Beko Dishwasher User Manual

Introduction

Please read this user manual and particularly the safety instructions completely and carefully. They will save you time and effort and help to ensure optimum dishwasher performance. Be sure to observe all listed warnings and cautions. Look particularly for the icons with exclamation marks inside. The information icon will also provide important references.

Warning: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Caution: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.

Notice: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in damage to the dishwasher, the table-ware, the equipment or the environment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. No changes shall be made to the equipment without the manufacturer's permission as this may void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This appliance produces ozone within the washing compartment during normal operation. Long-term exposure to ozone or exposure at elevated levels may result in respiratory problems, especially for the infirmed, elderly and children.

Children should not operate this machine without adult supervision.

Be careful not to leave the door fully open when not being loaded or unloaded to prevent someone from tripping on the unit.

Warning: If your dishwasher is equipped with internal illumination, the lamp should only be replaced by the Authorized Service Agent in case of failures that may occur on the lamp.

1. Important Safety Instructions

When using the dishwasher, follow basic precautions, including the following: Read all instructions before using the dishwasher! Save these operating instructions and pass them on to any future user.

• Use the dishwasher only for its intended purpose as described in this user manual. This appliance is intended for normal household use only.
• Do not store or use flammable liquids or vapors in the area of the dishwasher.
• When loading items to be washed, position sharp items so that they are not likely to damage the door seal and load sharp knives with the handles up to reduce the risk of cut-type injuries.
• Do not wash plastic items unless they are marked "dishwasher safe" or the equivalent. For plastic items not so marked, check the manufacturer's recommendations.
• If a malfunction occurs, switch off the appliance and turn off the water supply to the dishwasher.
• Please do not attempt to carry the dishwasher by yourself in order to avoid potential injuries. Two or more people are needed to move a dishwasher.
• Before cleaning or carrying out maintenance, switch off the appliance, disconnect the power plug and turn off the water supply.
• Repairs and technical modifications must be carried out exclusively by an Authorized technician.
• If the dishwasher is not in use for an extended period of time (i.e. vacation home), we recommend removing all items from the dishwasher, leaving the door cracked open to allow air to circulate and turning off both the power and water supply to the dishwasher.
• This appliance comes with a three-prong NEMA 5-15P 15A power cord. It must be connected to a Grounded and Polarized wall receptacle that has been installed and tested by a licensed electrician and that it has been installed based on all Local, State and Federal Electrical codes.

Warning: Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or service representative if you are in doubt whether the appliance is properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance; if it will not fit the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.

Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including Nickel (Metallic) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Note: Nickel is a component in all stainless steel and some other metal components.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

2. Recycling

• Remove the door to the washing compartment when removing an old dishwasher from service or discarding it. Ensure that the appliance presents no danger to children while being stored for disposal.
• Remove the door lock or door of the washing compartment before disposing of the dishwasher so that children or small animals cannot be trapped inside.
• Old appliances may contain materials that can be recycled. Please contact your local recycling authority about the possibility of recycling these materials.
• Please check the water supply line periodically. It is susceptible to breakage. It becomes less flexible as time goes by. Replace it immediately when it is torn, cut, swollen or there is water leakage.

3. Getting to Know Your Dishwasher

Identify the main components of your dishwasher:

• 1. Upper basket: For cups, glasses, and smaller items.
• 2. Upper impeller: Sprays water upwards.
• 3. Lower impeller: Sprays water downwards.
• 4. Cutlery basket: For knives, forks, spoons, etc.
• 5. Door: Access to the washing compartment.
• 6. Model and Serial Tag: Contains identification information.
• 7. Control panel: For operating the dishwasher.
• 8. Detergent and rinse agent dispenser: Holds detergent and rinse aid.
• 9. Lower basket: For plates, pots, and larger items.
• 10. Filters: Collect food debris.
• 11. Salt container (Select Models): Holds water softening salt.
• 12. Upper basket rail: Supports the upper basket.
• 13. Upper cutlery basket (Select Models): Alternative cutlery storage.
• 14. Tabletop (Select Models): Top surface of the appliance.
• 15. Turbo fan heat drying system (Select Models): Aids in drying dishes.

4. Loading the Dishwasher

Follow these steps for optimal loading:

1. Open the door. If opened during operation, the dishwasher will stop and resume when closed.
2. Remove coarse food leftovers from tableware.
3. Load the dishwasher.

