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Loading the salt into the softener
Always use salt intended for use with dishwasher. The salt container is
locatedbeneath the basket and should be filled as follows:
1.
Remove the basket and then unscrew and remove the cap from the salt
container.
2.
Before first wash, add 1lt. of water in the salt container of your machine.
3.
Place the end of the funnel (if supplied) into the hole and introduce about,
0.13 kg of salt. It is normal for a small amount of water to come out of the salt
container.
4.
After filling the container, screw the cap tightly back clockwise. Usually, the
salt warning light will be cease to be illuminated within 2-6 days after the salt
container has been filled with salt.
5.
Immediately after filling the salt into the salt container, a washing programme
should be started (Suggest choose rapid program). Otherwise filter system,
pump or other important parts of the machine may be damaged by salty
water. It is out of warranty.
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Only use salt specifically designed for dishwashers use! Every other type
of salt not specifically designed for dishwasher use, especially table salt,
will damage the water softener. In case of damages caused by the use of
unsuitable salt the manufacturer does not give any warranty nor is liable for
any damages caused.
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Only fill with salt before running a cycle. This will prevent any grains of salt
or salty water, which may have been spilled, remaining on the bottom of the
machine for any period of time, which may cause corrosion.
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The salt container must only be refilled when the salt warning light in the
control panel comes on. Depending on how fully the salt dissolves, the salt
warning light may still be on even though the salt container is filled. If there
is no salt warning light in the control panel (For some Models), you can judge
when to load the salt into the softener by the cycles that the dishwasher had
run.
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If there are spills of the salt, a soak or a rapid program should be run to
remove the excess salt.
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