found in the individual chapters 4
Timer programming 4
Timer programming display 4
Top basket 4
Top spray arm 4
Water hardness ˆ 4
Childproof lock door lock 5
Children in the household 5
Damage 5
Disposal 5
Salt is not required at the set value 5
Setting 5
Tap water above 9 clarke must be softened the water is softened with salt regeneration salt in the water softening system of the dishwasher 5
The amount of salt dispensed can be set from to ˆ 5
The setting and therefore the required amount of salt depends on the degree of hardness of your tap water see table 5
To ensure good washing results the dishwasher requires soft water i e containing low amounts of lime otherwise white limescale will be deposited on the utensils and inner container 5
Water hardness table 5
Water softening system 5
Always refill with special salt immediately before switching on the appliance this ensures that overrun special salt solution is immediately washed out and does not corrode the rinsing tank 6
Appliance interior 6
As soon as the salt refill indicator h on the fascia is lit top up the salt 6
Control panel 6
Depending on model 6
Detergents with salt componentusing detergents with salt component 6
Getting to know your appliance 6
If combined detergents with a salt component are used salt can usually be omitted up to a water hardness of 21 dh 37 fh 26 clarke 3 mmol l if the water hardness is over 21 dh special salt must be used 6
If the salt refill indicator h is impaired e g when using combined detergents containing salt component it can be switched off 6
M warning 6
Never fill the salt dispenser with detergent you will destroy the water softening system 6
Overview of menu 6
Special salt 6
Switching off water softening systemswitching off salt refill indicator water softening system 6
Using special salt 6
As soon as the rinse aid refill indicator p is lit on the fascia there is still a rinse aid reserve of 1 2 rinsing processes refill with rinse aid 7
Change this setting only if streaks select lower setting or water stains select higher setting are left on the utensils 7
Combined detergents with rinse aid component may be used up to a water hardness of 21 dh 37 fh 26 clarke 3 mmol l only if the water hardness is over 21 dh rinse aid must be used 7
If the rinse aid refill indicator p is impaired e g when using combined detergents containing rinse aid component it can be switched off 7
Rinse aid 7
Setting 7
Setting amount of rinse aid 7
Switching off rinse aid refill indicator 7
The amount of rinse aid can be set from to please set rinse aid on to obtain very good drying results is already set in factory 7
The rinse aid is required for stain free utensils and clear glasses use only rinse aid for domestic dishwashers 7
The rinse aid refill indicator p is now switched off 7
Water hardness table 7
Water softening system 7
Aluminium and silver parts have a tendency to discolour and fade during the wash cycle even some types of glass e g crystal glass objects may turn cloudy after many wash cycles 8
Causes 8
Cups and glasses 8
Glass and utensil damage 8
Hot utensils are sensitive to shock therefore when the programme ends leave the utensils to cool down in the dishwasher until they can be handled 8
Loading the dishwasher 8
Not suitable 8
Recommendation 8
Special salt 8
Switching off salt refill indicator water softening system 8
To prevent water from dripping off the upper basket onto the utensils in the lower basket it is recommended to empty the appliance from the bottom up 8
Top basket 12 8
Unloading the dishwasher 8
Using detergents with salt component 8
Using special salt 8
Utensils 8
Very small utensils should not be washed in the machine as they may fall out of the baskets 8
Arrange the cutlery in the cutlery drawer 1 as illustrated separately arranged utensils are easier to remove after washing 9
Bottom basket 9 9
Cutlery drawer 9
Depending on the model you can fold down the side shelves to provide more room for taller items of cutlery the front rows of prongs can be folded down to provide room for wider handles 9
Heavily soiled utensils pans should be placed in the bottom basket the more powerful spray jet provides a better dishwashing result 9
Other examples such as the best way of loading your dishwasher can be found on our homepage as a free download the corresponding internet address can be found on the back page of these instructions for use 9
Rinse aid 9
Setting amount of rinse aid 9
Switching off rinse aid refill indicator 9
The drawer can be taken out 9
Adjusting the height of the basket 10
Appliance height 81 cm 10
Appliance height 86 cm 10
Bottom basket 10
Cups and glasses 10
Depending on model 10
Folding spikesfolding spikes 10
Glass and utensil damage 10
Light weight plastic accessories e g cups lids etc can be held securely in the small accessories holder 10
Loading the dishwasher 10
Not suitable 10
Setting 1 max ø 10
Setting 2 max ø 10
Setting 3 max ø 10
Small accessories holder small accessories holder 10
The height of the upper utensils basket 12 can be adjusted in 3 stages to create more space either in the upper or lower basket 10
The spikes can be folded down to improve arrangement of pans bowls and glasses 10
Top basket 10
Unloading the dishwasher 10
Utensils 10
Adding detergent 11
Cutlery drawer 11
Detergent 11
If you have further questions we recommend that you contact the detergent manufacturers helpline 11
M warning 11
Read and observe the safety information and instructions for use on the packaging for cleaning and rinsing agents 11