Loading Principles:

• Place all containers such as cups, glasses, and pots with the opening facing downwards to prevent water collection.
• Small and light items are best placed in the upper rack.
• Long and narrow items are placed in the middle of the racks.
• Place all large and very dirty items in the lower rack.
• Load dishes carefully to prevent them from hitting each other during the wash cycle. Ensure wash arms are not obstructed by dishware.

Loading Utensils:

Warning: Large knives and other utensils with sharp tips and edges must be placed horizontally into the upper rack due to the risk of injury. Other smaller knives and sharp utensils should be placed with the sharp side down in the cutlery basket.

Caution: Use extreme caution when removing knives and other sharp utensils from the dishwasher. These items may have shifted position during the wash program and may be wet or slippery.

Do not overload your dishwasher. Only use dishes suitable for dishwasher use to achieve optimal washing results and sensible energy use.

4.1 Upper Rack

Load the upper rack with dessert plates, cups, glasses, etc.

Adjustable Shelves (Select Models): The shelf height can be adjusted to accommodate different sizes of glasses and cups. Fold the shelf upwards, position at the desired height, and fold it back down.

Collapsible Upper Basket Wires (Select Models): These wires can be folded horizontally to create more space for larger dishes. To fold, grab the wire from the middle and push it. Lift them back to vertical position.

Upper Basket Multipurpose Service Rack (Select Models): This rack is useful for washing long items like ladles and bread knives. It can be lifted out if not needed or reattached to the side section of the upper basket.

Adjusting the Height of the Upper Basket (Select Models): The upper basket can be adjusted to three positions (lower, middle, upper) to create more space in either the upper or lower sections. To raise, lift the basket while holding the wires. To lower, lift slightly and release the latches on the sides. Ensure both sides are at the same level.

Height Setting (Select Models): Some models have wheels on the rack tracks that allow height adjustment. Release latches, pull the rack out, place it at the desired height, and re-secure the latches.

Caution: Make sure the rack is empty before changing its height setting to prevent items from dislodging and causing injury or damage.

4.2 Lower Rack

Use the lower rack for plates, bowls, pots, etc.

Collapsible Lower Basket Tines (Select Models): These tines can be folded down to create more space for large items like pans and bowls. Fold them by pushing from the middle.

Silverware Basket (Select Models): Designed for efficient washing of cutlery. It can be moved to create more space in the lower basket for different-sized dishes.

Notice: When finished loading, test to ensure that the spray arm can still move freely.

Tray Wash Supports (Select Models): Use these supports to wash trays in the bottom basket. Refer to the Auxiliary Functions section for appropriate program and function selection.

SoftTouch Accessory (Select Models): This accessory in the lower basket provides safe washing for fragile glasses.

Lower Basket Bottle Wire (Select Models): Designed for washing long pieces with wide mouths. It can be removed when not in use.

Lower Basket Glass Holder (Select Models): Enables safe washing for oversized and tall glasses.

Lower Basket Multipurpose / Height Adjustable Service Rack (Select Models): Allows washing of extra glasses, long ladles, and bread knives. Racks can be moved or closed to create wider space.

Notice: Ensure the impeller does not touch the dishes placed on the racks.

Ceiling Cutlery Basket (Select Models): Designed to wash cutlery items by placing them between the bars. Some models offer partial movement for loading longer items in the upper basket.

4.3 Proper and Improper Loading of Dishware

General Loading Principles:

• Place all containers such as cups, glasses, and pots with the opening facing downwards to prevent water collection.
• Ensure the movement of the spray arms is not hindered.
• Do not overload your dishwasher.
• Only use suitable dishes for optimal washing results and sensible energy use.

Loading Examples:

• Proper Loading: Items are arranged to allow water and detergent to reach all surfaces. Sharp items are placed with handles up or horizontally in the upper rack.
• Improper Loading: Items are stacked too closely, blocking spray arms, or placed in a way that water pools.

