Hisense Dishwasher H2BU642DW

User Manual

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Dishwasher

Model: H2BU642DW

Table of Contents

• Your Dishwasher
• Safety Instructions
• Installation
• Before Using the Dishwasher for the First Time
• More Environmentally Friendly Washing
• Loading the Dishwasher
• Using the Dishwasher
• Program Table
• Settings
• Care and Maintenance Instructions
• Troubleshooting

Your Dishwasher

Install the dishwasher, see chapter Installation. Press the power button.

The first time the dishwasher is turned on, it is important to select the correct settings for a good washing result. See chapter Before Using the Dishwasher for the First Time.

Control Panel Overview:

• Power button
• Program selection button (P)
• Start/Pause/Stop button
• Display showing time and status
• Program indicators (Eco, Auto, 1h, Intensive, Glass, Hygiene)
• Optional features (Auto Dry, Delay Start, Quick Wash)
• Self Clean indicator

Note: The control panel is only active when the door is securely closed.

Safety Instructions

• Read the user manual and keep it!
• Standard place settings: 14
• Do not use the dishwasher for purposes other than those specified in this user manual.
• Do not load the dishwasher door or baskets with anything other than dishes.
• Keep the door closed when the machine is not in use. Ensure that the baskets are pushed fully in to prevent the dishwasher from tipping.
• Use only dishwasher detergent!
• This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years and above and by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge, if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children must not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be performed by children without supervision.
• If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
• Use the dishwasher only in household environments for washing household dishes. Any other use is not permitted.
• Never place dishes with solvent residues in the machine, as this can pose an explosion risk. Dishes with ash, wax, and grease must not be washed in the dishwasher.
• Children must be supervised. Do not let children use the dishwasher or play with it. Be especially careful when the door is open. The dishwasher may contain detergent residue! Always start the dishwasher immediately after filling with detergent.
• WARNING! Always place knives and sharp utensils with the points downwards or lay them horizontally in the basket for safety reasons.
• WARNING! Be aware of children near the machine! Dishwasher detergent is corrosive!

Installation

See the Installation chapter.

Overflow Protection

The overflow protection starts to pump out and closes the water intake if the water level in the dishwasher exceeds the normal level. If the safety device is activated, the display shows F54 (Water overflow). Close the tap and contact the nearest service center. (To prevent water leakage outside the dishwasher, do not unplug the power cord until the tap on the supply line is closed!)

Winter Storage/Transport

Store the dishwasher frost-free and avoid long transport in extreme cold. Transport the dishwasher upright or lying with the back downwards. Before transporting a used dishwasher or for long-term storage, the water must be drained.

Packaging

The packaging protects the product during transport. The packaging material can be recycled. Sort the packaging for recycling to contribute to reduced raw material consumption and reduced waste. Your dealer can take back the packaging and send it for recycling or inform you about the nearest recycling station. The packaging consists of:

• Corrugated cardboard made from up to 100% recycled material.
• Expanded polystyrene (EPS) without the addition of chlorine and fluorine.
• Stiffeners made of untreated wood.
• Protective plastic made of polyethylene (PE).

Disposal

The dishwasher is manufactured and labeled for recycling. When the dishwasher is no longer in use and is to be scrapped, it must be rendered unusable immediately. Unplug the power cord and cut it as close to the machine as possible.

Contact your local municipality for information on where and how the machine should be recycled responsibly.

Before Using the Dishwasher for the First Time

Water Hardness

To achieve a good washing result, the dishwasher needs soft water (water with low lime content). Hard water causes white deposits on the dishes and in the dishwasher.

Check Water Hardness

Water hardness is specified using German degrees of water hardness (°dH), French degrees of water hardness (°fH), English degrees of water hardness (°eH), or millimoles per liter (mmol/L).

A water supply with a water hardness of over 2.8°dH (5°fH / 3.5°eH / 0.5 mmol/L) must be softened. This is done automatically by the built-in softener. For the softening system to function correctly, its settings must be adapted to the water supply's hardness. After adjusting the settings for the softening agent, add detergent and rinse aid in doses suitable for soft water.

