FINPUTSAD Integrated Dishwasher

Table of Contents

• Safety Information
• Product Description
• Control Panel
• First Use
• Loading the Racks
• Daily Use
• Functions
• Programs Table
• Cleaning and Maintenance
• What to do if...
• After-Sales Service
• Technical Data
• Environmental Concerns
• Installation
• IKEA Guarantee

Safety Information

Before using the appliance, read these safety instructions carefully and keep them for future reference. The manufacturer declines liability for failure to observe these instructions, inappropriate use, or incorrect control settings.

General Safety:

• Keep very young children (0-3 years) away from the appliance.
• Keep young children (3-8 years) away unless continuously supervised.
• Children aged 8 and above, and persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience, can use this appliance only if supervised or instructed on safe use and understand the hazards.
• Children must not play with the appliance.
• Cleaning and user maintenance must not be performed by children without supervision.

Permitted Use:

• The appliance is intended for household and similar applications (staff kitchens, hotels, B&Bs, residential environments).
• Not for professional use or outdoor use.
• The maximum number of place settings is indicated on the product sheet.

Warnings:

• Do not leave the door open (risk of tripping). The open door can only support the weight of a pulled-out rack. Do not rest objects on the door or sit/stand on it.
• Dishwasher detergents are strongly alkaline and dangerous if swallowed. Avoid contact with skin/eyes and keep children away when the door is open. Ensure the detergent receptacle is empty after the wash cycle.
• Load knives and sharp utensils with points down or horizontally (risk of cuts).
• Do not store explosive or flammable substances near the appliance (risk of fire).
• Use only for washing domestic dishes. Water in the appliance is not potable.
• Use only detergent and rinse additives designed for automatic dishwashers.
• When adding water softener (salt), run an empty cycle to prevent corrosion.
• Store detergent, rinse aid, and salt out of reach of children.
• Shut off water supply and disconnect power before servicing.
• Disconnect water and electricity supply in case of malfunction.

Installation Warnings:

• Handle and install by two or more persons (risk of injury). Use protective gloves (risk of cuts).
• Installation (water, electrical, repairs) must be done by a qualified technician. Do not replace parts unless stated in the manual. Keep children away from the installation site.
• Check for transport damage after unpacking. Contact dealer or After-Sales Service for problems.

Product Description

The appliance consists of the following main parts:

• 1. Upper rack
• 2. Cutlery rack
• 3. Foldable flaps
• 4. Upper rack height adjuster
• 5. Upper sprayer arm
• 6. Lower rack
• 7. Lower sprayer arm
• 8. Filter Assembly
• 9. Salt reservoir
• 10. Detergent and Rinse Aid dispensers
• 11. Control panel

Control Panel

The control panel features buttons and indicators for operating the dishwasher:

• 1. On-Off/Reset button with indicator light
• 2. Program selection button
• 3. Salt refill indicator light
• 4. Rinse Aid refill indicator light
• 5. Program number and delay time indicator
• 6. Tablet indicator light
• 7. Display
• 8. Flexible Wash indicator light
• 9. Flexible Wash button
• 10. Delay button
• 11. Short time button with indicator light
• 12. Extra Dry button with indicator light
• 13. START/Pause button with indicator light / Tab

First Use

Before first use, read the 'SAFETY INSTRUCTION' and 'ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION' and remove all transport protection parts.

Filling the salt reservoir

Salt prevents limescale. The salt reservoir must never be empty. Fill when the SALT REFILL indicator light is lit.

1. Remove lower rack, unscrew cap (anticlockwise).
2. Fill reservoir with water (first time only).
3. Use funnel to fill reservoir with salt (approx. 1 kg). Some water may leak out.
4. Remove funnel, wipe salt residue.

Ensure cap is tight to prevent detergent entering the softener. Run an empty program after filling. Residual salt can cause corrosion.

Setting the water hardness

To optimize the water softener, set the water hardness level according to your local water supplier's information. Factory setting is default.

