De'Longhi Dishwasher

Parts and Features

Model: DEDW6012SC

Diagram Description: An illustration shows the interior of the dishwasher with numbered components. A separate image shows the water inlet and drain hoses with numbered connectors.

Components:

• 1. Upper Basket
• 2. Inner Pipe
• 3. Lower Basket
• 4. Detergent Dispenser
• 5. Cup Shelf
• 6. Spray Arms
• 7. Filter Assembly
• 8. Inlet Pipe Connector
• 9. Drain Pipe
• 10. Adjuster

Dimensions:

• Height: 845mm
• Width: 598mm
• Depth: 600mm (with door closed)

Specifications:

• Voltage connected Load: See rating label
• Water pressure: 0.04-1.0MPa
• Power supply: See rating label
• Capacity: 12 place settings

Safety Precautions

De'Longhi's Safety Precautions

De'Longhi emphasizes quality design and manufacture for product safety, meeting or exceeding laboratory-tested safety requirements. Users must be safety-conscious. Key precautions include:

• Always turn off power at the outlet before inserting/removing plugs; grasp the plug, not the cord.
• Use extension cords only if tested and VDE-Listed, 3-wire, grounding type, rated for 220-240V and at least 10A.
• Connect to a power outlet matching the appliance's voltage marking.
• Use the appliance only for its intended purpose.
• Do not attempt repairs; return damaged appliances to a qualified service center.
• Ensure the AC plug is accessible.
• This appliance is for household use only.
• Not intended for use by persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience, unless supervised.
• Supervise children to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
• If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, authorized service center, or qualified electrician.
• Intended for household and similar applications (staff kitchens, farm houses, hotels, motels, B&Bs).

Dishwasher Safety Precautions

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING, AND SAVE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

Safety messages alert to potential hazards and injury reduction.

Safety Alert Symbol: This symbol alerts you to potential hazards.

DANGER: High level of risk, avoid severe injury or death.

WARNING: Moderate level of risk, avoid extensive product damage or serious injury.

CAUTION: Indicates risk of moderate product damage or injuries.

General Safety Rules:

• DANGER: Grounding Instructions: The appliance must be grounded via a 3-prong plug to an appropriate, grounded outlet to reduce electric shock risk. Do not modify the plug. Consult a qualified electrician if unsure about grounding.
• WARNING: Do not abuse, sit on, or stand on the door or dish rack. Do not touch the heating element during or immediately after use. Operate only with enclosure panels in place. Open the door carefully during operation due to risk of water squirting. Do not place heavy objects on the open door; appliance could tip.
• Loading Items: Locate sharp items to avoid damaging the door seal. Load knives and sharp utensils with points down or horizontally. Ensure the detergent compartment is empty after the wash cycle.
• WARNING: Prevent plastic items from contacting the heating element. Only wash plastic items marked 'dishwasher safe'. Use only automatic dishwasher detergent and rinse additives. Never use soap, laundry detergent, or hand washing detergent. Keep detergents out of reach of children. Keep children away from the open door. Dishwasher detergents are strongly alkaline and dangerous if swallowed; avoid skin/eye contact. Do not leave the door open to prevent tripping. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by qualified personnel. Remove the door when discarding an old dishwasher. Dispose of packing materials properly. Use only for intended function. Do not excessively bend or flatten the power supply cord during installation. Do not tamper with controls. Use new hose sets for water connection; old ones should not be reused. Maximum place settings: 12. Maximum inlet water pressure: 1MPa. Minimum inlet water pressure: 0.04MPa.

Installation

Electrical Connection

• The appliance must be properly grounded for safety. It uses a 3-prong plug for standard grounded outlets.
• DO NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE EARTHING CONNECTION from the power cord.
• Connect to the power supply matching the rating label. Use a 10 amp time delay fuse or circuit breaker, preferably on a separate circuit.
• Ensure voltage and frequency match the rating plate. Use only earthed electrical sockets. Replace inappropriate sockets rather than using adapters.
• Secure the cord behind the appliance to prevent accidental injury.
• Plug into its own individual electrical outlet matching the appliance's voltage rating for best performance and to prevent overloading.
• Never unplug by pulling the cord; grip the plug firmly and pull straight out. Repair or replace frayed or damaged cords immediately. Avoid cords with cracks or abrasion damage. Be careful not to damage the power cord when moving the appliance.