Contact your local waterworks to check the water hardness in your area.

Note your water hardness:

If your water hardness exceeds 36.4°dH (65°fH / 45.5°eH / 6.5 mmol/L), we recommend connecting an external water softener.

Increased Consumption During Regeneration

The dishwasher's built-in descaler regenerates regularly to maintain its function. During regeneration, the wash program is extended, and energy and water consumption increase. How often the dishwasher's descaler regenerates depends on the selected setting. Example: If the Eco 55° program is run with the standard water hardness setting (04), the rinse aid regenerates at intervals, energy consumption increases by 0.025 kWh, and water consumption increases by 2.5 liters, while the program time is extended by 1 minute. Regeneration occurs during the main wash of the program.

WARNING! Hard water causes white deposits on dishes and in the dishwasher. It is therefore important to choose the correct descaler setting! See Water Hardness in the Settings chapter.

Never run the dishwasher with an empty salt container if the inlet water has a hardness of over 2.8°dH (5°fH / 3.5°eH / 0.5 mmol/L).

Basic Settings

The first time the dishwasher is turned on, it is important to select the correct settings for a good washing result. See chapter Settings.

Set:

• Rinse Aid
• Water Hardness
• TAB

Filling Rinse Aid

Drying is faster and gives a better result if rinse aid is used. You will also get a more beautiful wash result with clean and spot-free dishes.

Fill the rinse aid dispenser if you have selected Rinse Aid 01-05.

Instructions for filling rinse aid:

1. Open the rinse aid dispenser lid.
2. Carefully fill the rinse aid dispenser up to the MAX mark.
3. Wipe away any spilled rinse aid around the dispenser with a cloth.
4. Close the lid correctly.

It may take some time before the symbol stops lighting up after filling.

Filling Salt

Fill the salt container if you have selected Water Hardness 01 - 07.

Instructions for filling salt:

1. Unscrew the lid of the salt container by turning it counter-clockwise.
2. Insert the funnel supplied with the dishwasher into the filling hole of the container. (The first time, it is enough to just add water).
3. Fill with salt until the container is full (max. 750 grams). Use special dishwasher salt.
4. Wipe off excess salt so that the lid can be screwed on properly.

It may take some time before the symbol stops lighting up after filling.

WARNING! To avoid rust spots, start a wash program immediately after filling with salt.

Never pour dishwasher detergent into the salt container. This carries a risk of damage to the descaler!

More Environmentally Friendly Washing

Save Energy and Water

When washing dishes in a household dishwasher, less energy and water are normally used than when washing by hand.

Do Not Rinse Under Running Water

Do not rinse dishes under the tap, as this leads to increased energy and water consumption. Simply scrape off larger food residues before loading the dishwasher.

Choose an Environmentally Friendly Detergent

Read the environmental declarations on the packaging!

Overdosing of detergent, rinse aid, and salt can impair the washing result and also place an extra burden on the environment.

Run a Full Dishwasher

Save energy and water by waiting to start the dishwasher until it is full (see number of standard place settings). Use the 1h 65° program with the Quick Wash option to rinse dishes if you have odor problems.

Wash at Lower Temperatures

If the dishes are only lightly soiled, you can choose a low-temperature program.

Select Wash Program – Eco 55°

This program is suitable for washing normally soiled dishes and is the most efficient program in terms of combined energy and water consumption. This program is used to assess compliance with EU ecodesign legislation. The wash program is designed to wash effectively with the lowest possible energy and water consumption. The program washes at a low temperature for a long time.

Automatic Drying (Auto Dry) Setting

For shorter cycles and better drying, activate the Automatic Drying function, which automatically opens the dishwasher door. Wait until the cycle is finished and the dishes have cooled down before emptying the machine. Ensure that built-in units are surrounded by materials that can withstand potential condensation from the dishwasher.

