Hisense Dishwasher User Manual

Model: HS673A60X

Your Dishwasher

Install the dishwasher as described in the Installation chapter. Press the power button. For optimal dishwashing results, select the appropriate settings the first time the dishwasher is switched on. Refer to the "Before washing for the first time" chapter.

Control Panel Overview:

On/Off Button: Powers the dishwasher on or off.
Program Selection Buttons: Auto 45-65°, Eco 55°, 1h 65°, Intensive 70°, Glass 40°, Hygiene 70°, Night 55°, Clean (Self-clean), Remote (WiFi).
Option Buttons: Auto Dry, Delayed start, Speed wash.
Start/Pause/Stop Button: Starts, pauses, or stops the selected program.
Display: Shows program time, status, and error messages.
WiFi Indicator: Indicates WiFi connectivity status.

Information on the display:

Connected to the cloud: Flashes when connecting.
Top up with rinse aid: Indicates low rinse aid level.
Top up with salt: Indicates low salt level.
CLn: Run the Clean (Self-clean) program.

NOTE: The control panel only responds when the dishwasher door is closed.

Safety Instructions

Read and keep the user manual in a safe place.
The dishwasher has 16 standard place settings.
Use the dishwasher only as described in these instructions.
Do not load the dishwasher door or baskets with items other than dishes.
Keep the dishwasher door closed when not in use to prevent tripping hazards. Push baskets in to avoid tipping.
Use only dishwasher detergent.
Children aged 8 and above, and individuals with reduced physical or mental capabilities, may use the machine under supervision and with proper instruction. Cleaning must be done without supervision.
Damaged power cords must be replaced by authorized service personnel.
Use the dishwasher only for household dishes in a household environment.
Do not place items with solvent residues in the dishwasher due to explosion risk. Do not wash dishes with ash, wax, or lubricants.
Supervise children to ensure they do not play with the dishwasher. Be vigilant when the door is open, as detergent may remain inside. Start the dishwasher immediately after adding detergent.

WARNING! Knives and pointed items should be placed horizontally in the cutlery basket.

WARNING! Children must be supervised; dishwasher detergent is corrosive.

Before Washing for the First Time

1. Water Hardness

For optimal results, use soft water. Hard water can leave a white coating. Check your local water hardness and adjust the water softener settings accordingly. Refer to the table for recommended settings.

°dH	°fH	°eH	mmol/l	Recommended setting
0-5	0-9	0-6	0.0-0.9	4:00
6-8	10-14	7-10	1.0-1.4	4:01
9-11	15-20	11-14	1.5-2.0	4:02
12-14	21-25	15-18	2.1-2.5	4:03
15-19	26-34	19-24	2.6-3.4	4:04
20-24	35-43	25-30	3.5-4.3	4:05
25-29	44-52	31-36	4.4-5.2	4:06
30-39	53-70	37-49	5.3-7.0	4:07
40-49	71-88	50-61	7.1-8.8	4:08
50	89	62	8.9	4:09

If water hardness exceeds 50°dH, an external water softener is recommended.

Increased consumption during regeneration: The dishwasher's water softener regenerates automatically, which increases energy and water consumption. The frequency depends on the selected setting.

WARNING! Select the correct water softener setting to prevent white coating on dishes. Never run the dishwasher with an empty salt compartment if water hardness exceeds 5°dH.

2. Basic Settings

Set up the following:

Rinse aid
Water hardness
TAB (All-in-one detergent)

3. Top up with Rinse Aid

Rinse aid improves drying and results in spotless dishes. Top up the rinse aid compartment when the indicator light is on.

Open the rinse aid compartment lid.
Fill to the MAX level.
Wipe away any spills.
Close the lid firmly.

4. Top up with Salt

For water hardness above 5°dH, fill the salt compartment with special dishwasher salt. Top up when the salt indicator light is on.

Remove the salt compartment lid.
Insert the funnel and fill with about 1 liter of water (only for the first time).
Add salt (max. 750g).
Wipe away excess salt and close the lid.

WARNING! Start a program immediately after adding salt to prevent rust stains.

