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- Operating Instructions Manual
Gaggenau DF 250 Operating Instructions Manual
Summary of DF 250
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3 en table of contents intended use 4 safety instructions 4 before you switch on the appliance 4 delivery 4 installation 4 in daily use 5 door lock 5 damage 5 disposal 5 protection of the environment 6 packaging 6 old appliances 6 getting to know your appliance 7 control panel 7 appliance interior 7...
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4 intended use intended use this appliance is intended for use in the home and the home environment. Use the dishwasher only in the household and only for its designed purpose: for washing domestic dishes. Safety instructions children from 8 years of age or people whose physical, sensory or mental a...
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5 safety instructions in daily use read and observe the safety information and instructions for use on the packaging for cleaning and rinsing agents. Childproof lock (door lock) door lock * the description of the childproof lock is at the back in the envelope. * depending on model damage the applian...
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6 protection of the environment ã= warning risk of scalding! Open the door carefully when the programme is still running. There is a risk of hot water spraying out of the appliance. ã= warning risks to children! If fitted, use the childproof lock. An exact description can be found in the back of the...
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7 getting to know your appliance getting to know your appliance diagrams of the control panel and the interior of the appliance can be found in the envelope at the front. Individual positions are referred to in the text. Control panel ** number depending on model appliance interior * depending on mo...
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8 water softening system/special salt water softening system/special salt to ensure good washing results, the dishwasher requires soft water, i.E. Containing low amounts of lime, other wise white limescale will be deposited on the utensils and inner container. Tap water above 1.2 mmol/l must be soft...
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9 rinse aid using detergents with salt component detergents with salt component 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, 3.7 mmol/l). If the water hardness is over 21° dh, special salt must be used. Switc...
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10 utensils setting amount of rinse aid 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). Change this setting, only if streaks (select lower setting) or water stains (select higher setting) are left...
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11 utensils unloading the dishwasher 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. Hot utensils are sensitive to shock! Therefore, when the programme ends, leave the utensils to cool down in the...
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12 utensils etagere etagere * the etagere and the space underneath can be used for small cups and glasses or for larger items of cutler y, such as wooden spoons or ser ving cutler y. The etagere can be folded up if not required. * depending on the model, a 3-fold height adjustment is possible. To do...
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13 utensils adjusting the height of the basket the height of the upper utensils basket 1* can be adjusted in 3 stages to create more space either in the upper or lower basket. Appliance height 81.5 cm appliance height 86.5 cm 1 pull out the top basket 1* out. 2 to lower the basket, press in the left...
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14 detergent detergent 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 large amount of active ingre...
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15 detergent combination detergent apar t 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, 5in1, etc.), add...
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16 overview of programmes overview of programmes the max. Possible number of programmes is illustrated in this overview. The corresponding programmes for your appliance can be found on the fascia. Programme selection you can select a suitable programme according to the type of utensils and degree of...
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17 additional options additional options * depending on model additional options can be set with the buttons h. ¥ turbo turbo * the turbo programme significantly reduces the programme running time. The energy consumption is increased by up to 30% due to more intensive heating. The time reduction aff...
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18 operating the appliance operating the appliance programme data 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 ...
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19 operating the appliance optical display while theprogramme isrunning optical display while the programme is running * * depending on model while the programme is running, a light spot shines on the floor under the appliance door. Do not open the dishwasher door until the light point is no longer ...
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20 operating the appliance end of programme the programme has ended when the value ‹:‹‹ is indicated on the numerical display 8. The end of the programme is also indicated by an acoustic signal. This function can be changed as follows: 1 open the door. 2 switch on on/off switch (. 3 hold down progra...
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21 operating the appliance switching off the appliance shor t time after the end of the programme: 1 open the door. 2 switch off on/off switch (. 3 turn off the tap (not applicable if aqua-stop fitted). 4 remove the utensils when they have cooled down. Note when the programme ends, leave the applian...
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22 cleaning and maintenance cleaning and maintenance a regular inspection and maintenance of your machine will help to prevent faults. This saves time and prevents problems. Overall condition of the machine check spray arm for grease and limescale deposits. If you find such deposits: fill detergent ...
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23 cleaning and maintenance spray arms limescale and contaminants in the rinsing water may block nozzles and bearings on the spray arms 1b and 1j. 1 check outlet nozzles on the spray arms for blockages. 2 unscrew the upper spray arm 1b. 3 remove the lower spray arm 1j upwards. 4 clean spray arms und...
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24 fault, what to do? Fault, what to do? Experience has shown that you can rectify most faults which occur in daily operation yourself. This ensures that the machine is quickly available to you again. In the following over view you can find possible causes of malfunctions and helpful information for...
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25 fault, what to do? Fault table fault cause remedial action “check water supply” display @ lights up. Supply hose kinked. Install supply hose without kinks. Tap turned off. Turn on the tap. Tap jammed or calcified. Turn on the tap. Flow rate must be min. 10 l/min. When water supply is open. Filter...
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26 fault, what to do? Utensils not dry. No or too little rinse aid in the dispenser. Refill rinse aid. Programme selected without drying. Select programme with drying (see overview of programmes, programme sequence). Water collecting in depressions on the utensils and cutlery. Arrange utensils in a ...
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27 fault, what to do? Detergent residue detergent dispenser cover blocked by utensils and therefore does not open fully. Detergent dispenser cover must not be obstructed by utensils. Do not place utensils or fragrance dispenser in the tablet collecting tray. Detergent dispenser cover blocked by the ...
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28 fault, what to do? Coloured (yellow, orange, brown), easily removable deposits inside the appliance (mainly in the floor area) film formation consisting of ingredients from food remnants and substances from the tap water (limes- cale), “soapy” check function of the water softening system (refill ...
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29 fault, what to do? Detergent residue in the detergent dispenser or in the tablet collecting tray. Spray arms blocked by utensils, there- fore detergent is not rinsed out. Ensure that the spray arms can rotate freely. The detergent dispenser was damp when filled. Pour detergent into the dry deterg...
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30 customer service customer ser vice if you are unable to rectify the fault, please contact your customer service. We always find a suitable solution, even to avoid unnecessar y visits by technicians. Contact information for your nearest customer ser vice can be found on the back of these instructi...
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31 installation and connection technical specifications weight : max. 60 kg voltage: 220–240 v, 50 hz or 60 hz connected load: 2.0–2.4 kw fuse: 10/16 a (uk 13a) power input : switched off 0.5 w not switched off 0.5 w water pressure: at least 0.05 mpa (0.5 bar), maximum 1 mpa (10 bar). At a higher wa...
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32 installation and connection warm water connection * warm water connection * depending on model the dishwasher can be connected to cold or hot water up to max. 60 °c. Connection to hot water is recommended if the hot water can be supplied by energetically favourable means and from a suitable insta...
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33 installation and connection removing the appliance also obser ve the sequence of worksteps here. 1 disconnect the appliance from the power supply. 2 turn off the water supply. 3 disconnect the waste water and fresh water connections. 4 loosen fastening screws for the furniture par ts. 5 if fitted...
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34 installation and connection protection against frost protection against frost (emptying the appliance) if the appliance is in a room where there is a risk of frost (e.G. Holiday home), empty the appliance completely (see transpor tation). 6xemhfwwrfkdqjhv.
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