Connect the Dishwasher to Cold Water

Connect the dishwasher to cold water if the property is heated by oil, electricity, or gas.

Connection to Hot Water

Connect the dishwasher to hot water (max. 60 °C) if the property is heated by energy-saving hot water systems such as district heating, solar cells, or geothermal heating. Choosing a hot water connection reduces the dishwasher's energy consumption.

NOTE! Do not exceed the permissible temperature of the incoming water. Some materials in certain household items cannot withstand high temperatures. See Fragile Dishes in the Loading the Dishwasher chapter.

Loading the Dishwasher

Fragile Dishes

Some household items are not dishwasher-safe. This can be due to several reasons. Some materials cannot withstand high temperatures, others can be damaged by dishwasher detergent.

Be careful with, for example, handmade items, fragile decorations, crystal/glass, silver, copper, tin, aluminum, wood, and plastic. Look for the "Dishwasher Safe" label.

Loading Affects the Result

Be careful how you load the dishes to achieve the best wash and drying result with the lowest possible energy and water consumption. Give your dishwasher the best conditions to reach around and wash all surfaces, and to dry the dishes properly.

• Turn all soiled surfaces inwards and downwards!
• Dishes should not lie on top of or next to each other.
• Place dishes with indentations diagonally, e.g., cups, so that the rinse water runs off. This is also important for plastic items.
• Ensure that small items do not fall through the dishwasher basket. Place them in the cutlery basket.

NOTE! Check that the spray arms can rotate freely.

Dishwasher Baskets

The dishwasher is equipped with an upper basket and a lower basket with a cutlery basket. The appearance of the baskets may vary depending on the dishwasher model.

Upper Basket

Place glasses, cups, bowls, saucers, and plates in the upper basket. Turn all soiled surfaces inwards and downwards! Wine glasses are placed on the wine glass shelf, and knives are placed in the cutlery rack on the right.

Adjusting the Upper Basket Height:

1. Pull out the upper basket.
2. Take hold of the sides of the upper basket with both hands and lift it up.
3. When the upper basket is in the upper position and is lifted up, it lowers to the lower position.

Note that both sides of the basket must always be placed at the same height.

Lower Basket

Place small and large plates, platters, pots, and cutlery (in the cutlery basket) in the lower basket.

Adjustable Plate Supports

The adjustable plate supports can be folded down to better accommodate pots and bowls.

Cutlery Basket

Place cutlery and sharp knives with the handles downwards and spread out as much as possible. Check that spoons do not lie on top of each other.

The cutlery basket is placed in the lower basket.

Cutlery Basket with Lid

The lid on the cutlery basket can be removed.

Flexible Cutlery Basket

The cutlery basket is flexible and can be divided into two parts, which can be hung on the side of the lower basket.

Using the Dishwasher

Dosing Detergent

Follow the dosing instructions on the detergent packaging. The dishwasher is equipped with a descaler, so you should dose the detergent according to the dosing instructions for soft water.

Overdosing of detergent impairs the washing result and burdens the environment.

Detergent Compartment

The detergent compartment must be dry when dosing the detergent.

Note: Use only dishwasher detergent! Regular dish soap creates excessive foam, which prevents the dishwasher from working, and therefore cannot be used.

Combination Detergent

There are many different types of combination detergents on the market. Read the instructions for these products carefully.

Activate the TAB setting and deactivate the Rinse Aid setting when using a combined detergent that contains rinse aid.

It is not recommended to use dishwasher tabs for short programs (under 75 minutes). Use powder or liquid detergent instead.

Note: You will get optimal wash and drying results by using regular dishwasher detergent with separate dosing of rinse aid and salt.

Contact the detergent manufacturer if you have questions regarding detergent.

Power On/Off

Close the door properly, otherwise the dishwasher will not start. Press the power button to turn on the dishwasher. Also ensure that the water tap is turned on.