Extension Cord

WARNING: DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD OR AN ADAPTER PLUG WITH THIS APPLIANCE.

Grounding Instructions

• The appliance must be earthed to reduce electric shock risk in case of malfunction. It has an equipment-grounding conductor and plug.
• Improper connection of the earthing conductor can cause electric shock. Consult a qualified electrician if unsure.
• Do not modify the plug. If it doesn't fit the outlet, have a qualified electrician install a proper outlet.

Positioning the Appliance

• Position the appliance in the desired location with the back against the wall and sides against adjacent cabinets or walls. Hoses can be positioned to the right or left.
• WARNING! Ensure ventilation openings in the base are not obstructed by carpet.

Levelling

• Adjust the appliance's height using the feet screws for levelling. The appliance should not be inclined more than 2°.

Cold Water Connection

• Connect to the water mains using new hose sets. Old hose sets should not be reused.
• Water pressure must be between 0.04 MPa and 1 MPa. Consult Service Department if pressure is too low.
• If water pipes are new or unused for a long time, run water to clear them before connecting to prevent inlet blockage.
• 1. Pull the safety supply hose from its storage compartment.
• 2. Connect the cold water supply hose to a threaded 3/4(inch) connector, ensuring it is tightly fastened.
• 3. Turn water on fully before starting the dishwasher.

About the Safety Supply Hose

The safety supply hose has double walls to block water flow if the hose breaks or the air space fills with water.

WARNING! To avoid water staying in the inlet hose, close the hydrant after use.

WARNING! A hose attached to a sink spray can burst if installed on the same water line as the dishwasher. Disconnect it and plug the hole if applicable.

How to disconnect the safety supply hose

1. Turn off the water.
2. Release water pressure by pressing the pressure release button to prevent splashing.
3. Unscrew the safety supply hose from the faucet.

Drain Hose Connection

• Insert the drain hose into a drain pipe (min. 40mm diameter) or into the sink. Avoid bending or crimping. The top of the hose must be less than 1000mm high. Do not immerse the hose end in water to prevent backflow.

Syphon Connection

• Similar to drain hose connection, insert into a drain pipe (min. 40mm diameter) or sink, avoiding bends/kinks. Top of hose must be less than 1000mm.

How to Drain Excess Water from Hoses

• If the sink is more than 100cm higher than the floor, excess water may need to be drained into a bowl or container placed lower than the sink.

Water Outlet

• Connect the water drain hose correctly to prevent leaks. Ensure it is not kinked or squashed.

Extension Hose

• If an extension hose is needed, use a similar type.
• It should not be longer than 4 metres, as this may reduce cleaning effectiveness.

Using Your Dishwasher

QUICK START GUIDE

For detailed operation, refer to the main instruction manual.

• Switch on the appliance: Press the On/Off button, then open the door.
• Fill the detergent dispenser: Compartment A for each wash cycle; Compartment B for pre-wash only.
• Check the rinse aid level: Via the mechanical indicator C or electric indicator on the control panel.
• Load the baskets: Scrape off large food remnants. Soften burnt food in pans. Load baskets according to instructions.
• Select a programme: Press the Program Button until the selected program lights up.
• Running the dishwasher: Turn on the water tap and press the Start/Pause Button. The machine starts after ~10 seconds.

Programme Modification & Forgotten Dishes

• Changing the programme: A running cycle can only be modified if it has been running for a short time. Otherwise, refill detergent. Press Start/Pause, then press the program button for >3 seconds to enter standby. Select new program and press Start/Pause again.
• Add forgotten dishes: Press Start/Pause, open door slightly to stop washing. After spray arms stop, open fully, load dishes, close door, press Start/Pause to resume.
• WARNING! Open the door carefully; hot steam may escape.
• Appliance switched off during cycle: Re-select the washing cycle and operate as per the original state.

Switch off the appliance

• When the cycle finishes (buzzer sounds 8 times), turn off using the On/Off Button. The appliance powers off automatically after 30 minutes in standby.

Turn off water tap, unload baskets

Warning: Wait ~15 minutes before unloading to avoid handling hot dishes. This also aids drying. Unload from the lower basket first.

Before Starting the Dishwasher

Checks to perform:

1. Dishwasher is level and fixed.
2. Inlet valve is open.
3. No leakage at connections.
4. Wires are tightly connected.
5. Power is switched on.
6. Inlet and drain hoses are not knotted or kinked.
7. All packing materials are removed.

