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Model:340965  

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before using your dishwasher,  

and keep it for future reference.  

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Name	Master Kitchen 340965 Drawer Dishwasher
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• ALL DISHWASHER INSTRUCTIONS & USER MANUALS
• Master Kitchen

Master Kitchen 340965 Drawer Dishwasher Overview

Summary of Contents

• Page 1: Please read this manual carefully before using your dishwasher, and keep it for future reference.
• Page 2: Quick user guide Starting a wash Discard scraps. Scrape large food particles off and remove any foreign objects. Load dishes carefully. For better washing results, place the dishes properly avoiding any contact or overlapping between them. Check spray arm. Ensure there are no items blocking the spray arm from rotating. Add detergent and check rinse aid. If the indicator is lit, or the rinse aid is below the minimum capacity line, please refill. Set up the dishwasher function. Power the dishwasher on, then select wash program and function. Start wash or set delay start. Close the drawer and press the start button.
• Page 3: After the wash, the drying fan may continue to run for a set time or until the drawer is open. For best drying results, it is recommended to unload the dishes when they have cooled down. Reviewing the section on troubleshooting tips will help you solve some common problems by yourself. If you cannot solve the problems by yourself, please ask for help from a professional technician. The manufacturer may make modifications without giving prior notice. If lost or out-of-date, you can receive a new user manual from the manufacturer or responsible vendor.
• Page 4: Safety information Product description Control panel Using your dishwasher Basket use tips Preparing and loading dishes Adding detergent Adding rinse aid Operating the appliance Troubleshooting tips
• Page 5: Safety instructions are crucial for the proper use of the dishwasher. It is your responsibility to use caution when installing, maintaining, and operating your dishwasher. Improper use may result in damage. The safety alert symbol indicates potential hazards that can lead to property damage or serious bodily harm. The symbol will be followed by WARNING or CAUTION and an important safety message. WARNING indicates the possibility of serious bodily harm or death. CAUTION indicates the possibility of injury or damage to property. This appliance is intended for household and similar applications. It can be used in staff kitchen areas in shops, offices, and other working environments. It is also suitable for farm houses.
• Page 6: This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge providing they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children should not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance should not be done by children without supervision. This appliance is not intended for use by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction regarding the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Packaging material could be dangerous for children. This appliance is for indoor household use only. To protect against the risk of electrical shock, do not immerse the unit, cord or plug in water or other liquid. Unplug before cleaning and performing maintenance on the appliance. Do not put downward force on either opened drawer prior to the dishwasher being fully installed.
• Page 7: Do not use the dishwasher before it is fully installed as per the installation instructions. Do not operate the dishwasher without all the enclosures fixed in place. The sharp edges of knives and utensils with sharp points should not face upwards. Some dishwasher detergents are strongly alkaline and can be extremely dangerous if swallowed. Avoid contact with the skin and eyes and keep children away from the dishwasher when the door is open. Check that the detergent receptacle is empty after completion of the wash cycle. The door should not be left open as this could present a tripping hazard. When emptying the dishwasher, check that all the detergent has been dissolved. The inlet water hose supplied must be used; do not reuse a used or old hose. The power cable must be safely routed and replaced by a registered electrician if damaged.
• Page 8: Product disposal The packaging can be recycled. If the product is to be disposed of, do this responsibly at your local Council Waste Depot. Do not dispose this product as unsorted municipal waste. Collection of such waste separately for special treatment is necessary.
• Page 9: Product description To get the best performance from your dishwasher, read all operating instructions before using it for the first time. Product overview Control panel Handle Drying fan Spray arm Adjustable racks Cup rack Filter assembly Dispenser Basket Tub Cutlery basket Detergent chute
• Page 10: Control panel Operation (Button) Press this button to turn on your dishwasher, the screen will light up. For removing bad odor and moisture even when dishes are left longer time in the baskets. When selected, this option's indicator lights up, and it will start to run at the end of the washing cycle, its indicator will blink simultaneously. Press and hold the option button for 3 seconds, when dishwasher is on, to let the option run immediately, its indicator will blink. Press this button to select the appropriate washing program, the selected program indicator will light up. Press the button to select an option, corresponding indicator will be lit. Press the button to increase the delay start time. Delay a cycle for up to 24 hours in one-hour increments. After setting the delay time, press the start/pause button to start.
• Page 11: Child lock allows you to lock the buttons on the control panel to prevent accidental operation by children. To lock or unlock the buttons, press and hold the Option button and Delay button for 3 seconds simultaneously. The Start/Pause button is used to start or pause the selected washing program. When the dishwasher is running, press the Start/Pause button before opening the drawer. Auto program is for auto sensing wash of lightly or heavily soiled crockery. Intensive program is for the heaviest soiled crockery, such as pots and pans. ECO program is for normally soiled loads, including pots, plates, and glasses. Heavy program is for heavily soiled loads like pots and plates. Wash&Dry program is for lightly soiled plates and pans that need a quick wash. Super Fast program is a shorter wash for lightly soiled loads that do not require drying.
• Page 12: Display shows the operating drawer, time reminding, delay time, error code, and child lock indication. Screen is for better drying results and can only be used with specific programs. Water supply failure indicator means no water is reaching the dishwasher. Rinse aid indicator means the dishwasher is low on rinse aid and requires refilling. Washing progress includes main-wash, rinse, drying, and end stages.
• Page 13: Using your dishwasher Before using your dishwasher: Removing the larger residue off the wash items Loading the basket Loading the detergent Filling the rinse aid dispenser Basket use tips There are many ways to adjust the loading pattern of the basket. Removing the rear rack The rear rack can be removed to create a flat surface for such things as pots and pans.
• Page 14: Folding down the pins increases spacing for loading large bowls and deep pots and pans. Maximum size for plates that can be loaded is 290mm. The front rack pins can be folded down to create a flat space. Do not load the basket with the front rack removed to prevent damage to the rotating spray arm. Ensure the rear rack is firmly set into its correct place. Cups, glasses, and large utensils fit on the cup racks. The fronts of the racks are designed to secure wine glasses.
• Page 15: Adjustable cup racks can be adjusted to different heights independently. Fold the cup racks if you need more space. Remove the cup holder and install it on an iron wire of different height to adjust the height of the cup holder. The cutlery basket is made in two halves. The cutlery basket is composed of two foldable halves. It is possible to use it open or folded. You can use the cutlery basket with the cover open.
• Page 16: Preparing and loading dishes Consider buying utensils which are identified as dishwasher-proof. For particular items, select a program with the lowest possible temperature. To prevent damage, do not take glass and cutlery out of the dishwasher immediately after the program has ended. Cutlery with wooden, horn china or mother-of-pearl handles are not suitable. Plastic items that are not heat resistant are not suitable. Some types of glasses can become dull after a large number of washes. Recommendations for loading the dishwasher include scraping off any large amounts of leftover food. For best performance, place items such as cups, glasses, pots, and pans faced downwards. Load hollow items with the opening facing downwards to prevent water collection. Dishes and items of cutlery must not lie inside one another or cover each other.
• Page 17: To avoid damage, glasses should not touch one another. Please do not overload your dishwasher. Very small items should not be washed in the dishwasher as they could easily fall through the basket. Items will be hot! To prevent damage, do not take glass and cutlery out of the dishwasher for around 15 minutes after the program has ended. The loading pattern in the illustration is recommended for the design of the basket. Cups and glasses face downwards. Plates face the back of each other, as do side plates, soup plates, and saucers. The document includes a recommended loading pattern for various items. The information is based on the Standards Wash Test (AS/NZS 2007.1).
• Page 18: Loading the cutlery basket allows you to place each knife, spoon, or fork separately into the spoon stands in the basket’s covers to prevent chipping and discoloration. Always load sharp utensils with the sharp point down. Do not let any item extend through the bottom. The document includes a diagram with suggested placement of cutlery items. Settings for Standards Wash Test AS/NZS 2007.1 are provided. The capacity is 7 place settings. The wash program is ECO. The detergent quantity is 23.75g. The rinse aid setting is D5.
• Page 19: To shorten the drying time, the drawer can be opened approx 150 mm at the end of the wash cycle and lasts 40 minutes. This however is not compulsory. The wash load will dry completely given the drying time suggested in the table on page 21. The chemicals in dishwasher detergent are necessary to remove, dissolve and help dispose of all the soils from the wash load. Only specific electric dishwasher detergent is capable of doing this. Dishwasher detergent is dangerous. Avoid skin and eye contact. Keep the dishwasher detergent out of reach of children. Rinse aid is added during the final rinse to assist the wash load drying and to prevent spots and streaks on glassware. For guaranteed excellent drying results, always use a branded rinse aid. Refill the dispenser when either the level is at the low level mark by the indicator window, or when the display indicates the rinse aid symbol.
• Page 20: Undo the plug by turning it anticlockwise. Fill the dispenser slowly to avoid spillage. It is important to clean up any spills of rinse aid, as it will cause excessive foaming in the wash cycle. To achieve the best drying result, the dispenser can be adjusted by the user. There are 5 levels of adjustment, the factory setting is D5. If the dishes are not drying properly, the setting of D4 or D5 will be required. If there are sticky whitish stains on your dishes, the dispenser can be set back to either D2 or D1. Switch on the dishwasher by pressing the Power button. Press the Start/Pause button more than 5 seconds to make the rinse aid indication blink. Press the Start/Pause button to select the proper set according to your using habits.
• Page 21: Operating the appliance Wash cycle table The table shows which programs are best for the levels of food residue. It also shows various information about the programs. Auto wash programs have different water temperatures and energy usage. Detergent requirements vary by program. Rinse aid is needed for certain programs. Running time and water usage differ among the programs. Programs include options for intensive wash, eco wash, and super fast wash. Each program specifies the amount of detergent required in grams or tablets. Rinse temperatures vary based on the selected wash program. Drying options are included in the wash cycle table.
• Page 22: Program details include water temperature, energy usage, water usage, rinse aid, detergent required, and running time. The test cycle information complies with AS/NZS 2007.1 for comparability testing. To start a cycle, close the drawer, press the power button, select the program, and press start/pause. A wash program can be changed only if it hasn't been running long and wash water is still present. To change the program, pause the washing, cancel the program, select a new program, and restart.
• Page 23: Adding items while a wash is in progress You can add items after the wash program has begun. If it is no longer in the wash cycle, anything added may not be well washed. Check that it is not rinsing. Press the Start/Pause button to pause the washing. Wait 5 seconds then open the drawer. It is dangerous to open the drawer mid-cycle, as hot steam may scald you. When the dishwasher is operating, do not force open the drawer. Press the Start/Pause button, and wait a few seconds before opening the drawer. If the electric power to the dishwasher is interrupted during a wash program, it will continue to the end of the program when the power is restored.
• Page 24: Maintenance and cleaning are essential for improving dishwasher performance and longevity. Disconnect the dishwasher from the power supply before any cleaning or maintenance. Clean spills on the outside of the dishwasher as they occur using a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using benzene, wax, thinner, chlorine bleach, or alcohol for cleaning, as they may cause discoloration. Do not clean the dishwasher by sprinkling water over it or letting water contact electrical parts. For stainless steel door panels, use a stainless steel cleaner with a clean, soft cloth. The filtering system traps coarse debris and should be checked and cleaned regularly. Do not over tighten the filters when replacing them to avoid blockages. Never use the dishwasher without filters in place, as this can damage dishes and reduce performance. Improper filter replacement may lead to appliance performance issues.
• Page 25: Lift up the handles and remove the plate support. Rotate the Cylinder filter counter-clockwise. Lift the Cylinder filter upwards and out from under the basket. Pull forward the Fine filter. Tilt the Fine filter and remove it from under the basket. Rinse with running water. For a more thorough clean, use a soft cleaning brush. Reinstall the filters in reverse order making sure the Fine filter locks into place. Rotate the Cylinder filter clockwise to the close arrow.
• Page 26: Spray arms If you are in a hard water area, it is necessary to clean the spray arms regularly. Hard water chemicals will clog the spray arm jets and bearings. To clean the spray arms, follow the instructions below. One hand raises the basket slightly, and the other hand reaches under the basket. Hold the spray arm and lift it up. Slightly tilt the arm and remove it from under the basket. Wash the arms in soapy and warm water and use a soft brush to clean the jets. After cleaning, replace it in the opposite direction.
• Page 27: Caring for the dishwasher includes frost precautions to avoid damage from freezing water. Turn off the mains power and the water supply, then disconnect the water inlet hose to drain it. Remove the coarse filters and soak up all water possible with a sponge before reassembling. Use only gentle cleaning products on the exterior; avoid solvents or abrasive compounds. Products designed for cleaning stainless steel interiors can help restore brightness. For long-term storage, disconnect both the power and water supply. Remove the coarse filters and soak up all water to prevent odors in the tubs.
• Page 28: Installation instruction includes product dimensions. The dimensions are provided in millimeters. The width is 420 mm and the height is 280 mm.
• Page 29: Before installation, ensure that the inner end of the tab is protruding by one material thickness. The parts supplied include mounting brackets, screws, and moisture protection tape. Prepare the cavity to conform to the specified dimensions. The water supply and power point for the appliance cannot be in the dishwasher cavity. They should ideally be in an adjacent cavity for easy access. An opening is required on either side of the cavity for hoses and power cord exit. Minimum dimensions for the openings should be followed. Power plug and drainage interface must be considered during installation. Water tap placement is also important. Ensure all specifications are met for proper installation.
