Wash And Rinse Temperatures; Selecting A Wash Program; Loading A Dishwasher Basket - Classeq D400 Manual De Usuario

Classeq Under Counter Range - User Manual
Rating
220-240V / 1N~ / 13A
220-240V / 1N~ / 28A
380-415V / 3N~ / 11A
6.4

Wash and Rinse Temperatures

The temperature displays (8 and 9) on the warewasher can be
shown in °C or °F (10). Press the Temperature Units button (6) to
cycle between these options.
Nominal Temperatures set in the factory:
Dishwasher
Wash 55°C
Rinse 82°C
6.5

Selecting a Wash Program

Your warewasher has multiple program times; these are pre-set
to offer the best possible results. To select a program press the
Program Select button (5) until the Program indicator (7) shows
the selection you require.
When the warewasher is turned on (►6.2) it will always start on
the 'Normal' program.
6.5.1 Dishwasher program options:
Display Description
Light
Standard
Intensive
6.5.2 Glass washer program options:
Display Description
Light
Standard
Your warewasher has a heat interlock to ensure that the rinse is
to temperature. This will extend the wash cycle if the Rinse Boiler
has not achieved the required temperature within the cycle times
given above.
For full information on operating temperatures and the interlock,
please refer to the latest version of the Engineers Manual on the
Classeq website for full information regarding temperatures and
Time
interlock settings.
50 min
6.6
25 min
25 min
For dishwashers ONLY
Glasswasher
55°C
70°C
6.6.1
Before loading any item into your dishwasher, check that it is
dishwasher compatible.
Approximate Time
(min)
2
3
5
Approximate Time
(min)
1.5
6.6.2
2
Large chunks of leftover food should be scraped off plates /
bowls / pans.
For best results pre-rinse all dirty wares before they go in the
dishwasher. Pre-rinse in plain hot water or water with dishwasher
detergent added to it. Do not use handwash detergent as this
may cause foaming when the wares are transferred into the
dishwasher.

Loading a Dishwasher Basket

Is it Suitable?
Pots and pans made of aluminium or stainless steel are

normally safe to put in a dishwasher - but always check
for a dishwasher-safe indication on the base of the
pans. If this is not obvious, check the manufacturer's
website or label.
Non-stick pans - many manufacturers state that they

are dishwasher safe, however, always check for a
dishwasher-safe indication on the base of the pans. If
this is not obvious, check the manufacturer's website or
label.
Items made of brass, bronze, wood, or china with gold

leaf embellishment are not suitable for washing in a
dishwasher. Wash these items by hand.
Large kitchen knives may suffer over time if washed in a

dishwasher. Wash these items by hand.
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