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The level markers in the powder dispensing
canister with the door in the horizontal posi-
tion equate to the amount dispensed in
milliliters (ml). The max. capacity is approx.
60 ml of cleaning agent.
The amount in ml equates to approx. the
amount normally recommended in grams (g)
for proprietary powder cleaning agents.
Powder density can affect this amount.
Dispensing example:
Approx. 8.5 liters of water are taken into
the machine for the main wash. With a
cleaning agent concentration of approx.
3 g/l, you will need approx. 25 g of clean-
ing agent. Please observe the manufac-
turer's recommendations, which may vary!
Add cleaning agent to the dispensing can-
ister.
Close the flap.
Cleaning agent and rinsing agent
Make sure that all of the cleaning
agent has dissolved at the end of the pro-
gram sequence.
Repeat the program if residual cleaning
agent is present.
Check whether any wash items have pre-
vented the flushing out of the dispensing
canister and rearrange the wash items if
necessary.
Tips for the Rapid program
Rapid
With the
program (depending on the
model), the final rinse water is not pumped
away at the end of the program in order to
achieve short program cycle times in contin-
uous use.
Cleaning agent cannot be rinsed out of the
dispenser during the short program cycle
time.
If liquid cleaning agent dispensing is not
being used, add powder cleaning agent
directly onto the inside of the door.
To avoid corrosion or discoloration, start
the wash program immediately after dis-
pensing cleaning agent directly onto the
inside of the door.
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