Prior to Using for the First Time

Fill the Rinse Aid Dispenser

Rinse aid prevents water spots and improves drying. Use liquid rinse aids. The dispenser is inside the door. Fill until the level indicator turns completely black. The container volume is about 110ml.

Function of the Rinse Aid

Rinse aid is added during the final rinse for thorough rinsing and spot/streak-free drying.

WARNING! Use only branded rinse aid. Do not use cleaning agents or liquid detergent, as this will damage the appliance.

When to refill the Rinse Aid Dispenser

If no warning light is present, check the optical level indicator "C" next to the cap. As rinse aid diminishes, the dark dot size decreases. Never let it fall below 1/4 full.

Rinse Aid Level Indicator:

• Full
• 3/4 Full
• 1/2 Full
• 1/4 Full (Refill to eliminate spotting)
• Empty

C (Rinse-Aid indicator)

How to fill the Rinse Aid Dispenser

1. To open, turn the cap to the "open" (left) arrow and lift.
2. Pour rinse aid carefully, avoiding overfilling.
3. Replace the cap by aligning with the "open" arrow and turning to the closed (right) arrow.

Attention: Be careful not to overfill, as this can cause over-sudsing. Wipe spills with a damp cloth. Replace the cap before closing the door.

ATTENTION! Clean up any spilled rinse aid with an absorbent cloth to avoid excess foaming.

Adjusting the Rinse Aid Dispenser

The dispenser has six or four settings. Start with "4". If spots or poor drying occur, increase the setting (e.g., to "5"). Adjust higher if needed until dishes are spot-free. Recommended setting is "4".

NOTE: Increase dose for water drops or lime spots. Reduce dose for sticky whitish stains or bluish film on glassware.

Adjust lever (Rinse): A dial with settings 1 to 6 (MAX).

Detergents

Detergents contain chemicals to remove dirt. Most commercial quality detergents are suitable.

Types of Detergents:

1. With phosphate and chlorine
2. With phosphate and without chlorine
3. Without phosphate and without chlorine

New powdered detergents are often phosphate-free. For hard water (above 6 °dH), use salt even with phosphate-free detergents. Without phosphate, white spots may appear on dishes. Add more detergent for better results. Detergents without chlorine offer minimal bleaching; strong/coloured spots may require a higher temperature program.

Concentrated Detergent

Types:

• Conventional, alkaline detergents with caustic components.
• Low alkaline concentrated detergents with natural enzymes.

Using "normal" programs with concentrated detergents reduces pollution and is good for dishes, as programs are matched to enzyme properties.

Detergent Tablets

Tablets dissolve at different speeds. Use long programs to ensure complete dissolution and cleaning power.

Detergent Dispenser

Refill before each wash cycle. Uses less detergent than conventional dishwashers. Generally, one tablespoon is sufficient for a normal load. Add detergent just before starting, or it may become damp and not dissolve properly.

Adding detergent to Dishwasher

• If the lid is closed, press the release button; it will spring open.
• Always add detergent just before starting the wash cycle.
• Only use branded detergent for dishwashers.

NOTE: Information on detergent amounts for programs is on Page 19. Soiling levels and water hardness can affect results. Observe manufacturer recommendations on detergent packaging.

Detergent Dispenser (Continued)

WARNING! Dishwasher detergent is poisonous! Keep out of reach of children.

Proper Use of Detergent

• Use only detergent specifically made for dishwashers. Keep it fresh and dry.
• Do not put powdered detergent into the dispenser until ready to wash.

Filling the dispenser: Markings indicate dosing levels:

• A: Location of main wash cycle detergent.
• B: Location of pre-wash cycle detergent.

Diagram Description: Shows the detergent dispenser lid with markings A and B. Step 1 shows pressing a latch to open. Step 2 shows filling the dispenser.

Observe manufacturer's dosing and storage recommendations.

Close the lid and press until it locks.

For heavily soiled dishes, add extra detergent to the pre-wash chamber.

NOTE: Refer to Page 19 for program-specific detergent amounts. Results may vary based on soiling and water hardness.

LOADING THE DISHWASHER BASKET

Recommendation

• Consider utensils marked 'dishwasher-proof'.
• Use a mild detergent 'kind to dishes'.
• For specific items, select a low-temperature program.
• To prevent damage, do not unload glass and cutlery immediately after the program.