Greener Dishwashing

Save energy and water by:

Not rinsing dishes under running water; scrape off large food particles.
Choosing an environmentally friendly detergent.
Running a fully loaded dishwasher.
Running programs at lower temperatures when dishes are not heavily soiled.
Using the Eco 55° program for normally soiled dishes, which is the most effective for energy and water consumption.
Using the Auto Dry option for shorter programs and better drying.
Connecting to cold water supply if heating is oil, electric, or gas.
Connecting to hot water supply (max. 70°C) if using energy-efficient heating methods like district heating or solar power.

NOTE! Do not exceed the permitted water supply temperature, as some cookware may not withstand high heat.

Loading the Dishwasher

Load dishes carefully for optimal washing, drying, energy, and water efficiency.

Ensure all dirty surfaces face inwards and downwards.
Do not stack dishes on top of each other.
Angle hollow items like cups to allow water to drain.
Place small items in the top cutlery tray to prevent them from falling through the basket.

The Dishwasher's Baskets: The dishwasher includes a top cutlery tray, an upper basket, and a lower basket. Basket appearance may vary.

WARNING! Be careful with fully loaded baskets; push them in to avoid tipping.

Top Cutlery Tray:

Designed for cutlery, ladles, whisks, and serving items. It has three parts that can be adjusted sideways.

Upper Basket:

Place glasses, cups, bowls, side plates, and saucers here. Wine glasses fit on the glass shelf, and knives in the knife stand. Ensure all dirty surfaces face inwards and downwards.

Raising and Lowering the Upper Basket:

Pull out the upper basket.
Lift the basket using both hands.
The basket will drop to the bottom position if raised to the top. Ensure both sides are at the same height.

Lower Basket:

Place plates, side plates, serving dishes, and pots here. Cutlery can be placed in the cutlery holder.

Adjustable Plate Supports: These can be folded down to make loading pots, bowls, and glasses easier.

NOTE! Ensure the spray arms can rotate freely.

Using the Dishwasher

Add Detergent:

Follow detergent packaging instructions. Use detergent and rinse aid doses suitable for soft water. Too much detergent can reduce effectiveness and increase environmental impact.

Detergent Compartment: Must be dry when adding detergent.

NOTE! Use only dishwasher detergent. Washing-up liquid can cause excessive foam and operational issues.

All-in-One Detergent: Activate the TAB setting if using all-in-one detergent with rinse aid. Dishwasher tablets are not recommended for short programs (under 75 minutes).

NOTE! Optimal results are achieved with normal detergent, separate rinse aid, and salt.

Select Program:

Choose a program based on the type and soiling of the dishes. Eco 55° is the default.

Auto 45-65°: Automatically adjusts water and temperature based on soil level. Needs 5 cycles to adapt.
Eco 55°: Most energy and water-efficient for normally soiled dishes.
1h 65°: Quick program for lightly dried leftovers. Not for burnt food. Auto Dry is recommended for best drying.
Intensive 70°: For very dirty dishes like pans and casserole dishes.
Glass 40°: Gentle program for fragile items like crystal/glass. Use minimal detergent and ensure items do not touch.
Hygiene 70°: Ideal for high hygiene demands (e.g., baby bottles, cutting boards).
Night 55°: Quieter program, suitable for overnight use, with an extended program time.
Clean (Self-clean): For hygienic cleaning of the dishwasher tub, spray arms, and pipes. Use dishwasher detergent or citric acid.
Remote (WiFi): Allows remote control via the ConnectLife app. Connect to your wireless network. To remote start, close the door, press the power button, then the WiFi button. The 'APP' indicator will flash. Select and start a program in the ConnectLife app.

Select Option:

Auto Dry: Automatically opens the door for improved drying and shorter program time. Wait for dishes to cool before unloading.
Delayed start: Starts the dishwasher 1-24 hours later. Press the relevant buttons to set the hours, then press to start the countdown. Press and hold the button for three seconds to cancel.
Speed wash: Shortens program time but increases energy and water consumption.

NOTE! For best drying, do not close the door before the drying phase is complete and the machine has switched off.

WARNING! Do not block or close the door when it opens automatically, as this may damage the lock mechanism. Wait at least 5 minutes before closing.

