DC is a versatile brand offering a range of products, from heavy-duty commercial glasswashers and passthrough dishwashers to everyday consumer electronics.
DC encompasses a diverse range of products, most notably heavy-duty commercial warewashing systems such as undercounter glasswashers and standard passthrough dishwashers. These reliable machines are designed for the demanding environments of the catering and hospitality industries. In addition to commercial kitchen equipment, the DC brand name is also found on various consumer electronics and accessories.
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For models equipped with an integral water softener, the display will warn of low salt. When prompted, ensure the machine is empty, open the door, unscrew the salt container lid, and fill with granular catering salt only.
No, you should never use regular washing up liquid or soap in a DC dishwasher. These can cause excessive foaming, which reduces washing performance, prevents draining, and can potentially damage or flood the machine.
When the wash cycle button turns magenta, it indicates that the machine is currently in the draining phase.
The filters provide protection for the internal pumps and should be checked and cleaned daily. Remove the filters, empty any debris, and clean them thoroughly under water using a soft brush before operations resume.