To ensure a good washing result always follow the instructions on the detergent packaging 11
You can use tablets as well as powder or liquid detergents for dishwashers but never use washing up liquid the dosage can be individually adjusted with powder or a liquid detergent according to the degree of soiling tablets contain an adequately l 11
Adjusting the height of the basket 12
Apart from conventional detergents solo a number of products are offered with additional functions these products contain not only the detergent but also rinse aid and salt replacement substances 3in1 and depending on the combination 4in1 5i 12
As soon as combined detergents are used the rinse programme is adjusted automatically to ensure the best possible rinsing and drying result 12
Combination detergent 12
Folding spikes 12
If the utensils are only lightly soiled slightly less than the indicated amount of detergent is usually adequate 12
Small accessories holder 12
Suitable detergents and care products can be purchased online via our website or via customer service see back page 12
Adding detergent 13
Auto 35 45 13
Auto 45 65 13
Auto 65 75 13
Clean 45 13
Clean 50 13
Cold rinsing intermediate cleaning 13
Detergent 13
Dishwasher test appliances com 13
Eco 50 13
Energy save 13
Express wash speed perfect variospeed 13
Final rinse 13
Final rinse 55 13
Half load 13
High gloss drying 13
Information for test institutes 13
Intensive zone 13
Intermediate rinse 13
Is optimised according to the soiling with the aid of sensors 13
Mixed utensils and cutlery 13
Overview of programmes 13
Part dried common household food remnants 13
Possible additional options 13
Pots and pans non sensitive utensils and cutlery 13
Prerinse 13
Programme 13
Programme selection 13
Programme sequence 13
Quick 45 13
Quote the appliance number e nr and the production date fd which you can find on the rating plate 9b on the appliance door 13
Sensitive utensils cutlery temperature sensitive plastic and glasses 13
Slightly adhesive fresh food remnants 13
Test institutes can request the conditions for running comparison tests by sending an e mail to 13
The max possible number of programmes is illustrated in this overview the corresponding programmes for your appliance can be found on the fascia 13
Type of soiling 13
Type of utensils 13
Very adhesive burned in or dried on food remnants containing starch or protein 13
You can select a suitable programme according to the type of utensils and degree of soiling 13
Additional options 14
Additional options can be set with the buttons h 14
By increasing the amount of water during the rinse cycle and extending the drying phase stains are prevented and the drying result is improved there is a slight increase in the energy consumption rinse aid is recommended for the high gloss drying 14
Combination detergent 14
Depending on model 14
Express wash speed perfect variospeed ÿ express wash speed perfect variospeed 14
Half load half load 14
Hygiene hygiene 14
If you have only a few items to wash e g glasses cups plates you can switch to half load this will save water energy and time it is recommended to put a little less detergent in the detergent dispenser than for a full load 14
Perfect for a mixed load you can wash very soiled pots and pans in the lower basket together with normally soiled utensils in the upper basket the spray pressure in the lower basket is intensified the rinsing temperature is increased slightly 14
S energy saveenergy save 14
The temperature is increased during the cleaning process this increases the hygiene status this additional option is ideal for cleaning e g chopping boards and baby bottles 14
This function can reduce the running time by approx 20 to 50 depending on the selected rinse programme the change in the running time is indicated on the digital display 8 to obtain optimum cleaning results at a reduced running time water and e 14
Water and energy consumption can be reduced with the energy save function the running time is extended for optimum cleaning and drying results 14
Ï high gloss drying high gloss drying 14
Ï intensive zone intensive zone 14
Aqua sensoraqua sensor 15
Depending on model 15
During the drying phase moisture from the washing compartment is stored in the mineral and heat energy is released this released heat energy is blown into the washing compartment with dry air this accelerates and improves drying 15
During the washing step this heat energy is used to dry the mineral and heat up the rinsing water 15
Information for test institutes 15
Overview of programmes 15
Programme data 15
Programme selection 15
Switching on the appliance 15
The appliance features a zeolith container zeolith is a mineral which can store moisture and heat energy and release them again 15
The aqua sensor is an optical measuring device light barrier which measures the turbidity of the rinsing water 15
The aqua sensor is used according to the programme if the aqua sensor is active clean rinsing water can be transferred to the next rinse bath and water consumption can be reduced by 3 6 litres if the turbidity is greater the water is drai 15
The programme data consumption values can be found in the summary of instructions they refer to normal conditions and the water hardness set value different influencing factors such as e g water temperature or line pressure may result 15
These processes therefore save a great deal of energy 15
Washing the dishes 15
Zeolith drying 15
Additional options 16