Start/Pause/Stop:

Press the button to start the program. The display will count down. To remote start, see ConnectLife chapter.

Stopping or Changing a Program:

Press and hold the button for three seconds to pause. Press and hold for another five seconds to interrupt or change the program. Open the door, add detergent if needed, close the door, select a new program, and press.

Remaining Time:

The display shows the remaining program time, which is updated during the drying phase. This may vary based on water supply temperature, load size, and ambient temperature.

If You Want to Load More Dishes:

Press and hold the button for three seconds to pause. Open the door, add dishes, and close the door. The program will resume. If remotely started, you can monitor and stop the program, but not restart it remotely.

Power Failure:

If power is restored during a program, it will continue. If power is cut during drying, the program is interrupted. For remotely started programs, power restoration resumes the program.

Once the Program Has Finished:

The display shows "End", and a short signal sounds. The dishwasher switches off automatically. Shut off the water tap after each use.

The Best Drying Results:

Fully load the dishwasher.
Angle hollow items for drainage.
Top up rinse aid or increase dosage.
Activate Auto Dry.
Allow dishes to cool before unloading.

Unloading the Dishwasher:

Unload the lower basket first to avoid water dripping from the upper basket onto dry dishes.

Program Chart

Program	Detergent (ml)	Option	Number of prewashes	Main wash	Number of rinses	Final rinse	Dishwashing time (approx. hrs:min)	Energy (approx. kWh)	Water cons. (liter)
Auto 45-65°	25	(3)	1-2	45-65 °C	2-3	60 °C	2:10-3:10	0.9-1.4	11.5-19.0
Eco 55°	25	(3)	55 °C	2	37 °C	4:05	0.55	9.6
1h 65°	25	(3)	65 °C	3	65 °C	1:00	1.1	15.0
Intensive 70°	25	2	70 °C	2	70 °C	2:50	1.6	16.0
Glass 40°	20	40 °C	2	50 °C	1:40	0.7	10.0
Hygiene 70°	25	70 °C	2	70 °C	1:05	1.3	11.0
Night 55°	25	1	55 °C	2	65 °C	5:35	1.4	14.0

1) Consumption values vary based on various factors. Eco 55° values are accurate; others are indicative.

2) Eco 55° is the most effective program for energy and water consumption and is used for EU ecodesign compliance.

3) Auto Dry option.

ConnectLife

ConnectLife is a smart home platform for monitoring and controlling appliances. Requires a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network and the ConnectLife app.

To connect:

Install the ConnectLife app and create an account.
Add the dishwasher in the app using the QR code or serial number.
Follow the app's instructions to connect.
Once connected, the appliance can be operated remotely.

Connect to a Network and Pair: Follow the app instructions. On the dishwasher, press the WiFi button to activate the WiFi module, then press and hold for 3 seconds to start connecting.

Network Symbol on Display:

Flashing 0.5 sec: Ready to connect.
Flashing 1.0 sec: Connected to wireless network.
Glows: Connected to wireless network and cloud.

Remote Control the Dishwasher:

Use the ConnectLife app to monitor and change settings. The network symbol indicates pairing.

Remote Start the Dishwasher:

Close the door, press the power button, then the WiFi button. 'APP' will flash. Select and start a program in the ConnectLife app. The machine switches off if the door is not closed within 2 minutes.

NOTE! The dishwasher can be used without the app. Control panel commands are blocked for 10 seconds when the app is active.

Pair More Devices:

Follow the app instructions to pair additional devices/users using the QR code or serial number.

Deactivate/Activate WiFi Connection:

Deactivate: Press and hold the WiFi button for 8 seconds ('Off' appears).
Activate: Briefly press the WiFi button ('On' appears).

Remove Devices:

On the dishwasher's control panel, press and hold the WiFi button until 'P' is shown. Once the countdown begins, press and hold for 3 seconds. 'UnP' indicates devices have been erased.

For questions, visit www.connectlife.io or contact hello@connectlife.io.

Settings

Press the power button to access settings. Press and hold the power and a navigation button until 'SEt' is shown. Use the navigation buttons to step through settings and alternatives. Confirm with the power button. Press the power button again to exit.

