Page 2 - Table of contents; Environmental protection and
aus 2 Table of contents 1 Safety ........................................... 4 1.1 General information ................... 41.2 Intended use.............................. 41.3 Restriction on user group.......... 41.4 Safe installation ......................... 41.5 Safe use .......................
Page 3 - 9 Transportation, storage and
aus 3 14.8 Terminate programme........... 3614.9 Display programme inform- ation ....................................... 36 14.10 Switching off appliance ....... 37 15 Basic settings.......................... 38 15.1 Overview of basic settings .... 3815.2 Changing basic settings........ 4015.3...
Page 4 - Safety; General information; WARNING ‒ Risk of injury!
aus Safety 4 1 Safety Observe the following safety instructions. 1.1 General information ¡ Read this instruction manual carefully. ¡ Keep the instruction manual and the product information safefor future reference or for the next owner. ¡ Do not connect the appliance if it has been damaged in trans...
Page 5 - WARNING ‒ Risk of electric shock!
Safety aus 5 WARNING ‒ Risk of electric shock! Incorrect installation is dangerous. ▶ Connect and operate the appliance only in accordance with thespecifications on the rating plate. ▶ Always use the supplied power cable for the new appliance. ▶ Connect the appliance to a power supply with alternat...
Page 8 - WARNING ‒ Risk of burns!; Damaged appliance
aus Safety 8 WARNING ‒ Risk of burns! The blow opening of the Zeolith container becomes hot and cancause burns. ▶ Never touch the blow opening of the Zeolith container. 1.6 Damaged appliance WARNING ‒ Risk of electric shock! If the appliance or the power cord is damaged, this is dangerous. ▶ Never ...
Page 9 - Children may become trapped in the appliance and suffocate.
Safety aus 9 Children may become trapped in the appliance and suffocate. ▶ Use the childproof lock if fitted. ▶ Never let children play with or operate the appliance. WARNING ‒ Risk of harm to health! Children can lock themselves in the appliance, thereby puttingtheir lives at risk. ▶ With redundan...
Page 10 - Preventing material; Safe installation; Do not use a steam cleaner.
aus Preventing 10 Preventing 2 Preventing material damage Preventing 2.1 Safe installation ATTENTION! Improper installation of the appliancemay cause damage. ▶ If the dishwasher is installed aboveor below other domestic appli-ances, follow the information on in-stallation in combination with adishw...
Page 11 - Childproof lock; Electric childproof lock; WARNING; Environmental protec-; Disposing of packaging; Use the Eco Wash programme.
Childproof lock aus 11 3 Childproof lock The childproof lock lets you protectchildren from possible hazards result-ing from the appliance.The appliance is equipped with anelectrical childproof lock. 3.1 Electric childproof lock The electric childproof lock makes itmore difficult to open the applian...
Page 12 - To avoid impairing Zeolith drying; Installation and con-; The appliance has been tested
aus Installation and connection 12 Tip: To avoid impairing Zeolith drying performance, do not position table-ware parts directly in front of the in-take opening or the blow opening ofthe Zeolith container.Do not position heat-sensitive table-ware parts directly in front of the blowopening of the Z...
Page 13 - Installing and connecting; Installing the drainage connection; tion; Note
Installation and connection aus 13 marks on the appliance. Thesemarks will disappear after the firstwash cycle.The delivery consists of the following: ¡ Dishwasher ¡ Operating instructions ¡ Installation Instructions ¡ Further information documents ¡ Installation material ¡ Steam guard plate ¡ Main...
Page 14 - Electrical connection; Notes
aus Installation and connection 14 5.5 Electrical connection Connect your appliance to the powersupply. Connecting the appliance to theelectricity supply Notes ¡ Follow the Safety instructions→ Page 4 . ¡ Please note that the water safetysystem is only functional if there isa power supply. 1. Inse...
Page 15 - Familiarising yourself with your appliance; You can find an overview of the parts of your appliance here.