Suitability of use in the dishwasher

• NOT SUITABLE FOR USE: Cutlery with wooden, horn, china, or mother-of-pearl handles; plastic items not heat resistant; older cutlery with glued parts; bonded cutlery/dishes; pewter or copper items; crystal glass; steel items prone to rusting; wooden platters; items made from synthetic fibres.
• LIMITED SUITABILITY: Some glasses may dull after many washes; silver/aluminum may discolour; glazed patterns may fade.

Attention before or after Loading the Dishwasher Baskets

Follow loading guidelines for best performance. Scrape off large food particles; soften burnt food in pans.

Loading Procedure

• No need to rinse dishes under running water.
• Load items like cups, glasses, pots/pans facing downwards.
• Load curved items or those with recesses slanted so water runs off.
• Stack utensils securely to prevent tipping.
• Ensure utensils allow spray arms to rotate freely.
• NOTE: Very small items may fall out of baskets.
• Load hollow items (cups, glasses, pans) opening downwards to prevent water collection.
• Dishes and cutlery must not overlap.
• To avoid damage, glasses must not touch each other.
• Load large, difficult-to-clean items into the lower basket.
• The upper basket is for delicate/lighter items like glasses, coffee/tea cups.
• Long bladed knives stored upright are a hazard. Position long/sharp cutlery horizontally in the upper basket.
• Do not overload the dishwasher for good results and energy efficiency.

Removing the Dishes

To prevent water dripping from the upper basket onto the lower, unload the lower basket first, then the upper basket.

Loading the Upper Basket

The upper basket holds delicate and lighter dishware (glasses, cups, saucers, small bowls, shallow pans). Position items so they don't move from the spray.

Diagram Description: Shows the upper basket with numbered placements for cups, saucers, and glasses. An arrow indicates the direction of water flow ('IN').

Adjusting the Upper Basket

Basket height can be adjusted for larger utensils. Lift the handle on either side to change height (Lower position / Upper position).

Diagram Description: Shows the upper basket in its lower and upper positions, with an arrow pointing to the 'Adjustment Handle'.

Folding back the cup shelves

For reduced loads or better stacking, cup shelves can be folded down.

Diagram Description: Shows cup shelves folded down.

Please be reminded that:

• Pots, serving bowls, etc., must be placed top down.
• Deep pots should be slanted to allow water to flow out.
• The Bottom Basket has folding spikes for loading larger pots and pans.

Loading the Lower Basket

Place large and difficult-to-clean items (pots, pans, lids, serving dishes, bowls) in the lower basket. Position serving dishes and lids on the side of racks to avoid blocking the top spray arm.

Diagram Description: Shows the lower basket with numbered placements for dinner plates (4), soup plates (5), dessert dishes (6), and cutlery basket (7). An arrow indicates water flow ('IN').

Folding spikes of Lower Basket

Spikes can be folded down for better stacking of pots and pans.

Diagram Description: Shows folding spikes in the lower basket.

Cutlery Basket

Place cutlery in the basket with handles at the bottom. Load spoons separately into appropriate slots. Long utensils should be placed horizontally at the front of the upper basket.

WARNING! Do not let any item extend through the bottom. Always load sharp utensils with the sharp point down.

For safety and cleanliness, ensure silverware:

• Does not nest together.
• Is placed with handles down.
• Knives and dangerous utensils are placed handles up.

Damage to glassware and other dishes

Possible Causes

• Type of glass or manufacturing process.
• Chemical composition of detergent.
• Water temperature and duration of dishwasher program.

Suggested remedy:

• Use glassware/porcelain marked 'dishwasher-proof'.
• Use a mild detergent 'kind to dishes'. Seek manufacturer advice if needed.
• Select a program with as low a temperature as possible.
• To prevent damage, unload glass and cutlery as soon as possible after the program ends.

Diagram Description: Shows a grid representing cutlery placement, with numbers 1-5 corresponding to Forks, Soup spoons, Dessert spoons, Teaspoons, and Knives. It also shows examples of cutlery placement.

STARTING A WASHING PROGRAM

Wash Cycle Table

NOTE: A star (⭐) indicates the need to fill rinse aid.

NOTE: If detergent residue is noticed, reduce detergent amount for the next wash.