Settings	Alternatives	Description
Automatic child lock (CL)	1:00 (Off) 1:01 (On)	Prevents children from starting the dishwasher. Press and hold the lock button for three seconds to temporarily activate/deactivate. 'CL' will be shown on the display.
Sounds	2:00 - 2:03 (2:00 Off)	Beeps confirm button presses and program completion. A loud buzzer indicates error messages.
Rinse aid	3:00 - 3:05 (3:00 Off)	Adjusts rinse aid dosage. Increase if dishes have water marks. Decrease if dishes have a sticky white/blue film, are streaked, or if foam builds up. Dilute rinse aid 50:50 with water for very soft water. Pre-selected at factory: 3:04.
Water hardness	4:00 - 4:09 (4:00 Off)	Adjusts the water softener based on water supply hardness. For hardness above 5°dH, fill with salt. For hardness below 6°dH, select 4:00; the water softener is deactivated. Pre-selected at factory: 4:04.
TAB (All-in-one detergent)	5:00 (Off) 5:01 (On)	Activate when using all-in-one detergent with rinse aid. This setting affects rinse aid dosage and water softener regeneration frequency. Pre-selected at factory: 5:00.
Error readout	F--	Displays error messages. Contact service with the latest error message.
Restore factory defaults	rSt	Restores all settings to factory defaults. Select 'rSt' and confirm with the power button.
Exit	End	Select 'End' and press the power button to exit the menu. The menu closes automatically after three seconds.

Care and Cleaning

Top up with Rinse Aid:

Top up when the indicator light is on. Follow the steps in "Using the Dishwasher" section.

Top up with Salt:

Top up when the indicator light is on. Follow the steps in "Using the Dishwasher" section.

WARNING! Never pour dishwasher detergent into the salt compartment; it destroys the water softener.

Clean the Filter:

The filter traps food particles. Empty and clean it when necessary. Turn the locking ring anticlockwise, lift the filter, clean it, and refit it, turning the ring clockwise. Ensure a proper seal.

NOTE! Do not use the dishwasher without the filter in place.

Check that the yellow drainage pump stop is in place.

Cleaning the Spray Arms:

Clean blocked holes and bearings with a pin. Remove spray arms for easier cleaning. Ensure they are refitted securely.

Upper spray arm: Pull out the upper basket and unscrew the spray arm.
Lower spray arm: Pull the spray arm straight up to release it.

Clean the Outside of the Dishwasher:

Door and door seal: Clean with a slightly damp cloth. Use a brush for the door seal.
Control panel: Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaning products.

CLn - Run the Clean (Self-clean) program:

Dishwasher tub: For hard water, run the Self-clean program with citric acid (two tablespoons) in the detergent compartment. Special cleaners are also available.

Remove Blockages:

Unblocking the drainage pump: If water remains after a program, the pump may be blocked. Turn off the machine, remove the plug, remove filters, scoop out water, remove the drainage pump stop, clear debris from the pump wheel, refit the stop and filters, and plug the machine back in.

NOTE! Ensure the drainage pump stop is refitted.

Unblocking the inlet hose filter: If the water supply contains particles, the inlet hose filter may be blocked. Turn off the machine, turn off the water tap, unscrew the inlet hose, clean the filter, refit it ensuring the gasket is correctly positioned, screw the hose back on, plug in the machine, turn on the water tap, and check for leaks.

Winter Storage/Transport:

Store above freezing temperatures. Avoid prolonged transport in very cold weather. Transport upright or on its back. Remove water before storage or transport.

Troubleshooting

Error Messages:

Error Code	Problem	Action
F10	Overfilling water	Unblock drainage pump. Contact service if persists.
F11	Water outlet fault	See "Water remains in the dishwasher" in General troubleshooting. Contact service if persists.
F12	Water inlet fault	Check water tap is on and inlet hose filter is not blocked. Contact service if persists.
F40	Inlet valve leakage	Turn off water tap. Contact service.
F41	Heater fault 1	Turn off water tap, remove plug. Contact service.
F45	Diverter fault	Contact service.
F52	Water level fault	Clean filters, check inlet hose filter and drainage hose installation. Contact service if persists.
F54	Overfilling water	Turn off water tap. Contact service. Do not remove plug until water tap is off.
F56	Circulation pump fault	Contact service.
F67	Water inlet fault	Check water tap is on and inlet hose filter is not blocked. Contact service if persists.
F68	BLDC drain pump fault	See "Water remains in the dishwasher" in General troubleshooting. Contact service if persists.