Familiarising yourself with your appliance aus 15 6 Familiarising yourself with your appliance 6.1 Appliance You can find an overview of the parts of your appliance here. 1 14 13 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 8 9 11 1 Rating plate Rating plate with E number and FD num-ber → Page 63 . The data you need for Cus...
Page 19 - Programmes; ditional function →
Programmes aus 19 7 Programmes You can find an overview of the pro-grammes that can be selected here.Different programmes, which can befound on the control panel of yourappliance, are available dependingon the appliance configuration.The running time may vary depend-ing on the programme selected. T...
Page 20 - Programme
aus Programmes 20 Programme Consumption val-ues1) Duration inhrs:mins2) Energy con-sumption in kWh3) Water con-sumption in litres Use Programme se-quence Auto Intensive 65-75° ¡ 1) 2:10 - 2:30 ¡ 2) 1.050 - 1.300 ¡ 3) 9.5 - 13.5 Tableware: ¡ Pots and pans,non-fragiletableware andcutlery Level of soi...
Page 22 - tute; Additional functions; Use
aus Additional functions 22 7.1 Information for test insti- tute Test institutes can request the condi-tions for comparison tests, e.g. ac-cording to AS/NZS2007, by sendingan e-mail to [email protected] are the conditions for conduct-ing the tests, however not the resultsor cons...
Page 23 - Features
Features aus 23 Additionalfunction Use HygienePlus ¡ To ensure ahigher hygienestatus for the ap-pliance and table-ware, the temper-ature is raised andmaintained for anextra-long period. ¡ Especially suitablefor cleaning chop-ping boards orbaby bottles. ¡ Continuous use ofthis function in-creases th...
Page 24 - Pull out the top basket.
aus Features 24 Adjusting top basket with sidelevers To wash large items of tableware inthe baskets, adjust the shelf positionof the top basket. 1. Pull out the top basket. 2. To prevent the basket from sud-denly dropping down, hold theside of the basket by the top edge. 3. Press in the levers on t...
Page 25 - Arrange cutlery in the cutlery drawer.; Reorganising cutlery drawer; Tip
Features aus 25 9.3 Cutlery basket Arrange cutlery in the cutlery basket,always without sorting it and with thesharp points downwards. 9.4 Cutlery drawer Arrange cutlery in the cutlery drawer. Arrange cutlery with the points andsharp edges downwards.You can reorganise the cutlerydrawer to make more...
Page 26 - Folding down prongs; Baking sheet spray head; Check that the appliance is al-
aus Features 26 9.5 Etagere Use the cutlery shelf and space un-derneath for small cups and glassesor for large items of cutlery, e.g.cooking spoons or serving cutlery. If you do not need the cutlery shelf,you can fold it up. 9.6 Folding prongs Use the folding prongs to positiontableware securely, e...
Page 27 - Inserting baking sheet spray head
Features aus 27 Inserting baking sheet spray head Use the baking sheet spray head in-stead of the top basket to clean largetrays, grilles and plates. 1. Remove top basket. 2. Insert the baking sheet spray headin the holder and turn to theright . a The baking sheet spray headclicks into position. R...
Page 28 - Set the slider to ON.
aus Features 28 2. Pull the tab on the Extra CleanZone up and forwards . 3. Set the slider to ON. 4. Clean under running water. 5. Place the Extra Clean Zone in thetop basket and lock in place . Check that the mounts are in thecorrect position. a The Extra Clean Zone audiblyclicks into position ...
Page 29 - 0 Before using for the; 1 Rinse aid system; Adding rinse aid
first time aus 29 first time 10 Before using for the first time first time 10.1 Making settings for ini- tial start-up Tip: Connect your appliance to a mo- bile device. You can convenientlychange all settings via theHome Connect app. → "Home Connect quick start", Page 41 Requirement: The...
Page 30 - max; Setting the amount of
aus Detergent 30 2. Add rinse aid up to the max mark. max 3. If rinse aid spills out, remove itfrom the tub.Spilled rinse aid can cause ex-cessive frothing during the washcycle. 4. Close the lid of the dispenser forrinse aid. a The lid clicks into position. 11.2 Setting the amount of rinse aid If t...