5. What Should Not Be Washed in Your Dishwasher

Avoid washing the following items to prevent damage to your dishwasher and dishes:

• Rust-sensitive steel parts: Iron and cast iron can rust and stain other utensils, and damage the interior stainless steel liner, voiding the warranty. Do not wash copper, brass, pewter, bronze, or tin.
• Cutlery with wooden or horn handles: These handles may deteriorate over time. Cutlery with mother-of-pearl or porcelain handles may also be affected.
• Plastics: Unless marked "dishwasher safe," plastics may lose their shape or color. Check manufacturer's instructions.
• Glued dishes or cutlery: Adhesives may soften or dissolve in hot water.
• Aluminum: May fade over time. Minerals in water and detergent can cause darkening or spotting.
• Sterling silver articles: Tend to discolor and become dull due to dishwasher detergent.
• Silverware and stainless steel items: Should not be in contact with each other, as this can cause staining. Remove and hand dry immediately after the program ends.
• Decorated glasses, porcelain, fine china, and china with gold rims: Sensitive to machine washing; may lose patterns and colors over time.
• Crystal and very fine glassware: May become opaque (etch) and lose their shine. Hand washing is recommended.
• Sponges or dish cloths.
• Art and craft articles.
• Disposable plastics and disposable aluminum: Cannot withstand high temperatures.

Caution: If in doubt, wash by hand or follow the manufacturer's instructions. Do not wash items soiled with cigarette ash, candle wax, varnish, paints, or chemicals, as they can damage your dishwasher.

Notice: When buying new dishware, try to choose items marked as dishwasher safe.

Caring for Your Tableware: The combination of high temperatures and dishwasher detergent may damage some items. If unsure, follow item manufacturer's instructions or wash by hand.

6. Operating the Product

Control Panel Overview:

• 1. On / Off Key: Powers the machine on/off.
• 2. RemoteStart Key: Activates/deactivates remote control features (HomeWhiz).
• 3. Menu Key: Accesses settings and options.
• 4. Time Delay Selection / Menu Direction Selection Keys: Adjusts time delay or navigates menus.
• 5. Selection / Confirmation Key: Confirms selections.
• 6. Display: Shows program status, time, and indicators.
• 7. Start / Pause / Cancel Key: Starts, pauses, or cancels a program.
• 8. Function Selection Keys: For auxiliary functions like AquaIntense, Fast, SteamGloss, Sanitize, Half Load.
• 9. Programme Selection Keys: Selects the desired wash program.

Indicators:

• 10. Tablet Detergent Indicator: Shows if a tablet is detected.
• 11. Liquid Detergent Dosing Indicator: Indicates liquid detergent status.
• 12. Auto Door Open Indicator: Signals automatic door opening for drying.
• 13. Filter Cleaning Function Indicator: Reminds to clean filters.
• 14. IonGuard Function Indicator: For specific air purification features.
• 15. Delay Time / Programme Time Indicator: Displays remaining time or delay start time.
• 16. Delayed Start Indicator: Shows when time delay is active.
• 17. End of Programme Indicator: Lights up when the program is finished.
• 18. Rinse Aid Indicator: Alerts when rinse aid needs refilling.
• 19. Salt Indicator (Select Models): Alerts when salt needs refilling.
• 20. Water Cut-off Indicator: Shows if water supply is interrupted.
• 21. Sound Settings Menu Indicator: For adjusting warning sound volume.
• 22. Water Hardness Settings Menu Indicator: For adjusting water hardness settings.
• 23. HomeWhiz Indicator: Shows HomeWhiz connectivity status.
• 24. HomeWhiz Setting Indicator: Indicates HomeWhiz setup status.

On/Off Key

Pressing the On/Off key illuminates indicator lights on the display when ON, and turns them off when OFF.

Programme Selection / Programme Cancel Key

Select a program using the program selection keys. To cancel a running program, open the door, press and hold the Start/Pause/Cancel key for 3 seconds. The machine will drain for approximately 2 minutes.

Function Keys

Press function keys during program selection to activate auxiliary functions. The function indicator will light up. Press and hold the key again to cancel.

Preparing the Machine

1. Open the dishwasher door.
2. Load dishes according to instructions.
3. Ensure upper and lower impellers rotate freely.
4. Add the correct amount of detergent to the dispenser.

Programme Selection

1. Press the On/Off button.
2. Check Salt and Rinse Aid indicators; refill if necessary.
3. Refer to the "Programme data and average consumption values" table to choose a suitable program.
4. Close the door; the selected program will start.

Program Table

* The energy-usage label is based on this program.

Additional Programs:

* The default Download Cycle of the product is shown with (*).

6.4 Auxiliary Functions

Auxiliary functions enhance cleaning, save time, water, and power. They may alter program duration and are not compatible with all programs.

• Half Load function: Operates the machine with less than a full load. Select program, press Half Load key, and close the door.
• Fast Function: Shortens wash time and reduces water consumption by increasing washing pressure.
• SteamGloss Function: Provides superior drying performance.
• Sanitize Function: Raises final rinse water temperature to meet NSF/ANSI STANDARD 184. "SAN" is displayed upon successful sanitization. Note: Only sanitizing cycles are designed to meet NSF/ANSI Standard 184.
• AquaIntense Function: Uses an impeller to wash heavily soiled dishes, particularly those placed on the right side of the lower basket. Do not attempt to remove the AquaIntense impeller.

HomeWhiz Function

Allows checking and controlling the dishwasher via a smart device. The Wi-Fi indicator shows connectivity status. The function may be disabled if the door is open or during On/Off operations.

HomeWhiz Setup and User Account Settings

Initial Setup:

1. Install the HomeWhiz app on your smart device.
2. Ensure your smart device is connected to the internet.
3. Register your account in the app.
4. Tap "Add/Remove Appliance" and then "Tap here to setup a new appliance".
5. With the product off, press and hold the On/Off and RemoteStart keys simultaneously to enter the settings menu. Set the product to "wireless connection setup" status.
6. On your smart device's Wi-Fi settings, connect to the "HomeWhiz xxx-xxxx" network (password in app).
7. Connect your smart device to the HomeWhiz network and return to the app. Add the dishwasher.
8. Select your home Wi-Fi network and enter the password for the dishwasher.
9. The Wi-Fi icon will flash during connection and become solid when connected.
10. Ensure your smart device is connected to the same network as the dishwasher.
11. Name your dishwasher in the app.
12. If setup fails, repeat the steps.

Using on Multiple Devices: Install the app on other devices and log in with your account. To share access, the owner must confirm the request.

Network Requirements: Smart device and dishwasher do not need to be on the same network after initial setup, as long as the smart device has internet access.

HomeWhiz On/Off: Press the RemoteStart key to enable/disable. The indicator light shows status.

Wireless Connection On/Off: Enter the settings menu (press Menu for 1 second while machine is on). Navigate to Wi-Fi settings using direction keys. Press Selection key to toggle Wi-Fi on/off. A solid Wi-Fi icon means ON; flashing means trying to connect.

Deleting HomeWhiz Settings: Enter the settings menu, navigate to Wi-Fi settings, and press and hold the Selection key for 5 seconds to delete settings.

HomeWhiz Troubleshooting:

• Check smart device internet connection.
• Close and restart the HomeWhiz app.
• Restart your smart device.
• Check dishwasher wireless connection status. If "WLAN: Off", switch to "WLAN: On".
• If issues persist, repeat initial setup.
• Contact authorized service if the problem continues.

Changing the Download Cycle

Use the HomeWhiz app to change the Download Cycle program. Connect to the product, enable Remote Control, go to settings, select "Download Cycle Program", choose a program, and download it. The product can store multiple downloaded programs.

Interior Lighting (Select Models)

Adjust interior lighting settings via the Menu key. Navigate to "L:" and select "L:0" (off) or "L:1" (on).

Floor Illumination (Select Models)

Illuminates the floor to indicate the program is running. This feature cannot be cancelled by the user.

Changing Warning Sound Volume

Access settings via the Menu key. Navigate to "S:" and use the Selection key to set volume to "S:0" (off), "S:1" (medium), or "S:2" (high). Factory setting is "S:2".

6.5 Scheduling the Washing Time

Time Delay

Use the Time Delay function to start the dishwasher at a later time, ideal for off-peak electricity tariffs. You can delay the start up to 24 hours.

1. Select the desired program and auxiliary functions.
2. Press the Time Delay function key. The display will show "0:30" and the indicator will flash.
3. Press the Time Delay key repeatedly to set the desired delay time (increments of 30 minutes up to 6 hours, then 1 hour up to 24 hours).
4. Close the door. The program will start after the delay time elapses.

Cancelling Time Delay: Open the door, press and hold the Program Selection/Cancel keys for 3 seconds. Close the door and wait for draining.

Note: Program and auxiliary functions cannot be changed after the program has started. Time Delay cannot be set after the program starts.