Press any button to clear error messages.

General Problems:

Problem	Possible Causes	Action
Control panel does not react	Pressed too soon after closing door.	Wait and try again.
	Door is open.	Control panel only reacts when door is closed.
	Child lock or Automatic child lock activated.	See Safety Instructions.
	Dirt on control panel.	Clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth.
	Control panel requires calibration.	Turn off water tap, remove plug, wait 60 seconds, plug back in, turn on water tap.
Cannot close door.	Baskets not positioned correctly.	Check basket horizontal positioning.
	Dishes blocking baskets.	Ensure dishes do not block basket sliding.
	Door lock not clicking in.	Check door lock. If not locked, open door. Press and hold Auto Dry until countdown ends (60s). Close door and check lock.
Dishwasher does not start.	Power button not pressed.	Press power button. Display counts down.
	Door not properly closed.	Check door closure.
	Added dishes mid-program.	Close door and press power button.
	Door lock not engaged.	Check door lock. If not locked, open door. Press and hold Auto Dry until countdown ends (60s). Close door and check lock.
	Delayed start selected.	Press and hold the cancel button for three seconds to cancel.
	Plug not in wall socket.	Check plug connection.
	Fuse/circuit breaker tripped.	Check fuse/breaker.
Dishes are not clean.	Spray arms blocked.	Check spray arms. See Care and cleaning.
	Unsuitable program.	Select a program with higher temperature (e.g., Intensive 70°).
	Incorrect detergent dosage.	Adjust dosage based on water hardness.
	Old detergent.	Avoid old detergent.
	Dishes loaded incorrectly.	Do not cover items. Avoid placing tall glasses in basket corners. See Loading the dishwasher.
	Glasses/cups toppled over.	Place dishes securely.
	Filters clogged.	Clean filters. See Care and cleaning.
	Filters not fitted correctly.	Check filter fitting. See Care and cleaning.
	Drainage pump stop missing.	Check drainage pump stop. See Care and cleaning.
Spots on stainless steel or silver.	Foodstuffs like mustard, lemon, vinegar, salt, dressings.	Rinse off immediately if not starting the dishwasher. Consider 1h 65° with Speed wash.
	Stainless steel in contact with silver.	Separate different metals.
Spots or films on dishes.	Incorrect rinse aid dosage.	Adjust rinse aid setting. See Settings.
	TAB setting activated with insufficient drying effect.	Switch to all-in-one detergents or deactivate TAB and use salt/rinse aid. See Settings.
Dishes have a sticky white/blue film.	Salt compartment empty.	Top up salt. See Before washing for the first time.
	Incorrect water softener setting.	Adjust water softener setting. See Settings.
	Water softener leaking salt.	Check salt compartment lid. Contact service if persists.
	High temperature/detergent on crystal.	Wash crystal at low temperature with conservative detergent. Contact detergent manufacturer.
	Rinse aid dosage too high.	Reduce dosage. See Settings. Dilute rinse aid 50:50 with water if very soft water.
Spots left after washing.	Lipstick/tea/coffee stains.	Use detergent with bleaching agent.
	Detergent compartment damp when adding detergent.	Ensure compartment is dry.
	Detergent compartment blocked.	Check dishes are not blocking compartment opening.
Rattling sound when dishwashing.	Dishes not placed securely or spray arms not rotating.	Check dish placement and spray arm rotation.
1 minute shown for longer period.	Program taking longer than estimated.	No action needed. Program time stored for next run.
Water remains in dishwasher.	Filters clogged.	Clean filters. See Care and cleaning.
	Filters not fitted correctly.	Check filter fitting. See Care and cleaning.
	Debris in drainage pump.	Clean drainage pump. See Care and cleaning.
	Drainage pump stop missing.	Check drainage pump stop. See Care and cleaning.
	Kink in drainage hose.	Check hose for kinks/bends.
	Blocked drainage hose.	Disconnect hose from sink trap. Check for debris and ensure 14mm inner diameter connection.
Bad odour in dishwasher.	Dirt around seals and corners.	Clean with brush and low-foaming cleaner.
	Low temperature programs used for prolonged period.	Run high temperature or self-cleaning program monthly.
Grease deposits in dishwasher.	Low temperature programs used for prolonged period.	Select high temperature program (e.g., Intensive 70°) or run self-cleaning program.
Dishes are not dry enough.	Auto Dry option not activated.	Activate Auto Dry option.
	Dishwasher not fully loaded.	Fully load the dishwasher.
	Rinse aid needs topping up or dosage too low.	Top up rinse aid or increase dosage.
	TAB setting with insufficient drying effect.	Switch detergents or deactivate TAB and use salt/rinse aid. See Settings.