Depending on model 16
Energy save 16
Express wash speed perfect variospeed 16
Half load 16
High gloss drying 16
Hygiene 16
If the base panel is pulled forwards or if the appliance is installed at eye level with flush furniture front the display is not visible 16
Intensive zone 16
Is set at the factory 16
Optical display while the programme is runningoptical display while the programme is running 16
Possible settings of the optical display 16
Programme timer programming remaining time end of programme and if required low water level are displayed 16
Remaining running time display 16
Same as other programme information is also displayed e g the symbol for half load or glass protection system active w 16
The display is switched off 16
The running time is determined during the programme by the water temperature the number of utensils as well as the degree of soiling and may vary depending on the selected programme 16
Timer programming 16
When the programme is selected the programme running time is indicated on the digital display 8 when the programme has started the remaining running time is displayed on the floor only for settings and ƒ 16
While the programme is running an optical display is indicated on the floor under the appliance door 16
You can delay the start of the programme in 1 hour steps up to 24 hours 16
Appliance does not switch off automatically 17
Appliance switches off after 1 min 17
Appliance switches off after 120 min 17
Aqua sensor 17
Automatic switch off interior lightautomatic switch off after end of programme or interior light 17
Depending on model 17
Depending on the setting for automatic switch off when programme ends or interior light the optical display is no longer or only briefly visible 17
End of programme 17
Programme data 17
Switching on the appliance 17
The end of the programme is also indicated by an acoustic signal this function can be changed as follows 17
The end of the programme o end is displayed on the floor provided the optical display is switched on and is visible 17
The interior light 1 comes on when the door is opened irrespective of whether the on off switch is switched on or off when the door is closed the light is off if the door is open for longer than 60 min the light switches off automatically the 17
The setting can be selected from to ƒ 17
To save energy the dishwasher can be automatically switched off 1 min or 120 min after the programme ends 17
Washing the dishes 17
Zeolith drying 17
At the end of the programme please open the door fully and not partially when emptying the dishwasher any escaping water vapour could damage sensitive worktops 18
Changing the programme 18
Intensive drying 18
Interrupting the programme 18
M warning 18
Optical display while the programme is running 18
Remaining running time display 18
Short time after the end of the programme 18
Switching off the appliance 18
Terminating the programmeterminating the programme reset 18
The final rinse uses a higher temperature which improves the drying result the running time may increase slightly caution if utensils are delicate 18
The only way a programme can be changed is by cancel programme reset 18
Timer programming 18
When the start button has been pressed the programme cannot be changed 18
A regular inspection and maintenance of your machine will help to prevent faults this saves time and prevents problems 19
Automatic switch off after end of programme or interior light 19
Clean the appliance with detergents appliance cleaners which are particularly suitable for use with dishwashers 19
End of programme 19
Filters 19
If you find such deposits 19
M warning 19
Maintenance and care 19
Never use a steam cleaner to clean your dishwasher the manufacturer is not liable for any consequential damage 19
Never use other chlorinated household detergents health hazard 19
Overall condition of the machine 19
Regularly wipe the front of the appliance and fascia with a damp cloth water and a little washing up liquid are adequate do not use sponges with a rough surface or abrasive detergents as these could scratch the surfaces 19
Special salt and rinse aid 19
Stainless steel appliances to prevent corrosion avoid using sponge cloths or wash them out thoroughly several times before using for the first time 19
The filter system consists of a coarse filter a flat fine filter and a microfilter 19
The filters 1j keep large foreign objects in the rinsing water away from the pump these foreign objects may occasionally block the filters 19
Changing the programme 20
Don t forget repairs may be carried out by technicians only if a component has to be replaced ensure that only original spare parts are used improper repairs or use of non original spare parts may cause considerable damage and put the user at c 20
If on the digital display 8 an error code to always disconnect the appliance from the power supply and then turn off the tap 20
If the appliance stops during dishwashing or does not start for no obvious reason first run the abort programme function reset 20
Intensive drying 20
Interrupting the programme 20
Limescale and contaminants in the rinsing water may block nozzles and bearings on the spray arms 1 and 1z 20
M warning 20
See chapter entitled dishwashing 20
Spray arms 20
Switching off the appliance 20
Terminating the programme reset 20
The majority of faults which could occur in daily operation can be rectified by the user this ensures that the appliance is quickly available for use again the following overview will help you locating the causes and gives helpful advise to elimina 20