Press the power button to turn off the dishwasher when it is not in use. To stop an ongoing cycle, press and hold the power button for five seconds. To pause, press and hold the power button for three seconds, and then press the power button again to turn off.

Child Lock

Activate the child lock to prevent interruptions to the ongoing cycle. After starting a program, press and hold the power button for three seconds until "CL" (Child Lock) is displayed (To unlock, press and hold the power button for three seconds). An automatic child lock function is also available to prevent unauthorized use. See Settings for more information.

Select Program

Select the program depending on the dishes and how soiled they are. Eco 55° is always selected by default.

Press the P button once or more until the desired program is activated, indicated by a light indicator.

• Eco 55°: This program is suitable for washing normally soiled dishes and is the most efficient program in terms of combined energy and water consumption. This program is used to assess compliance with EU ecodesign legislation. For information on more environmentally friendly washing, see the chapter More Environmentally Friendly Washing. For dissolving heavy grease on heavily soiled dishes, a higher temperature program should be used.
• Auto 45-65°: The dishwasher assesses the soil level of the dishes to adjust water consumption and temperature. It needs to run five cycles after installation to fully adjust and optimize performance.
• 1h 65°: A quick program for lightly soiled dishes (This program is not suitable for burnt-on residues on baking trays). Activate the Automatic Drying function for the best drying results.
• Intensive 70°: A program with high temperature that dissolves grease on heavily soiled dishes, such as pots, pans, and gratin dishes. If the dishwasher is not completely full with this type of dish, you can fill the remaining space with plates and other dishes.
• Glass 40°: A gentle wash program with low temperature for washing delicate items in crystal/glass. Pay attention to using detergent sparingly and placing the items so they do not collide during washing. See also Fragile Dishes in the Loading the Dishwasher chapter. Porcelain that has just been used and does not have dried-on food residues can also be washed with this program.
• Hygiene 70°: This program is ideal when extra hygiene is required, for example, when washing baby bottles and cutting boards. The temperature is high in both the main wash and the final rinse.
• Self Clean: Self-cleaning program for hygienic cleaning of the dishwasher's interior and spray arms. The program should be run (without dishes in the machine) with regular dishwasher detergent or citric acid. Cleaning agents adapted for dishwashers are also available on the market. Information on cleaning limescale deposits can be found in the Interior Compartment section of the Care and Maintenance Instructions chapter. The dishwasher will periodically indicate that Self Clean should be run. Press and hold the Self Clean button until CLn is displayed to select the program.

Select Options

Press the options buttons (e.g., Delay Start, Quick Wash) to activate them. (The options you can select may vary between programs.)

• Delay Start: With Delay Start selected, the dishwasher will start 1-24 hours after you press the button and close the door. 1. Press the Delay Start button once to activate. Press multiple times or hold to set the desired number of hours. The display will show the Delay Start time. 2. Press the Start button. The dishwasher will start after the preset delay. To cancel Delayed Start, press and hold the power button for five seconds. Not available for: Self Clean.
• Quick Wash: This option reduces program time but consumes more energy and water. Press the Quick Wash button to activate the setting. The display will update the program time. Not available for: Auto 45-65°, Glass 40°, Hygiene 70°, Self Clean.
• Start/Pause/Stop: Press the Start button. The display will start the countdown.

Stop or Change a Program

To pause the program, press and hold the power button for three seconds. To interrupt or change a program, press and hold the power button for five seconds.

Refill detergent if necessary when the dispenser is opened. Close the door, select a new program, and press the Start button.

Remaining Time

When you have selected a program and options, the total time will be displayed.

If You Want to Add More Dishes

Press and hold the power button for three seconds to pause the program. Open the door, load the dishes, close the door, and resume by pressing the power button.

Note: You should not add more dishes if the lid of the detergent dispenser has opened.

Power Failure/Power Interruption

If the dishwasher is switched off due to a power failure while a wash program is running, the program will continue when the dishwasher receives power again. If the power is interrupted during drying, the program will be interrupted.

