Westinghouse WSF6602 Manual - Free PDF Download

Page 2 - CORRECT USE

Electrolux. Thinking of you. Westinghouse. We are part of the Electrolux family. Share more of our thinking at www.electrolux.com CONTENTS Safety information 2 Product description 4 Control panel 5 Use of the appliance 6 Use of detergent and rinse aid 6 Loading cutlery and dishes 7 Setting and start...

Page 4 - PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 7 6 1 Upper basket 2 Air vent 3 Detergent dispenser 4 Rinse aid dispenser 5 Rating plate 6 Filters 7 Lower spray arm 8 Upper spray arm 9 Worktop 4 westinghouse

Page 5 - CONTROL PANEL; THE DISPLAY

CONTROL PANEL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 On/off button 2 Program indicators 3 Display 4 Indicators 5 START indicator 6 START button 7 DELAY button 8 PROGRAM button Indicators Button LOCK indicator. It comes on when the 'Button LOCK' function is activa-ted. Rinse Aid indicator. It comes on when it is necessar...

Page 6 - USE OF THE APPLIANCE; USE OF DETERGENT

to 'Setting and starting a washing pro-gram'. PROGRAM BUTTON Press this button repeatedly to set a wash-ing program. Each time you press this but-ton, a symbol that is related to a washingprogram comes on. Refer to 'Washing pro-grams' chart. SETTING MODE The appliance must be in setting modefor thes...

Page 7 - LOADING CUTLERY AND DISHES; HELPFUL HINTS AND TIPS

Rinse aid makes it possible to dry thedishes without streaks and stains.Rinse aid is automatically added during thelast rinsing phase.Follow these steps to fill the rinse aid dis-penser: Filling with rinse aid 1. Press the release button 6 to open the lid 5 of the rinse aid dispenser. 2. Fill the ri...

Page 8 - LOADING THE CUTLERY BASKET; Do not put long-bladed

XXL 34 cm 9 x XXL 9 x 34 cm LOADING THE CUTLERY BASKET Warning! Do not put long-bladed knives in a vertical position. Arrangelong and sharp cutlery horizontally inthe upper basket. Be careful with sharpitems. Forks and spoons should be placed in theremovable cutlery basket with the handlesfacing dow...

Page 9 - LOADING THE UPPER BASKET

LOADING THE UPPER BASKET The upper basket is for plates, saucers, sal-ad bowls, cups and glasses. Arrange theitems to let water touch all surfaces. Putglasses with long stems in the cup rackswith the stems up. For longer items, foldthe cup racks up. 25 cm 14 cm westinghouse 9

Page 11 - SETTING AND STARTING A WASHING PROGRAM; CANCELLING THE DELAY START

SETTING AND STARTING A WASHING PROGRAM STARTING THE WASHING PROGRAMWITHOUT DELAY START 1. Close the appliance door.2. Switch on the appliance. Make sure that the appliance is in setting mode. 3. Set a washing program. Refer to 'Wash- ing programs'.• The related program indicator comes on. • All othe...

Page 12 - • There can be water on the sides and

• There can be water on the sides and door of the appliance. Stainless steel be-comes cool more quickly than the dishes. 12 westinghouse

Page 13 - WASHING PROGRAMS; Consumption values

WASHING PROGRAMS Program Type of soil Type of load Program description RINSE Use this program to quickly rinse thedishes. This prevents the remaining foodto bond on the dishes and bad odours tocome out from the appliance.Do not use detergent with this program. Rinse FAST30 1) Fresh soil Crockery and...

Page 14 - CARE AND CLEANING; TO REMOVE AND CLEAN THE FILTERS; Switch the appliance off; CLEANING THE SPRAY ARMS; Disconnect the mains plug from the

CARE AND CLEANING TO REMOVE AND CLEAN THE FILTERS Warning! Switch the appliance off before you carry out any cleaningoperation. Dirty filters decrease the washing results.Although the maintenance is very low withthese filters, we recommend that you regu-larly check the filters and clean them if nec-...

Page 15 - WHAT TO DO IF...

FROST PRECAUTIONS Caution! Do not install the appliance where the temperature is below 0 °C.The manufacturer is not responsible fordamage caused by frost. MOVING THE APPLIANCE 1. Disconnect the mains plug from the mains socket. 2. Close the water tap.3. Remove the appliance and the hoses.4. Do not t...

Page 16 - THE WASHING RESULTS AND DRYING RESULTS ARE NOT SATISFACTORY

After the check, switch on the appliance.The program continues from the point of in-terruption. If the malfunction occurs again,contact your Customer Care Centre.If the display shows an alarm code, not de-scribed in the chart, contact your CustomerCare Centre. When you contact the Customer Care Cen-...

Page 17 - FITTING UNDER A KITCHEN COUNTER; Make sure that the mains; REMOVING THE WORKTOP; Pull the worktop behind the appliance

TECHNICAL DATA Dimensions WidthHeightDepth 596 mm850 mm620 mm Electrical connection VoltageOverall powerFuseFrequency 220-240 V 2200 W 10 A 50 Hz Water supply pressure min.max. 50 kPa (7 psi) 800 kPa (116 psi) Capacity Place settings 13 INSTALLATION FITTING UNDER A KITCHEN COUNTER Warning! Make sure...

Page 18 - WATER CONNECTION; WATER INLET HOSE; Always use new hoses when; WATER DRAIN HOSE; Make sure that the water

If the door does not close correctly, loosenor tighten the adjustable feet to level the ap-pliance. WATER CONNECTION WATER INLET HOSE Connect the appliance to a cold water sup-ply.Connect the inlet hose to a water tap withan external BSP thread spout of 3/4”.Once connected the inlet hose to the wate...

Page 19 - OLD APPLIANCE

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Warning! • The manufacturer accepts no liability for failure to observe the below safe-ty precautions. • Safety standards require the appli- ance to be earthed. • Prior to using the appliance for the first time, ensure that the rated volt-age and type of supply on the ratingpla...

Page 20 - WARRANTY

WARRANTY FOR SALES IN AUSTRALIA AND NEWZEALANDAPPLIANCE: DISHWASHER This document sets out the terms andconditions of the product warrantiesfor Electrolux Appliances. It is an im-portant document. Please keep it withyour proof of purchase documents in asafe place for future reference shouldyou requi...

Page 21 - Important Notice

7. You may not make a claim under this warranty unless the defect claimed isdue to faulty or defective parts or work-manship. Electrolux is not liable in thefollowing situations (which are not ex-haustive):a) the Appliance is damaged by: – accident– misuse or abuse, including failure to properly mai...