1. Switch on appliance.
2. Switch off appliance.
3. Hold down button for 5 seconds (beep).
4. Switch on appliance quickly. Salt indicator and level number flash.
5. Press button to select desired hardness level (refer to Water Hardness Table).
6. Switch off appliance. Setting complete.

Water Hardness Table:

Water Softening System

The water softener reduces hardness, preventing scale. It regenerates using salt. Regeneration frequency depends on hardness setting.

Filling the rinse aid dispenser

Rinse aid aids drying. Fill dispenser A when RINSE AID REFILL indicator is lit.

1. Open dispenser B by pressing the tab.
2. Fill with rinse aid up to the 110 ml mark. Avoid spilling. Clean spills immediately.
3. Close lid until it clicks.

Never pour rinse aid directly into the tub.

Adjusting the dosage of rinse aid

If drying results are not satisfactory, adjust rinse aid dosage:

1. Switch on appliance.
2. Switch off appliance.
3. Press button three times (beep).
4. Switch on appliance. Rinse aid indicator and level number flash.
5. Press button to select desired level.
6. Switch off appliance. Setting complete.

Setting to ZERO (ECO) disables rinse aid. Low rinse aid indicator may not light up if out of rinse aid.

Loading the Racks

TIPS:

• Remove food residues and empty glasses before loading. No need to rinse.
• Arrange crockery firmly to prevent tipping. Containers should face downwards with concave/convex parts angled for water access.
• Lids, handles, trays, and pans must not obstruct sprayer arms.
• Place small items in the cutlery basket.
• Place heavily soiled dishes and pans in the lower basket for stronger spray.
• Ensure sprayer arms can rotate freely after loading.

Cutlery rack

The third rack is for cutlery. Arrange as shown in the figure for easier collection and better washing/drying. Knives and sharp-edged utensils should point downwards.

Upper rack

Load delicate items: glasses, cups, saucers, low salad bowls. Tip-up supports can be used for tea/dessert saucers or to hold bowls/containers.

Adjusting the height of the upper rack

The upper rack height can be adjusted to accommodate bulky items below or create more space above. Lift the rack sides to raise it. Press levers A at the sides to lower it. Do not adjust height when loaded, or on one side only.

Foldable flaps with adjustable position

Flaps can be folded/unfolded to optimize crockery arrangement. Wine glasses can be secured in slots. Follow model-specific instructions for unfolding/folding.

Lower rack

For pots, lids, plates, cutlery. Place large plates and lids at the sides to avoid sprayer arm interference. Tip-up supports can be used for plates (vertical) or pans/bowls (horizontal).

Unsuitable crockery

• Wooden crockery/cutlery.
• Delicate decorated glasses, artistic handicraft, antique crockery.
• Synthetic parts not resistant to high temperatures.
• Copper and tin crockery.
• Crockery soiled with ash, wax, grease, or ink.
• Glass decoration colours may fade. Some glass may become opaque.

Damage to glass and crockery

• Use only dishwasher-safe glasses and porcelain.
• Use a delicate detergent suitable for crockery.
• Collect glasses and cutlery promptly after the cycle.

Hygiene

Run a high-temperature program monthly with a teaspoon of detergent (without load) to prevent odors and sediment.

Tips on energy saving

• Dishwashers generally use less energy/water than hand washing when used correctly.
• Maximize efficiency by running the dishwasher when fully loaded.
• Manual pre-rinsing increases water/energy consumption and is not recommended.

Daily Use

1. Check water connection: Ensure dishwasher is connected to water supply and tap is open.
2. Switch on dishwasher: Open door, press ON/OFF button.
3. Load racks: Refer to 'Loading the Racks'.
4. Fill detergent dispenser: Refer to 'Filling the Detergent Dispenser'.
5. Choose program and options: Select program based on crockery type/soiling (see PROGRAMS DESCRIPTION) and desired options (see FUNCTIONS).
6. Start: Press START/Pause button (LED lights up), close door within 4 seconds. A beep indicates program start. If door not closed in time, repeat.
7. End of wash cycle: Indicated by beeps and flashing wash cycle number. Open door, press ON/OFF button. Wait a few minutes before unloading to avoid burns. Unload from the bottom rack first. The machine may switch off automatically to save energy. Reduce detergent if crockery is lightly soiled or pre-rinsed.