Check Wash Times

When the dishwasher is on, press and hold the program and display buttons, and the screen will show the number of times the dishwasher has been washed. Release the button to finish.

After Program Completion

When the program is finished, "End" will be displayed. The dishwasher will turn off when the buzzer sounds.

The dishwasher turns off automatically when the program ends. Turn off the water tap after each use.

Best Drying Results

• Load the dishwasher completely.
• Place dishes with indentations diagonally, e.g., cups, so that the rinse water runs off. This is also important for plastic items.
• Fill with rinse aid, or increase the rinse aid dosing setting.
• Activate the Automatic Drying setting. See the Settings chapter.
• Let the dishes cool before removing them.

Emptying the Dishwasher

Warm porcelain can be extra fragile. Let the dishes cool in the dishwasher before removing them.

Empty the lower basket first to prevent any water from the upper basket from dripping onto the dishes in the lower basket.

Program Table

1) Consumption values vary depending on the inlet water temperature, room temperature, and amount of dishes, selected additional functions, etc. The values for the Eco 55° program are accurate, others may be considered indicative.

2) This program is suitable for washing normally soiled dishes and is the most efficient program in terms of combined energy and water consumption. This program is used to assess compliance with EU ecodesign legislation.

Settings

Accessing the Settings Menu:

1. Press the power button.
2. To open the dishwasher's settings menu, press and hold the Program Selection button (P) and the Power button simultaneously until "SEt" is displayed.
3. Use the navigation button to move through the settings.
4. Press the Program Selection button (P) to cycle through the options.
5. Confirm your choice by pressing the Start button.
6. To exit the menu, navigate through it or press the power button.

Care and Maintenance Instructions

Filling Rinse Aid

The above symbol lights up on the display when rinse aid needs to be refilled.

Instructions for filling rinse aid:

1. Open the rinse aid dispenser lid.
2. Carefully fill the rinse aid dispenser up to the MAX mark.
3. Wipe away any spilled rinse aid around the dispenser with a cloth.
4. Close the lid correctly.

It may take some time before the symbol stops lighting up after filling.

Filling Salt

The above symbol lights up on the display when salt needs to be refilled.

Instructions for filling salt:

1. Unscrew the lid of the salt container by turning it counter-clockwise.
2. Insert the funnel supplied with the dishwasher into the filling hole of the container. (The first time, it is enough to just add water).
3. Fill with salt until the container is full (max. 750 grams). Use special dishwasher salt.
4. Wipe off excess salt so that the lid can be screwed on properly.

It may take some time before the symbol stops lighting up after filling.

WARNING! To avoid rust spots, start a wash program immediately after filling with salt.

Never pour dishwasher detergent into the salt container. This carries a risk of damage to the descaler!

Cleaning the Filter

Food residues that are too large to pass through the drain pump collect in the filter. Empty the filter as needed. Cleaning should be done regularly depending on how often the dishwasher is used.

Instructions for cleaning the filter:

1. Turn the locking ring counter-clockwise and lift the filter straight up.
2. Empty the filter and clean it.
3. Replace the filter and turn the locking ring clockwise until it stops. Check that the edges seal correctly.

NOTE! The wash result may be affected if the filter is not fitted correctly. The dishwasher must not be used without the filter fitted!

Check that the yellow protective cover on the right in the bottom well is in place.

Cleaning the Spray Arms

Holes and bearings can become blocked over time. Remove dirt with a needle or similar. The spray arms also have holes on the underside.

To make cleaning easier, you can detach the spray arms. Remember to reassemble them correctly afterwards.

Upper Spray Arm

• Pull out the upper basket.
• Unscrew the spray arm bearing counter-clockwise to release the spray arm from the upper basket.

Lower Spray Arm

• Lift the lower spray arm straight up to detach it.

Cleaning the Exterior of the Dishwasher

Door and Door Seal

Open the door. Clean the sides of the door and the door seal regularly with a slightly damp cloth. Clean the door seal on the lower front edge of the dishwasher with a dish brush.

