ggmgastro DSHI1080WD Dishwasher
DRAINING: Wait for about 5 seconds. (Heating
is active)
FINISHED: START LED flashes. (Heating is
active for the next washing)
PROTECTIVE GLOVES IF NECESSARY.
AVOID CONTACT WITH SOAPY WATER
IN YOUR EYES.
1. SHUTTING DOWN
MANUAL DRAINING: Press the draining
button while the device is on, remove the plastic
plug inside the tank, and the draining process will
be completed when the draining button’s light
goes off.
• Press and hold the ON/OFF button for 2 seconds
to turn off the device. • Turn off the power supply
switch connected to the device.
• Lift the top cover, take out the washed items,
and close the cover.
• Close the water inlet valve.
6.2- Usage
2. SAFETY MEASURES
•
The device is designed for washing trays,
• If the lid is opened while the device is running or
if the lid is not fully closed when the start
command is given, the operation stops. When the
lid is closed, the device will continue running.
plates, cups, forks, spoons, etc., placed in
specially designed cassettes, in medium-sized
establishments that serve mass meals and facilities
such as cafeterias. • The device should only be
operated by a qualified person dedicated to this
task. • The device has three different washing
programs.
WARNING: If there is any damage to the power
input cable of the device or if there is a water leak
in the drainage hose, the device must be turned off
immediately, and the authorized service must be
notified.
Short Wash (100 sec.): For slightly soiled
dishes.
Medium Wash (150 sec.): For moderately
soiled dishes.
Long Wash (210 sec.): For greasy and
heavily soiled dishes. • For good washing
quality, make sure to pre-wash the dishes
before loading them into the machine.
Otherwise, food residues, lemon peels,
toothpicks, etc., can clog the drain pipe
and compromise washing quality. • The
device can be integrated into a
3. DAILY MAINTENANCE
• Replace the washing water at least twice a day or
when the cleaning ability of the water is
compromised due to dirty particles. Washing with
dirty water can result in wasted detergent, rinse
aid, and electricity, leading to poor washing
results.
• Always turn off the power switch before starting
maintenance activities.
dishwashing system by installing units
such as scraping unit, waste bin, sink unit,
and exit counter.
• Make sure that debris does not clog the drain
outlet.
• Check if the washing and rinsing arms rotate
freely. Clean the nozzles with a thin stick if they
are clogged.
• Use liquid and low-foaming detergent for
washing. The amount of detergent to be used
should be determined by the detergent
manufacturer. The amount of rinse aid to be used
in the device should also be determined by the
manufacturer. Detergent and rinse aid dosing units
are provided by the manufacturers.
• Select the most suitable program according to
the type and degree of soiling of the dishes.
• The device comes with standard accessories: 1
tray for plates (500x500 mm), 1 tray for cutlery,
and 1 tray for glasses.
• Choose the appropriate tray for the dishes to be
washed and load them according to the capacities
specified in the table. To save detergent and
electricity, do not run the machine unless the tray
is fully loaded.
• Never move the device while it is running.
• Make sure the water inlet valve is open before
starting the device.
• After cleaning the device, leave the cover open.
4. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
(approximately every 2-3 days)
• Never perform maintenance while the device is
connected to electricity.
• As shown in Figure 1, remove the nozzles of the
water sprayers and clean them from any debris
that may cause blockages.
• Clean the outer surfaces of the device with a
cloth soaked in soapy water. When cleaning the
device’s surface, do not use abrasive detergents,
wire brushes, or other materials that may scratch
the surfaces.
• Clean the heating elements with a descaling
agent once a week.
• Remove and clean the pump’s pre-filter at
regular intervals.
• If the device will not be used for an extended
period and there is a risk of freezing, drain the
washing pump and the boiler.
• If any hazardous condition is observed in the
machine, notify the authorized service. Do not
CAUTION!!! NEVER PUT YOUR BARE
HAND INTO THE WASHING WATER. USE
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allow unqualified individuals to interfere with the
machine.
sensory, or mental disabilities, or lack of
experience and knowledge to use the device
without supervision.
• Playing with the device by children is
dangerous.
• Over time, calcium and magnesium in the water
can cause limescale formation inside the washing
tank, boiler, and water pipes, affecting the device’s
performance. Therefore, it is necessary to have a
qualified technician periodically clean the
limescale.
• Cleaning and maintenance should not be done by
children without supervision.
5. Child Safety
• It is dangerous and forbidden for children under
8 years of age or individuals with physical,
POTENTIAL PROBLEMS - CAUSES - SOLUTIONS
PROBLEM
1-Dishes are not clean.
CAUSE
-Washing arms may be stuck.
SOLUTION
-Check whether the dishes prevent arms from rotating.
-Clean the water sprays by removing the washing arm.
-Clean the water sprays by removing the rinsing arm.
-Check the hardness of water.
-Washing water sprays may be
blocked.
-Rinsing water sprays may be
blocked.
-Check the detergent amount.
-Detergent concentration may be
very high or insufficient.
-Filter may be blocked.
-Remove and clean the filter.
-Washing time may be insufficient. -Select a longer wash period or repeat the same period.
2-Dishes are getting broken. -Proper tray may not have been -Be careful when selecting the tray.
used.
-Comply with its capacity.
-Machine
overloaded.
may
have
been
3-The device does not take -Water inlet valve may be closed. -Check/Open
water. -Cover may not be closed -Check/Close
completely.
-Notify the authorized service.
-Solenoid valve may be broken.
4-The device continuously -Pressure stat may be defective.
-Notify the authorized service.
takes water.
-Pressure stat hose may have taken -Empty the water inside the tank and restart the device.
in air.
5-There is rusting on the -Improper chemical materials
device surface may have been used.
-Clean the device according to the instructions for use
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| General | Details |
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| Name | ggmgastro DSHI1080WD Dishwasher |
| Make | ggmgastro |
| Language | English |
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