Modifying a running program

If a program has just started, you can change it: open door, press and hold ON/OFF button (machine switches off). Switch back on, select new program/options, press START/Pause, and close door within 4 seconds. If it takes longer, the appliance pauses and you must restart.

Adding extra crockery

Without switching off, open door (START/Pause LED blinks - beware of steam!), add crockery. Press START/Pause and close door within 4 seconds. Cycle resumes.

Accidental interruptions

If the door is opened or there's a power cut, the cycle pauses. Press START/Pause and close door within 4 seconds to resume.

Functions

Functions can be selected via the control panel. If a function is incompatible with a program, the corresponding LED flashes 3 times and beeps sound.

FLEXIBLE WASH

For half loads to save water, electricity, and detergent. Select program, press FLEXIBLE WASH. Rack symbol appears on display. Default is all racks. Press repeatedly to select only lower rack, upper rack, or cutlery rack. If OFF, all racks are used. When using only one rack, reduce detergent. If upper rack is removed, add detergent directly to tub.

DELAY

Delays program start by 1 to 12 hours. Press DELAY button; h symbol appears. Each press increases delay time. Select program, press START/PAUSE, close door within 4 seconds. Timer counts down. Indicator light h switches off when cycle begins. To adjust or cancel delay, press DELAY button until indicator light switches off. Cannot be set once a cycle has started.

SHORT TIME

Reduces program duration while maintaining performance. Select program, press SHORT TIME button. Press again to deselect.

EXTRA DRY

Increases final rinse temperature for improved drying. Select program, press EXTRA DRY button. Press again to deselect. Lengthens wash cycle.

TABLET (Tab)

Press START/PAUSE for 3 seconds if using combined detergent tablets (rinse aid, salt, detergent in one). Should be OFF for powder or liquid detergent.

OPERATION INDICATOR

An LED light projected on the floor indicates operation. Modes:

• a) Disabled
• b) Light on for a few seconds at start, then off, flashes at end.
• c) Light on during cycle, flashes at end (default).

If delayed start is set, light behavior depends on mode b) or c). Light goes off when door is opened.

To select mode: Switch on, hold button until letters appear, press button to choose letter (mode), hold button to confirm.

Note: If NaturalDry is active and opens the door, Operation Indicator will not flash at the end.

NATURALDRY

Automatic door opening system for enhanced drying. Door opens at a safe temperature. A steam protection foil is included (refer to ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION). To disable NaturalDry:

1. Go to Operation Indicator menu, press and hold until menu appears.
2. Press and hold again for 6 seconds for NaturalDry menu.
3. Press button to toggle between E (enabled) and d (disabled).
4. Press and hold button (3 sec) to confirm and exit.

Door Opening Times (approximate):

* depending on settings

Programs Table

Details of available wash programs:

ECO program data is measured under laboratory conditions according to EN 60436:2020.

Program Descriptions:

• ECO: Most efficient for normally soiled tableware, for EU Ecodesign compliance.
• AUTO: For normally soiled dishes with dried food residues. Senses soiling level and adjusts program.
• INTENSIVE: For heavily soiled crockery, pans, saucepans (not for delicate items).
• FAST WASH 30': For half loads of lightly-soiled dishes without dried food residues.
• FAST WASH AND DRY: For normally soiled crockery, everyday cycle for optimal cleaning and drying in shorter time.
• GLASS: For delicate items sensitive to high temperatures (glasses, cups).
• SILENT: For night-time operation, optimal performance with low noise.
• SANITIZING: For normally/heavily soiled crockery, with antibacterial wash. Can be used for maintenance.
• PRE-WASH: Refreshes crockery to be washed later. No detergent.
• SELF-CLEAN: For dishwasher maintenance, use only when EMPTY with specific detergents.