Control Panel

Keep the control panel clean from dirt. Wipe it with a dry or slightly damp cloth if necessary. Never use cleaning agents - they can scratch the surface.

CLn - Run the Self-Cleaning Program

Interior Compartment

The dishwasher's interior compartment is made of stainless steel and is kept clean through normal use (at regular intervals).

If you have hard water, limescale deposits may form in the dishwasher. In that case, run the Self-Cleaning program with two tablespoons of citric acid in the detergent compartment (without dishes in the machine). Cleaning agents intended for dishwashers are also available on the market.

Troubleshooting Blockages

Troubleshooting Drain Pump Blockages

If there is water left in the dishwasher after the program has finished, the drain pump may be blocked by foreign objects, causing the error message "Water Outlet Error".

Steps to clear drain pump blockages:

1. Turn off the machine with the power button, and unplug it from the power outlet.
2. Remove the filter.
3. Scoop out the water from the wash compartment.
4. To inspect the drain pump, remove the yellow protector on the right in the bottom well. (Use pliers if necessary.)
5. Manually turn the pump impeller, located behind the protector. Carefully remove any sharp objects such as glass.
6. Reinstall the drain pump protector. Reinstall the filter.
7. Plug the power cord back in.

NOTE! Remember to reinstall the drain pump protector.

Troubleshooting Inlet Hose Filter Blockages

If small particles are found in the inlet water, the outer filter of the inlet hose may become blocked, leading to the "Water Inlet Error" message.

Steps to clear inlet hose filter blockages:

1. Turn off the machine with the power button, and unplug it from the power outlet.
2. Close the water tap.
3. Unscrew the inlet hose.
4. Carefully pull out the outer filter of the inlet hose and clean it.
5. Reinsert the filter and check that the gasket is correctly seated.
6. Screw the inlet hose back on securely.
7. Plug the power cord back in and open the water tap. Let the pressure build up for a while and check that the connection is tight.

Troubleshooting

Error Messages

Press the power button to clear error messages except F54. When the dishwasher displays the F54 error, it can only be turned off when the error is cleared.

Problems

Installation

It is important that you read and follow the instructions and recommendations below. Perform the installation and connection in accordance with the supplied installation guide.

Dimensions:

• Height: 816-885 mm
• Width: 598 mm
• Depth: 580 mm
• Weight: 30 kg
• Number of standard place settings: 14
• Water pressure: 0.03-1.0 MPa
• Nominal voltage: 220-240 V~ 50 Hz
• Nominal power: 1900 W

*Remove the plastic strips if the niche's installation dimensions are 596-598 mm.

Caution! The edge may be sharp. Wear protective gloves!

Nominal dimensions. Variations may occur.

Safety Instructions

• Connection to electricity, water, and drain must be performed by a person with the necessary competence.
• Always follow current regulations for water, drain, and electricity.
• Be careful during installation! Wear protective gloves! Always have two people working!
• Place a leak protection on the floor under the dishwasher to prevent potential water leakage.
• Test run the dishwasher with the 1h 65° program with the Quick Wash option before securing it. Check that the dishwasher takes in water and drains it. Also check that the connections are completely tight.
• WARNING! Turn off the water supply when installing the dishwasher! The power cord must be unplugged, or the power must be disconnected during work!

Setup

• The built-in and connection dimensions are specified in the separate installation guide. Check that all dimensions match before starting the installation. Note that the height of the overlay door can be adjusted to match the rest of the interior.
• Check that the base is stable. Adjust the adjustable feet so that the dishwasher stands level.
• If the dishwasher is built-in, the cabinetry must be able to withstand any condensation from the dishwasher.
• Mount the protective film under the countertop and around the edge. The function of the protective film is to protect the countertop from moisture. (The protective film is included in the bag.)
• Be aware that it may be necessary to adjust the door springs when the overlay door is mounted. Adjust the left and right door springs equally until the door is evenly balanced.