NOTE: AS/NZS 2007.1 is the test cycle. Comparability test information includes: Capacity: 12 settings, Upper basket on rails, Rinse aid setting: 6, Open door slightly (50mm) to assist drying.

CONTROL PANEL

Diagram Description: An illustration of the dishwasher's control panel with numbered buttons and indicators.

• 1. Power button: Turns the appliance on/off.
• 2. Extra dry button: Selects the Extra dry function.
• 3. Delay Button: Sets a delay for the wash.
• 4. Program button: Selects the desired program.
• 5. Start/Pause button: Starts or pauses the selected program.
• 6. Power Indicator: Shows when the appliance is powered on.
• 7. Extra dry indicator: Illuminates when Extra dry function is selected.
• 8. Program indicators: Show the selected program.
• 9. Delay indicators: Show the delay time (3h/6h/9h).
• 10. Indicators for Child Lock, Working and Pause.

Attention: Child lock function: Press the delay button and program button simultaneously to lock the program.

Turning On the Appliance

Starting a wash cycle:

1. Draw out and load baskets, then push them back. Load lower basket first.
2. Add detergent.
3. Insert plug into socket (220-240 VAC/50 HZ, 10A 250VAC). Ensure water supply is on.
4. Close door, press ON/OFF button.
5. Press program button to select program; its icon will light up. Press Start/Pause to begin.

NOTE: Pressing Start/Pause during washing stops the running indicator and sounds a buzzer every minute until Start/Pause is pressed again.

Change the Program

A cycle can only be modified if it has run for a short time. Otherwise, detergent may have been released and water drained; refill dispenser. Press Start/Pause, then press program button for >3 seconds to enter standby. Select new program and press Start/Pause.

NOTE: Opening the door during a wash cycle pauses the machine. The program light stops blinking, and a buzzer sounds every minute until the door is closed. The machine resumes after 10 seconds.

Forget to add a Dish?

A forgotten dish can be added anytime before the detergent cup opens.

1. Press Start/Pause.
2. Open door slightly to stop washing.
3. After spray arms stop, open door completely.
4. Load forgotten dishes.
5. Close door.
6. Press Start/Pause to resume after 10 seconds.

WARNING! It is dangerous to open the door during washing due to hot water.

At the End of the Wash Cycle

When the cycle finishes, a buzzer sounds for 8 seconds. Turn off the appliance using the Power button, shut off the water supply, and open the door. Wait a few minutes before unloading for dishes to cool and dry better.

Switch off the Dishwasher

The program light will be solid (not blinking) when the program has ended. Press the Power button. Turn off the water tap.

Open the door carefully

Dishes are sensitive to knocks. Allow them to cool for ~15 minutes before removing. Leave the door ajar for a few minutes; dishes will be cooler and dry better.

Unloading the Dishwasher

It is normal for the interior to be wet. Empty the lower basket first, then the upper basket, to prevent water dripping.

Care and Cleaning

Filtering System

The filter prevents large food remnants from entering the pump. Residue may block the filter and must be removed. The system has a coarse filter, a flat (Main filter), and a microfilter (Fine filter).

• 1. MAIN FILTER: Traps food/soil particles, which are pulverized by a jet on the lower spray arm and washed down the drain.
• 2. COARSE FILTER: Traps larger items like bone or glass. To remove, gently squeeze the taps on top and lift out.
• 3. FINE FILTER: Holds soil/food residues in the sump area, preventing redeposit on dishes.

Diagram Description: Shows steps for filter removal: Step 1 shows turning the filter anti-clockwise. Step 2 shows lifting the filter assembly up.

Filter Assembly

The filter removes food particles, allowing water recycling. Clean regularly for best performance. Remove large particles after each wash by rinsing the filter and cup under running water. Pull the cup handle upwards to remove the filter device.

WARNING! Never use the dishwasher without filters. Improper filter replacement can reduce performance and damage dishes.

NOTES:

• Filter system removal/installation involves steps 1 to 2 / 2 to 1.
• Inspect filters for blockages after every use.
• Unscrew the coarse filter to remove the system. Clean filters under running water.
• Clean the entire filter assembly weekly.

Cleaning the Filter

Use a cleaning brush for the coarse and fine filters. Reassemble as shown and reinsert, pressing downwards.

WARNING! Do not knock the filters when cleaning, as this could distort them and reduce performance.

Caring for the Dishwasher

• Control Panel: Clean with a lightly dampened cloth, then dry thoroughly.
• Exterior: Use appliance polish wax. Avoid sharp objects, scouring pads, or harsh cleaners.
• Cleaning the Door: Use a soft, warm, damp cloth for the door edge. Do not use spray cleaners to avoid water penetration into the lock/electrical components.
• WARNING! Never use spray cleaners on the door panel. Avoid abrasive agents or paper towels that can scratch surfaces.
• Spray Arms: To remove the upper spray arm, hold the nut and rotate clockwise. To remove the lower spray arm, pull upwards. Wash arms in warm, soapy water with a soft brush to clean jets. Rinse thoroughly before replacing.
• Protect against Freezing: In winter, after washing cycles:
1. Turn off electrical power.
2. Turn off water supply and disconnect the inlet pipe.
3. Drain water from the inlet pipe and valve (use a pan).
4. Reconnect the water inlet pipe.
5. Remove the bottom filter and use a sponge to soak up sump water.
• NOTE: If the dishwasher cannot work due to ice, contact an authorized service person.
• Cleaning the Spray Arms: Clean regularly to prevent clogging from hard water chemicals.

How to keep your Dishwasher in shape

• After each wash, turn off the water supply and leave the door slightly open to prevent moisture and odours.
• Before cleaning/maintenance, always unplug the appliance.
• Clean exterior and rubber parts with a cloth and warm soapy water; avoid solvents or abrasive cleaners.
• Remove interior spots/stains with a damp cloth and water/vinegar, or a specific dishwasher cleaner.

When not in Use for a long time

Run an empty wash cycle, unplug the appliance, turn off the water supply, and leave the door slightly open. This helps preserve door seals and prevent odours.

Moving the Appliance

Keep the appliance in a vertical position when moving. If necessary, it can be tilted onto its back.

Seals

Food trapped in seals can cause odours. Periodic cleaning with a damp sponge helps prevent this.

Troubleshooting

Review these tips before calling for service.

Technical problems

General problems

Unsatisfactory washing result

Unsatisfactory drying results

ERROR CODES

Malfunctions trigger error codes indicated by flickering program lights.

WARNING! If overflow occurs, turn off the main water supply before calling service. Remove water from the base pan before restarting.

Help us Help You

This guide helps operate and maintain your dishwasher. Keep it handy for questions. For assistance, call the De'Longhi Helpline.

To help us provide prompt answers, record your Dishwasher model and serial numbers, found on the plate on the rear outside wall.

Dishwasher details

• Date of Purchase:
• Model Number:
• Serial Number:

Before you call for service: Check the Troubleshooting Section (page 24) for common issues you can correct yourself.

Diagram Description: A space is indicated to "STAPLE OR AFFIX PURCHASE RECEIPT HERE".

Warranty Information

The De'Longhi Dishwasher is warranted against manufacturing or material defects for two years from purchase for normal domestic use. For non-domestic use, the warranty is limited to 6 months.

De'Longhi will repair or replace defective products at its discretion.

This warranty excludes damage from misuse, neglect, shipping accidents, or incorrect installation. Normal wear and tear is also excluded. Claims are void if no fault is found or work is done by unauthorized agents.

In Australia, this warranty is in addition to statutory guarantees.

How to contact us about a warranty claim

Contact a De'Longhi representative for warranty or product information:

• Australia: www.delonghi.com.au, Phone: 1800 126 659
• New Zealand: www.delonghi.co.nz, Phone: 0508 200 300

NOTE: Warranty is determined by unit serial number and date of purchase.

Consumer Helpline

Contact details for assistance:

• Australia: Phone: 1800 126 659, Fax: 1800 007 289, www.delonghi.com.au
• New Zealand: Phone: 0508 200 300, Fax: 0508 200 301, www.delonghi.co.nz

Distribution:

• Distributed by De'Longhi Australia Pty Ltd. ABN 49 104 012 857, P.O. Box 4540 Casula Mall, NSW 2170
• Distributed by De'Longhi New Zealand Ltd. P.O. Box 58-056 Botany, MANUKAU 2163

De'Longhi is a registered Trademark of De'Longhi Australia Pty Ltd.

© 2017 De'Longhi Australia Pty Ltd.

Document Date: 06.2017