Note: FAST WASH is for lightly soiled dishes.

Cleaning and Maintenance

ATTENTION: Always unplug the appliance before cleaning or maintenance. Do not use flammable liquids.

Cleaning the dishwasher

• Internal marks: Use a cloth dampened with water and a little vinegar.
• External surfaces/control panel: Use a non-abrasive cloth dampened with water. Do not use solvents.

Preventing unpleasant odours

Keep the door ajar to avoid moisture. Clean door seals and detergent dispensers regularly with a damp sponge.

Checking the water supply hose

Check inlet hose for brittleness/cracks. Replace if damaged. If hose has transparent coating, check for color intensification (leak). For water stop hoses, check safety valve window (red indicates trigger). To unscrew, press release button.

Cleaning the water inlet hose

If hoses are new or unused, run water until clear before connecting to prevent blockages.

Cleaning the filter assembly

Clean filters regularly to prevent clogging and ensure proper drainage. Clogged filters can cause malfunction, noise, or increased resource usage. The assembly has three filters. Never remove the wash-cycle pump protection.

1. Turn cylindrical filter A anticlockwise and pull out.
2. Remove cup filter B by pressing side flaps.
3. Slide out stainless-steel plate filter C.
4. Remove any foreign objects carefully.
5. Inspect trap and remove food residues.

Replace filter assembly correctly after cleaning.

Cleaning the spray arms

Food residue can clog spray arm holes. Clean arms periodically with a non-metallic brush. To remove upper spray arm, turn locking ring clockwise; reinsert with more holes facing upwards. Lower spray arm is removed by pulling upwards and rotating anticlockwise.

What to do if...

Check this list if the dishwasher is not working properly. Contact authorized After-Sales Service for other issues. Spare parts available for 7-10 years.

After-Sales Service

If faults persist after checks, disconnect mains plug, turn off water tap, and contact After-Sales Service. Note fault description, appliance type/model, and service code (on rating plate inside door).

Spare parts are available for 7-10 years. Find parts at: https://parts-selfservice.whirlpool.com/en/landing

Technical Data

Environmental Concerns

Disposal of packaging materials

Packaging is 100% recyclable. Dispose of responsibly according to local regulations.

Disposal of household appliances

This appliance is made of recyclable materials. Dispose of it according to local waste disposal regulations. Contact your local authority, collection service, or retailer for information on treatment, recovery, and recycling. The symbol on the product indicates it must be taken to an appropriate collection center for electrical and electronic equipment recycling, not treated as domestic waste.

Energy saving tips

• The ECO program is the most efficient for normally soiled tableware, meeting EU Ecodesign legislation.
• Loading the dishwasher to full capacity saves energy and water.
• Manual pre-rinsing is not recommended as it increases water and energy consumption.
• Dishwashers generally use less energy and water than hand washing when used according to instructions.

Installation

ATTENTION: Move appliance upright. Tilt onto back only if absolutely necessary.

Connecting the water supply

Installation of water supply should be done by a qualified technician. Position hoses to avoid bending or crushing.

Connecting the water inlet hose

• Run water until clear.
• Screw inlet hose tightly and turn on tap. Contact dealer if hose is too short.
• Water pressure must be within Technical Data table values.
• Ensure hose is not bent or compressed.

Specifications for water supply hose:

• Water supply: cold or hot (max. 60°C)
• Water intake: 3/4"
• Power of water pressure: 0.05 ÷ 1 MPa (0.5 ÷ 10 bar) / 7.25 - 145 psi

Connecting the water outlet hose

Connect outlet hose to a drain duct (min. 2 cm diameter). Height must be 40-80 cm from floor. Remove plastic plug B before connecting to sink drain.

ANTI-FLOODING PROTECTION

The appliance has a system to block water supply in case of anomalies or leaks. The 'New Aqua Stop' device provides protection even against supply hose rupture. Do not cut the water inlet hose as it contains live electrical parts.

Electrical connection

WARNING: Do not cut the water inlet hose; it contains live electrical parts.

• Ensure socket is earthed, complies with regulations, and can withstand appliance load (see data plate).
• Power supply voltage must match data plate.
• Socket must be compatible with appliance plug. If not, use a qualified technician to replace the power cord.
• Do not use extension leads, multiple sockets, or unauthorized cords.
• Power cable and socket must be accessible after installation.
• Cable should not be bent or compressed.
• If power supply cable is damaged, have it replaced by manufacturer or authorized service.

Positioning and levelling

1. Position on a level, sturdy floor. Adjust front feet for a horizontal position. Correct levelling ensures stability and reduces noise/vibration.
2. Stick adhesive strip under wooden shelf to protect from condensation before recessing.
3. Place appliance with sides/back panel against cabinets or wall. Can be recessed under a worktop.
4. Adjust rear foot height using the red hexagonal bushing with an 8mm spanner (clockwise to raise, anticlockwise to lower).

DIMENSIONS AND CAPACITY:

• Width: 448 mm
• Height: 820 mm
• Depth: 555 mm
• Capacity: 10 standard place-settings

IKEA GUARANTEE

How long is the IKEA guarantee valid?

Five years from the original purchase date at IKEA. Original sales receipt required. Service work under guarantee does not extend the guarantee period.

Who will execute the service?

IKEA Service Provider or its authorized partner network.

What does this guarantee cover?

Faults due to faulty construction or material from purchase date. Applies to domestic use only. Covers repair, parts, labor, and travel if appliance is accessible. Replaced parts become IKEA property.

What will IKEA do to correct the problem?

IKEA Service Provider will examine the product and, at its discretion, repair or replace the defective product.

What is not covered under this guarantee?

• Normal wear and tear.
• Deliberate/negligent damage, damage from incorrect installation, wrong voltage, chemical/electrochemical reactions, rust, corrosion, water damage (e.g., from excessive lime), abnormal environmental conditions.
• Consumable parts (batteries, lamps).
• Non-functional/decorative parts (scratches, color differences).
• Accidental damage from foreign objects, cleaning/unblocking of filters, drainage systems, soap drawers.
• Damage to specific parts (ceramic glass, accessories, baskets, pipes, seals, lamps, screens, knobs, casings) unless due to production faults.
• Cases where no fault is found by a technician.
• Repairs not by appointed providers or using non-original parts.
• Repairs due to faulty installation.
• Use in non-domestic/professional environments.
• Transportation damages (if customer transports product). IKEA covers delivery damage.
• Initial installation cost.

How country law applies

The IKEA guarantee provides specific legal rights that cover or exceed local demands, without limiting consumer rights.

Area of validity

For appliances purchased in one EU country and taken to another, services are provided under the guarantee conditions of the new country, provided the appliance complies with its technical specifications and installation instructions.

The dedicated AFTER SALES for IKEA appliances

Contact IKEA Authorized Service Centre for service requests, installation clarifications (for IKEA kitchen furniture), or function clarifications. Read Assembly Instructions/User Manual before contacting.

How to reach us if you need our service

Refer to the last page of the manual for IKEA appointed After Sales Service Provider phone numbers. Use specific phone numbers, IKEA article number (8 digits), and 12-digit service number from the rating plate.

SAVE THE SALES RECEIPT!

Proof of purchase required for guarantee. Includes IKEA name and article number.

Do you need extra help?

Contact your nearest IKEA store call centre for questions not related to After Sales. Read documentation carefully before contacting.

Spare parts are available for 7-10 years.

Find spare parts at: https://parts-selfservice.whirlpool.com/en/landing

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