Page 31 - Detergent; Separate detergents
Detergent aus 31 Detergent Description Tabs Tabs are suitablefor all cleaningfunctions and donot need to bemeasured out.With shorter Pro-grammes→ Page 19 tabs sometimes donot dissolve en-tirely and leaveresidues of deter-gent. This mayimpair the clean-ing effect. Powder deter-gent Powder deter-gen...
Page 32 - Unsuitable detergents; gents
aus Detergent 32 12.2 Unsuitable detergents Do not use detergent which couldcause damage to the appliance orpresent a risk to health. Detergent Description Hand wash-ing-up liquid Hand washing-up li-quid can cause in-creased frothing anddamage the appli-ance. Detergentcontainingchlorine Chlorine re...
Page 33 - The lid clicks into position.; Damage to glass and; Cause
Tableware aus 33 3. Close the lid of the detergent dis-penser. a The lid clicks into position. a The detergent dispenser will openautomatically at the optimum timeduring the programme. Powder orliquid detergent will spread aroundthe washing tank and dissolvethere. Tablets will fall into the tabletc...
Page 34 - Arrange tableware; Tips
aus Tableware 34 Cause Recommenda-tion Highly caustic al-kaline or highlyacidic cleaningsolutions, in par-ticular commer-cial or industrialcleaners, are notsafe to use in thedishwasher withaluminium. If you are usinghighly caustic al-kaline or highlyacidic cleaningagents, in partic-ular commercialo...
Page 35 - Removing tableware; 4 Basic operation; Opening appliance door; Press the right programme button.; tions; The additional functions which
operation aus 35 13.3 Removing tableware WARNING Risk of injury! Hot tableware can cause burns to theskin. When hot, tableware is sensitiveto shock, may crack and can result ininjury. ▶ When the programme has ended,do not empty the appliance untilthe tableware has cooled down fora while. 1. To prev...
Page 36 - ming; Interrupting programme
aus operation 36 14.5 Setting timer program- ming You can delay the start of the pro-gramme by up to 24 hours. 1. Press . 2. Press or repeatedly until thedisplay shows the right time.Depending on the setting of thetime display, the end of the pro-gramme is shown on the displayby "Finish in"...
Page 37 - Switching off appliance; If you press during the wash
operation aus 37 14.10 Switching off appliance 1. Please note the information onSafe use → Page 10 . 2. Press . Tip: If you press during the wash cycle, the programme currently run-ning will be interrupted. When youswitch the appliance back on, theprogramme continues automatically.
Page 38 - 5 Basic settings; Overview of basic settings; Basic setting
aus Basic settings 38 15 Basic settings You can configure the basic settings for your appliance to meet your needs. 15.1 Overview of basic settings The basic settings depend on the features of your appliance. Basic setting Selection Description Time setting 00:00 - 24:00 Set the current time.The se...
Page 40 - Changing basic settings; 6 Home Connect
aus Home Connect 40 Basic setting Selection Description Remote Start offManualPermanent Activate or deactivate → "Remote Start ", Page 41 . This basic setting is not available untilafter you have connected the devicewith the Home Connect app.→ "Home Connect ", Page 40 Greeting on ...
Page 41 - Home Connect quick; Setting up the Home Connect app; Requirements; Home Connect settings; Basic settings →
Home Connect aus 41 The Home Connect app guides youthrough the entire login process. Fol-low the instructions in the Home Con-nect app to configure the settings. Tips ¡ Please consult the documents sup-plied by Home Connect. ¡ Please also follow the instructionsin the Home Connect app. Note: Pleas...
Page 42 - Activating Remote Start; Remote Diagnostics; For further information and de-
aus Home Connect 42 Activating Remote Start When you have selected "Manual" inthe basic settings of this function, ac-tivate the function on your appliance. Requirements ¡ The appliance is connected to yourWLAN home network. ¡ The appliance is connected to theHome Connect app. ¡ "Manual...