6.6 Starting the Program

Close the dishwasher door after selecting the program and auxiliary functions to start the cycle.

Notes:

• The machine may pause during operation for water softening regeneration.
• Be cautious of steam when opening the door during operation.
• The machine may switch off if no button is pressed within 5 seconds after opening the door. Closing the door and pressing a button resumes the program.

6.7 Cancelling the Program

Open the door, press and hold the Program Selection/Cancel keys for 3 seconds. Close the door and wait for the draining process to complete.

Note: Residues of detergent or rinse aid may remain in the machine or on dishes after cancellation.

6.8 Salt Indicator [?]

The salt indicator on the display alerts you when the softening salt reservoir needs refilling. Refer to the "Water Softening System" section for adjustment details.

6.9 Rinse Aid Indicator [?]

The rinse aid indicator alerts you when the rinse aid reservoir needs refilling. Adjust the amount of rinse aid using the Menu key, navigating to "P:" and selecting a level (P:0 to P:4).

• P:0: No rinse aid dispensed.
• P:1: 1 dose dispensed.
• P:2: 2 doses dispensed.
• P:3: 3 doses dispensed.
• P:4: 4 doses dispensed.

Factory default is P:3. Wipe any spilled rinse aid immediately to prevent foaming.

6.10 End of Program

An audible warning signal indicates the end of the program. The End of Program indicator will light up.

1. Open the door.
2. Press the On/Off key.
3. Close the water tap.
4. Unplug the machine.

For energy saving, the machine automatically turns off after the program completes or if no program is started.

Allow dishes to cool for about 15 minutes after washing. Leaving the door ajar during this period can improve drying. Unload from the bottom rack first.

6.11 Water Cut-off Warning

If the water supply is cut off or the tap is turned off, the machine will display "E:02". The program pauses and resumes when water is restored.

6.12 Overflowing Warning

If the machine takes in too much water or there is a leakage, "E:01" will flash. The machine attempts to discharge excess water. If the error persists, contact authorized service.

7. Detergent

You can use powder, liquid/gel, or tablet detergents. Use only detergents specifically designed for dishwashers. Avoid detergents with chlorine and phosphate.

7.1 Adding Detergent

• Push the latch to open the detergent dispenser lid.
• Place the suggested amount of powder, liquid/gel, or tablet detergent in the reservoir.
• Close the lid until it clicks.

The dispenser has level markings for powder detergent (0.5 oz / 15 cm³ and 0.85 oz / 25 cm³). A full dispenser holds approximately 1.5 oz (45 cm³).

Notice: Use powder or liquid/gel detergent in short programs without prewash, as tablet solubility varies with temperature and time.

Warning: Do not put solvents into the detergent dispenser; there is a risk of explosion.

7.2 Tablet Detergents

Some tablets include water softening salt and rinse aid effects. For water hardness above 59 gpg, separate salt and rinse aid may still be needed. Consult detergent manufacturer for best results.

If switching from tablets to powder detergent:

1. Ensure salt and rinse aid reservoirs are full.
2. Set water hardness to the highest level and run an empty cycle.
3. Readjust water hardness and rinse aid settings as needed.

7.3 Rinse Aid

Rinse aid improves drying efficiency and prevents water/lime stains. Refill the rinse aid reservoir when the indicator lights up.

1. Open the rinse aid reservoir lid.
2. Fill until the "MAX" level.
3. Close the lid.

Adjust the rinse aid level (P:0-P:4) as described in section 6.9.

8. Adjusting the Water Softening System

Proper adjustment improves cleaning, rinsing, and drying performance. Use the supplied test strip to determine your water hardness level.

Water Hardness Test:

1. Remove test strip from packet.
2. Let tap water run for about a minute.
3. Hold the strip in the water for about a second.
4. Remove and shake off excess water.
5. Wait 1 minute. The strip will indicate the hardness level.

Adjusting Water Hardness Setting:

1. Turn the machine on.
2. Press and hold the Menu key for 3 seconds to enter the Settings Menu.
3. Use direction keys to find the water hardness indicator ("r" position).
4. Use the Selection key to set the level according to the water hardness level table.
5. Press the Menu key to exit.

Water Hardness Level Adjustment Table:

If water hardness is above 154 gpg or if using well water, consider water purification devices. If hardness is below 22 gpg, salt is not needed, and the "No Salt Warning Indicator" may stay on.