Drain Connection

This dishwasher is suitable for installation in a raised recess (for a more ergonomic height). This means the dishwasher can be positioned so that the drain hose outlet is at a lower level than the bottom of the dishwasher, e.g., fed directly to a floor drain.

The dishwasher is equipped with an integrated protective device that prevents it from being emptied of water during the wash.

The drain hose can also be fed to a connection nozzle at the sink's water trap. The connection nozzle's inner diameter must be at least 14 mm.

The drain hose can be extended up to a maximum of 3 m (the total length of the drain hose must not exceed 4.5 m). Any joints and connecting pipes must have an inner diameter of at least 14 mm. However, it is best to replace the drain hose with a new one without joints.

No part of the drain hose may be placed more than 950 mm above the dishwasher's base. Mount the drain hose with a hose clamp. Ensure that the drain hose is not kinked.

Water Connection

Only use the inlet hose supplied with the dishwasher. Do not reuse old or other loose hoses.

The supply line must be equipped with a stopcock. The stopcock must be placed in an easily accessible location so that the water can be turned off if the dishwasher needs to be moved.

Open the stopcock when the machine has been installed and let the pressure build up for a while to check that all connections are tight.

Cold Water Connection

Connect the dishwasher to cold water if the property is heated by oil, electricity, or gas.

Hot Water Connection

Connect the dishwasher to hot water (max. 60 °C) if the property is heated by energy-saving hot water systems such as district heating, solar cells, or geothermal heating. Choosing a hot water connection reduces the dishwasher's energy consumption.

NOTE! Do not exceed the permissible temperature of the incoming water. Some materials in certain household items cannot withstand high temperatures. See Fragile Dishes in the Loading the Dishwasher chapter.

Electrical Connection

Information about the electrical connection can be found on the rating plate. This information must match the mains data.

Connection to Socket

The machine is supplied with an EU-approved plug, which must not be used in a Danish installation, as the machine is thereby not earthed according to the Danish High Voltage Regulations. Replacement with a Danish plug must be carried out by an authorized electrician. Alternatively, an adapter approved for the purpose can be used for the transition between the Schuko plug and the Danish earthing system.

If the machine is connected with a plug, the following should be noted: The plug must always be accessible so that the machine can be disconnected from the power supply.

When connecting the machine to a fixed installation, ensure correct connection according to the color coding.

The electrical installation must only be carried out by an authorized installer, taking into account applicable safety regulations.

NOTE! Must be additionally protected according to high voltage regulations.

Service

Consult the Troubleshooting chapter before seeking help. If the problem persists, please contact the nearest service center. For more information, including spare parts and instructions for repairs you can perform yourself, visit www.hisense.com.

Always provide the article number (1) and serial number (2) from the rating plate when calling for support.

Note: Repairs carried out by non-professionals can pose a safety risk and may void your warranty.

Rating Plate Information:

• Article No. (1)
• Serial No. (2)

Technical Data and Energy Labeling

Technical Information

• Height: 816-885 mm
• Width: 598 mm
• Depth: 580 mm
• Weight: 30 kg 1)
• Number of standard place settings: 14 2)
• Water pressure: 0.03-1.0 MPa
• Nominal voltage: 220-240 V~ 50 Hz
• Nominal power: 1900 W

1) Weight may vary due to different specifications.

2) According to standard, EN 60436.

Information for Consumers

For product information, visit global.hisense.com or access the European Product Database for Energy Labelling (EPREL) directly at https://eprel.ec.europa.eu. Search for the model name to find specific information.

You can find the model name (3) on the rating plate.

Information for Test Institute

Information for comparability testing in accordance with EN 60436

• Capacity: 14 place settings
• Upper basket position: lower position
• Program: Eco
• Rinse aid setting: 05
• Amounts of powdered detergent: 4 g pre-wash + 18 g main wash

1. Upper Basket:

2. Lower Basket:

3. Cutlery Basket: