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KINGFISHER KF500 Undercounter Glass and Dishwasher

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KINGFISHER KF1000DW Deluxe Passthrough Dishwasher
KINGFISHER KF1000DW Deluxe Passthrough Dishwasher

KINGFISHER KF500 Undercounter Glass and Dishwasher
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KINGFISHER KF500 Undercounter Glass and Dishwasher Overview

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  • Page 1: User manual Quick start user manual Kingfisher deluxe Undercounter glass & dishwashers
  • Page 2: Welcome to your new Kingfisher Deluxe Warewasher. This model refers to more than one type of unit in the range. This appliance is not designed to be moved by hand from area to area. Upon unwrapping, inspect the machine for damage immediately. Read this user manual carefully, particularly installation instructions before attempting to use or operate the machine. Do not use the appliance in areas without sufficient lighting. Do not operate the appliance when it is not connected to a water supply. This appliance must be earthed in accordance with local regulations. If there is a malfunction of the appliance which causes a leak of water, ensure that the electrical supply is switched off immediately. In the event of a malfunction of the appliance which causes fire or smoke, switch off the electrical supply immediately.
  • Page 3: Product specifications Model Dimensions (mm) Weight (kg) Packaging dimensions Technical information Product code Basket dimensions Total power Motor power Operating voltage
  • Page 4: General information Before installing or using the appliance, read this quick start user manual carefully. Incorrect installation of the machine may damage the product, cause injury to people and invalidate your warranty. This instruction manual should be kept in a safe place for future reference. Installation should be made by a qualified service engineer. The appliance is designed for commercial use & operation by trained personnel only. In the event of a malfunction or failure, turn off the appliance immediately. The appliance should only be repaired by authorised service personnel. Important Please take care when unpacking the unit as the feet do not come pre-installed. Ensure the unit is level, as this can affect the running of the machine.
  • Page 5: Connecting the waste outlet requires the grey ribbed waste hose to be attached properly. The waste outlet should not be higher than three quarters of the height of the unit to ensure proper pump operation. Using an upstand is preferred over a spigot to maintain flow rate and prevent dirty water from flowing back into the unit. All machines are fitted with a 13amp 3 pin plug and should be connected to a dedicated socket without other items using an element. Do not use an extension lead or double plug for connection. Automatic chemical dosing pumps are fitted internally in all units, with two pipes at the rear for chemical pickup. The quality of chemicals used significantly affects wash results and machine longevity. Kingfisher recommends using EntirePro for optimal performance. If the unit has two clear pipes, stickers will indicate which pipe corresponds to which chemical. For first use, ensure the power is on, the water valve is open, and follow the operating instructions.
  • Page 6: Operation Control panel overview Filling the machine Using the black dial on the right hand side, turn to position 1. The unit will then fill with water, after a short while this will stop at the required level and automatically start to heat the boiler and tank. This will take between 45-60 mins. The chemicals will have already dispensed via the internal pumps. Do not add any additional chemicals to the wash tank. When both tanks are heated to their correct temperatures, the temperature indicator will illuminate to confirm the machine is ready to use. Do not wash until it is fully heated. Wash tanks: 55 - 65 °C Boiler: 75 - 85 °C
  • Page 7: Starting a wash cycle Ensure that all items receive a pre rinse before going through the wash cycle to avoid grease or excess food in the wash tank. Place the items in the basket ensuring there is nothing poking through the holes in the basket. Close the door and turn the Black Dial to Position 2, 3, or 4 for your preferred wash cycle. The unit will perform the wash cycle and then a small rinse cycle. Open the door and remove the tray, closing the door to ensure minimal loss of heat. Do not put the tray on top to drip dry as this can cause electrical problems. Draining and end of day cleaning When the machine requires to be emptied, generally at the end of the day, remove the tray and release the overflow. Turn the black dial to position 5. The drain pump will start and water will begin to empty from the tank. Once emptied, ensure you complete your daily/monthly cleaning procedure.
  • Page 8: Maintenance General tips include draining and replenishing the water in the water tank at least once a day. Prewashing dishes by rinsing with cold or warm water is advised to remove residual food debris. Do not prewash with soaps or washing up liquid. Daily cleaning and maintenance require turning off the appliance and disconnecting the power supply. Drain dirty wash water using the drain pump and clean the tank filters to prevent debris build-up. Clean the wash chamber with hot soapy water and wipe down external surfaces with a damp cloth. Weekly maintenance involves checking and replenishing the water softener for optimal water quality. Inspect and clean washer jets by unscrewing the wash arms and nozzles. Monthly maintenance includes descaling the dishwasher by adding a catering descaler solution and running wash cycles without anything in the machine.
  • Page 9: Front service panel Common configurations can easily be changed by the user underneath the front service panel. This can be removed by unscrewing the two screws located at the bottom front of the machine. Scan the QR code to watch the video of each below: Temperature control settings: Detergent/rinse aid dosing settings:
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  • Page 13: Warranty repairs must only be conducted by authorised service personnel. For more information, please contact the UK distributor of your machine.
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