If the water hardness level is set to Level 1, the "No salt warning indicator" will remain illuminated even if salt is not required.

If you move, readjust the water hardness setting for your new location.

9. Filling the Dishwasher Salt Dispenser

Use only special dishwasher softening salts. Do not use table salt or rock salt.

1. Remove the lower basket.
2. Turn the salt reservoir lid counterclockwise to open.
3. Add approximately 4 cups of water to the reservoir (initial use only).
4. Fill the reservoir with salt using the funnel.
5. Replace and tighten the lid.

Add salt just before starting the machine to flush away any spilled salty water, preventing corrosion.

The Salt Indicator may remain on for a while after adding salt as it dissolves.

10. Care and Maintenance

Warning: Before cleaning or maintenance, switch off the appliance, disconnect the power plug, and turn off the water tap.

Warning: Do not attempt repairs yourself; contact authorized service.

Caution: Keep the floor around the dishwasher clean and dry to avoid slipping. Keep the appliance free from combustible materials.

If not in use for an extended period, empty the dishwasher, leave the door ajar for air circulation, and turn off power and water supply.

10.1 Caring for Your Dishwasher Exterior

Caution: Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or abrasive cloths, as they can damage the decorative door.

• Control Panel: Clean with a soft cloth lightly dampened with mild detergent and clear water.
• Colored Doors: Clean with a soft cloth lightly dampened with mild detergent.
• Stainless Steel Doors: Use a soft cloth with a cleaner made for stainless steel, wiping in the direction of the grain.
• Door Gasket: Regularly clean with a damp cloth to remove food particles. Use a gentle household cleaner and rinse thoroughly.

10.2 Caring for Your Dishwasher Interior

Notice: Regular cleaning ensures longer product life and reduces recurring problems. Always disconnect power before cleaning.

Caution: Be careful of sharp edges on the main filter when cleaning the underside to avoid cuts.

10.3 Cleaning the Filters

Clean filters at least weekly for efficient operation. Check for food residues.

1. Turn the micro filter (1) and coarse filter (2) assembly counterclockwise and pull out.
2. Pull out the metal/plastic filter (3).
3. Press the tabs on the coarse filter inwards and separate it.
4. Clean all three filters under running water with a brush.
5. Replace the metal/plastic filter.
6. Place the coarse filter into the microfilter, ensuring it's seated properly. Turn the coarse filter clockwise until it clicks.

Warning: Do not use the dishwasher without filters.

Notice: Incorrect filter placement reduces washing efficiency.

10.4 Cleaning the Hose Filter

A filter in the water inlet hose prevents impurities from entering the machine.

1. Turn off the tap and remove the hose.
2. Remove and clean the filter under running tap water.
3. Place the cleaned filter back into the hose seat.
4. Install the hose to the tap.

10.5 Cleaning the Wash Arms

Clean wash arms at least weekly.

• Lower Wash Arms: Check for clogged holes. Remove and clean the impeller. Pull the lower wash arm upwards to remove.
• Upper Wash Arms: Check for clogged holes. Remove and clean the wash arm. Turn the nut counterclockwise to remove. Ensure the nut is tightened securely when reinstalling.

11. Troubleshooting

Machine does not start:

• Check if the power cable is plugged in.
• Check your house's circuit breaker.
• Ensure the water inlet tap is open.
• Make sure the dishwasher door is closed.
• Ensure the On/Off button has been pressed.

Dishes are not washed clean:

• Load dishes properly, ensuring water can reach all surfaces.
• Select a program with higher temperature and longer cycle time if needed.
• Ensure wash arms rotate freely and their holes are not clogged. Clean them regularly.
• Check if the filter system is clean and correctly installed.
• Do not overload the baskets.
• Store powder detergent in a dry place or use tablet detergents.
• Ensure sufficient detergent is used; consider tablet detergents for optimum results.
• Check rinse aid level and increase setting if necessary.
• Ensure the detergent dispenser lid is closed tightly.

Dishes are not dry at the end of cycle:

• Place dishes to avoid water accumulation.
• Check rinse aid level and increase setting if necessary.
• Do not unload immediately after the cycle. Open the door slightly to let steam escape and allow dishes to cool before unloading.
• Select a program with a longer duration for better drying performance.
• Deteriorated surfaces on kitchen utensils may affect drying.
• Teflon items may retain water droplets due to their surface properties.