Troubleshooting 20
You can rectify certain faults yourself see following fault description for all other faults please contact customer service and state the indicated fault xx 20
Changing settings 21
Filters 21
In this case 21
Large food remnants or foreign objects which were not captured by the filters may block the waste water pump the rinsing water will then be above the filter 21
Maintenance and care 21
On the appliance 21
Overall condition of the machine 21
Special salt and rinse aid 21
Waste water pump 21
When the appliance is switched on 21
During the wash cycle 22
On the utensils 22
Spray arms 22
Troubleshooting 22
Changing settings 23
Contact the detergent manufacturer in particular if 23
Customer service 23
If phosphate free detergents are used with hard tap water white deposits may be deposited more easily on utensils and the container walls 23
If the advice given does not resolve your problem please contact your customer service contact details can be found on the back cover of this instruction manual or in the enclosed customer service list when calling please quote the appliance num 23
On the appliance 23
Rely on the expertise of the manufacturer call us to ensure that the repair will be carried out by fully trained service engineers who are equipped with original spare parts for your appliance 23
Waste water pump 23
When the appliance is switched on 23
16 a uk 13a 24
240 v 50 hz or 60 hz 24
At least 0 5 mpa 0 bar maximum 1 mpa 10 bar at a higher water pressure connect pressure reducing valve ahead 24
Cold water hot water max temperature 60 c 24
Connected load 24
Delivery 24
During the wash cycle 24
If the appliance is not in a cavity and a side panel is accessible the door hinge area must be covered at the side for reasons of safety risk of injury the covers are available as optional accessories from customer service or specialist outlets 24
Inlet rate 24
Install the appliance in the correct sequence 24
Installation 24
M warning 24
Max 60 kg 24
Minimum 10 litres minute 24
On the utensils 24
Safety instructions 24
Technical specifications 24
The dishwasher must be connected correctly otherwise it will not function properly the specifications for the inlet and outlet as well as the electrical connected loads must correspond with the required criteria as specified in the following paragr 24
Voltage 24
Water pressure 24
Water temperature 24
Weight 24
Your dishwasher has been checked thoroughly in the factory to ensure that it is in working order this may cause small water stains these will disappear after the first wash cycle 24
Connection to hot water is recommended if the hot water can be supplied by energetically favourable means and from a suitable installation e g solar heating system with circulation line 25
Customer service 25
Depending on model 25
Fresh water connection 25
Installation 25
It is not recommended to connect the appliance to hot water if the water is supplied from an electric boiler 25
It is recommended to have a water temperature temperature of the incoming water of at least 40 c and no more than 60 c 25
The dishwasher can be connected to cold or hot water up to max 60 c 25
The hot water setting allows you to adjust your appliance optimally to operation with hot water 25
The required installation dimensions can be found in the installation instructions level the appliance with the aid of the height adjustable feet ensure that the appliance is situated securely on the floor 25
This will save energy and time 25
Warm water connectionwarm water connection 25
Waste water connection 25
Also observe the sequence of worksteps here 26
Delivery 26
Electrical connection 26
Empty the dishwasher and secure loose parts 26
If the appliance is in a room where there is a risk of frost e g holiday home empty the appliance completely see transportation 26
Installation 26
Protection against frost emptying the appliance protection against frost 26
Removing the appliance 26
Safety instructions 26
Technical specifications 26
This prevents residual water from running into the machine control and damaging the programme sequence 26
Transport appliance upright only 26
Transportation 26
All plastic parts of the appliance are identified with internationally standardised abbreviations e g ps polystyrene therefore plastic waste can be sorted out when the appliance is being disposed of 27
Both the packaging of new appliances and the old appliances themselves contain valuable raw materials and recyclable materials 27
Fresh water connection 27
Installation 27
Old appliances 27
Packaging 27
Please ask your dealer or inquire at your local authority about current means of disposal 27
Please dispose of the individual parts separated according to type 27
Please follow the safety instructions under delivery 27
Please follow the safety instructions under disposal of your appliance 27
This appliance is identified according to the european guideline 2002 96 ec on waste electrical and electronic equipment weee the guideline specifies the framework for an eu wide valid return and re use of old appliances 27
Warm water connection 27
Waste disposal 27
Waste water connection 27
Electrical connection 28
Protection against frost 28
Removing the appliance 28
Transportation 28
Old appliances 29
Packaging 29
Waste disposal 29
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Siemens SN66U096 [2/32] Safety instructions

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