Page 43 - 7 Cleaning and servi-; Cleaning the tub; You can get our tested and ap-
Cleaning and servicing aus 43 17 Cleaning and servi- cing To keep your appliance working effi-ciently for a long time, it is importantto clean and maintain it carefully. 17.1 Cleaning the tub WARNING Risk of harm to health! Using detergents containing chlorinemay result in harm to health. ▶ Never u...
Page 44 - Running Machine Care; Cleaning filters
aus Cleaning and servicing 44 To ensure optimum cleaning perform-ance, the programme doses the de-tergents independently of each an-other during the relevant cleaningphase. Correct placement of the de-tergents is necessary here.Run Machine Care without tablewareif the indicator for Machine Careligh...
Page 45 - Turn the coarse filter anticlockwise; Cleaning spray arms
Cleaning and servicing aus 45 2. Turn the coarse filter anticlockwise and remove the filter system . ‒ Check that no foreign objectsfall into the sump. 1 2 3. Pull down the micro filter to re-move. 4. Press the locking catches to-gether and lift the coarse filter out . 1 2 5. Clean the filter ele...
Page 46 - Insert the lower spray arm.
aus Cleaning and servicing 46 2. Pull up the lower spray arm to re-move. 3. Check the outlet nozzles on thespray arms for blockages underrunning water and remove any for-eign bodies. 4. Insert the lower spray arm. a The spray arm clicks into position. 5. Insert the upper spray arm andscrew it firml...
Page 47 - 8 Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting aus 47 18 Troubleshooting You can rectify minor faults on your appliance yourself. Read the troubleshoot-ing information before contacting after-sales service. This will avoid unneces-sary costs. WARNING Risk of electric shock! Incorrect repairs are dangerous. ▶ Repairs to the appli...
Page 48 - Fault
aus Troubleshooting 48 Fault Cause and troubleshooting Appliance door doesnot open. Automatic door opening is not in home position. ▶ Wait one second after closing the appliance door. Appliance door openstoo wide when activ-ated. Door is not correctly adjusted. ▶ Adjust the appliance door as descri...
Page 61 - Clean wastewater pump; age and disposal; Removing the appliance
Transportation, storage and disposal aus 61 18.1 Clean wastewater pump Large remnants of food or foreignbodies can block the waste waterpump. As soon as the rinsing waterno longer drains properly, the wastewater pump must be cleaned. WARNING Risk of injury! Sharp and pointed objects or frag-ments o...
Page 62 - Protect appliance from; Always transport the dish-; ance
aus Transportation, storage and disposal 62 19.2 Protect appliance from frost If there is a risk of frost where the ap-pliance will be standing, e.g. in a holi-day home, empty the appliance com-pletely. ▶ Empty the appliance. → "Transporting the appliance", Page 62 19.3 Transporting the ap...
Page 63 - 0 Customer Service
Customer Service aus 63 20 Customer Service Detailed information on the warrantyperiod and terms of warranty in yourcountry is available from our after-sales service, your retailer or on ourwebsite.If you contact Customer Service, youwill require the product number (E-Nr.), the production number (F...
Page 64 - 1 Technical specifications; Information regarding; 2 Declaration of Con-; Depending on the appliance specifications
aus Technical specifications 64 21 Technical specifications Weight Max.: 60 kg Voltage 220-240 V, 50 Hz or 60 Hz Power rating 2000 - 2400 W Fuse 10 A Water pressure ¡ min. 50 kPa (0.5 bar) ¡ max. 1000 kPa (10 bar) Inlet rate Min. 10 l/min Water temperature Cold water.Hot water max.: 60 °C Capacity ...
Page 68 - Register your new device on MyBosch now and profit directly from:
Thank you for buying a Bosch Home Appliance! Register your new device on MyBosch now and profit directly from: • Expert tips & tricks for your appliance• Warranty extension options• Discounts for accessories & spare-parts• Digital manual and all appliance data at hand• Easy access to Bosch H...