Stains remaining on dishes:

• Select a program with higher temperature and longer cycle time.
• Deteriorated surfaces may trap stains like tea or coffee.
• Store detergent properly to maintain its effectiveness.

Lime traces or misty appearance on glassware:

• Check rinse aid level and increase setting.
• Ensure water hardness setting is appropriate or salt level is sufficient.
• Check for salt leakage and ensure the salt reservoir lid is tightly closed. Run a prewash cycle if salt spilled.

Different odor in the machine:

• A new machine may have a temporary odor.
• Clean clogged filters.
• Remove food remnants from dishes and run the Prewash program every 2 days if not running the machine immediately. Leave the door slightly ajar to prevent odor buildup. Use commercial odor removers if needed.

Rust, discoloration, or surface deterioration on dishes:

• Check for salt leakage and ensure the salt reservoir lid is closed.
• Remove salty food remnants promptly or use the prewash cycle.
• Ensure the electric installation is properly grounded.
• Avoid using intensive cleansers like bleach.
• Do not use metal items for purposes other than intended (e.g., opening cans).
• Low-quality stainless steel or already corroded items may cause issues.

Detergent remains in dispenser:

• Ensure the dispenser was dry when adding detergent.
• Add detergent shortly before starting the wash.
• Ensure dishes do not obstruct the dispenser lid or water flow.
• Store detergent properly.
• Check if wash arm holes are clogged.

Decorations and ornaments erased from utensils:

• Decorated glasses and porcelain are not suitable for dishwasher washing.

Dishes are scratched:

• Avoid washing aluminum items.
• Check for salt leakage and ensure the salt reservoir lid is closed.
• Place glasses carefully, leaning them against rack edges or supports, not against each other.

Smear on glasses (milky or bluish/rainbow appearance):

• Reduce rinse aid setting if excessive. Clean any spilled rinse aid.
• Corrosion due to soft water: Check water hardness setting. If water is soft (<15 gpg), do not use salt. Use programs with higher temperatures or glass-protective detergents.

Foam forms in the machine:

• Do not use hand-wash detergents that lack anti-foam agents. Rinse dishes adequately after hand washing.
• Ensure rinse aid has not spilled into the machine and clean any spills.
• Make sure the rinse aid reservoir lid is closed.

Kitchen utensils are broken:

• Load dishes properly as described in the manual.
• Do not overload the baskets.

Water remains in the dishwasher:

• Check if the filter system is clean.
• Check if the discharge hose is clogged or blocked. Clear any blockage.

If problems persist, consult your dealer or authorized service agent.

12. Technical Features

• Load capacity: 16 place settings
• Permissible water pressure: 4.35 - 145 psi (0.3 - 10 bars)
• Electrical connection: 120 V (volts), 12 A (amps), 60Hz (hertz)
• Total power: 1400 W (watts)
• Heater power: 1100 W (watts)

Notice: Specifications and design may change without prior notice. This device corresponds to UL 749 Household Dishwasher directive.

13. Warranty Statement for the Beko Dishwashers

Warranties apply to Beko dishwashers sold to the original purchaser/homeowner in the US and Canada. Warranty is not transferable.

• 1 year full warranty: Covers defective parts under normal household conditions. Cosmetic defects must be reported within 10 business days. Labor is not included for accessories.
• 2 year limited warranty (Parts only): Covers material defects or workmanship failure. Labor charges are the consumer's responsibility.
• 2-5 year limited warranty (Parts only): Covers specific components like compressors, evaporators, condensers, and dryers for material defects or workmanship failure. Labor charges are the consumer's responsibility.

Disclaimers and Exclusions: Warranty does not cover installation correction, electrical problems, educational instruction, acts of God, misuse, abuse, accidents, alterations, improper installation/maintenance, travel fees outside normal hours, pickup/delivery, food loss, or unauthorized service work.

Warranty is void if the product is altered, tampered with, modified, or repaired by unauthorized persons.

This warranty is in lieu of all other expressed and implied warranties. Beko is not responsible for incidental or consequential damages (e.g., loss of profits, loss of use).

Service: Contact your local authorized Beko dealer, call 1-888-352 BEKO (2356), or visit http://www.beko.us for service information.