Installation

Safety Instructions:

Connections must be made by a qualified professional.
Follow all applicable regulations for water, drainage, and electricity.
Wear protective gloves. Two people are recommended for installation.
Place a drip tray under the dishwasher to prevent damage from leaks.
Before securing, test the dishwasher with the 1h 65° program and Speed wash option. Check water filling, draining, and for leaks.

WARNING! Turn off the water supply and disconnect power before installation.

Placing the Dishwasher:

The dishwasher can be installed under a worktop or freestanding. Ensure the installation area is firm.

Adjust the Height and Slide into Place:

Adjust the feet to ensure the dishwasher is level. Check that the door opens freely and is centered.

Freestanding: Adjust height for level installation. Ensure door opens freely.
Built-in: Measure worktop height. Adjust feet to fit under the worktop with at least a 3mm air gap. Slide the dishwasher into place, pulling hoses and cables. Ensure the drainage hose has no kinks. Check the door opens freely. Make final adjustments to the front feet.

The dishwasher can be installed without its worktop.

Drainage Connection:

The drainage hose can be extended up to 3m (total length max 4.5m). Joints must have a minimum 14mm internal diameter. The hose must discharge at least 350mm above the machine's bottom. Ensure the hose has no kinks and is attached securely with a hose clamp. The hose must not be routed directly to a floor drain. Ensure the sink's water trap is ventilated and the hose is attached at the same height as the underside of the worktop to prevent backflow.

Connection to Water Supply:

Use only the supplied inlet hose. Ensure the water tap is easily accessible for shut-off. After installation, turn on the water tap and check for watertight connections.

Cold water supply: Connect if heating is oil, electric, or gas.
Hot water supply: Connect if using energy-efficient heating (max. 70°C). This reduces energy consumption.

NOTE! Do not exceed the permitted water supply temperature.

Electrical Connection:

Match specifications on the serial number plate to the electricity supply. Connect to an earthed socket located outside the installation area. Do not use an extension cord.

Fit the Sound Insulation:

(Only certain models) Install sound insulation as shown in the diagram.

Remove Dishwasher Worktop:

If the worktop is removed, the dishwasher must be enclosed on both sides and under a separate worktop. A brace may be needed if a side is visible.

Service

Refer to the Troubleshooting chapter before contacting service. For professional help, visit global.hisense.com. Provide article number and serial number when contacting service.

NOTE! Non-professional repairs may risk user safety and void the warranty.

Number of Program Cycles:

Press and hold the navigation buttons for 3 seconds to display the number of program cycles.

Technical Data and Energy Labelling

Technical Data:

Height: 846-896 mm
Width: 599 mm
Depth: 598 mm
Weight: 40 kg
Number of standard place settings: 16
Water pressure: 0.03-1.0 MPa
Electrical connection: See serial number plate
Rated power: See serial number plate

Information for Consumers:

Find information at global.hisense.com or the EU Product Registration database for Energy Labelling (EPREL). Scan the QR code on the energy label or search by model name.

Information for Test Institute:

Information is available in the European Product Database for Energy Labelling (EPREL). Order by email: dishwashers@appliance-development.com. Include article number, serial number, and model name.

Declaration of Conformity:

This appliance conforms to relevant European directives and standards.

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