• Page 30: Prepare the cavity. Dishwasher must be level for proper dish rack operation and wash performance. Adjust the feet in each corner to ensure the product sits evenly on the floor. This can be checked by using a spirit level on an open drawer. The inlet hose supplied requires a 3/4 inch BSP Male fitting. A faucet is important for isolating the supply to the dishwasher. Ensure that the sealing washer supplied inside the hose connection is firmly in place. Check that the initial water is clean, particularly if the supply has not been used for some time. Rubber sealing washer. Drainage pipe.
• Page 31: Fit the mounting brackets. Drawer dishwashers are unstable until they are secured to their surrounding cabinetry. Study the two options for securing offered and choose one that suits your cabinetry. Fit the mounting brackets supplied to the top or sides of the product, ensuring the locking tab effectively retains the bracket in place. With the aid of pliers pre form the bracket to match the surface it will be fitted to. Shorten the tab if needed. Installation method (A) - Attach top mounting brackets. Installation method (B) - Attach side mounting brackets.
• Page 32: Fit the dishwasher in the cavity so the drawer fronts are inline with the adjacent cabinetry. Draw the hoses and power cord through their opening as you slide the product in. Moisture protection tape must be applied. There are two recommended options for connecting the drain hose. Drainage pipe length should not exceed 5 meters. Please try to run the dishwasher first, confirm that the machine can be used properly before fixing.
• Page 33: Secure the product in place with suitable fasteners. Fix the mounting brackets to the cabinetry. Electrical requirements must be followed. Warning: electrical shock hazard. Disconnect electrical power before installing the dishwasher. Failure to do so could result in death or electrical shock. The installation of the pipes and electrical equipment should be done by professionals. The dishwasher requires a 220-240 Volt 50 Hz AC supply through a 10 amp rated power outlet. Ensure that the supply is properly earthed.
• Page 34: Troubleshooting tips Before calling for service, check the following list for problems, probable causes, and what you can do. Dishwasher won’t start No power. Check that the power cord is plugged into a live powerpoint and it is turned on. No water supply. Check that the hose is connected to a water supply and it is turned on. Kinked or blocked drain hose. Check the drain hose routing. Clogged filters in the tub. Check the filters. If they are clogged, remove them carefully to avoid dropping anything into the sump that could cause a blockage. The wash items are not clean Incorrect wash program chosen. Select a more intensive program. Obstacle obstructing the spray arm from turning. Check the washload for items protruding through the bottom of the basket. Loading pattern too tight. Check for adequate spacing between items. Filters not correctly in place. If either filter is found to be out of place, also check spray arm for blockages. Blocked spray arm. Check that the holes in the spray arm are all clear. Back flush with water to clear. Insufficient detergent loaded. Increase detergent quantity.
• Page 35: Problem: Wash items are not fully dry. Possible causes include unloading the dishwasher too soon and insufficient rinse aid. What to do: Ensure the drying cycle is complete before unloading and check the display for end time. If the rinse aid level is low, refill as necessary and adjust the rinse aid setting if it's too low. Problem: Glassware developing cloudy stains and calcium rings. Possible cause: Insufficient rinse aid being dispensed. What to do: Adjust the rinse aid dispenser according to the instructions. Problem: Wash items showing signs of rust. Possible cause: Items are unsuitable for dishwasher use. What to do: Discontinue washing such items in the dishwasher. Problem: Tub becoming dull in color. What to do: Dose the tub with specific stainless steel tub/bowl cleaner. Problem: Traces of detergent in the tub. Possible cause: Incomplete or interrupted wash cycle. What to do: Rerun the wash program to ensure the wash load is not contaminated with detergent. Problem: Foam in the wash tub. Possible cause: Non-electric dishwasher detergent used. What to do: Use the correct detergent and repeat the rinse program until clear.
• Page 36: Error codes indicate malfunctions in the dishwasher. E1 signifies extended water inlet time due to water supply failure or closed faucet. E3 indicates that the water temperature is not reaching the target, possibly due to a heating element malfunction. E4 means a leak has been detected, which could be caused by an over height item or internal plumbing failure. Ec refers to a washing control system failure, potentially due to electronics or motor issues. Ed indicates a failure of connection between the display unit and the control system, often due to wiring failure. EH signifies that the cover does not open or close properly, possibly due to damage or foreign matter.
• Page 37: Product specification Manufacturer: Master Kitchen Type/Description: 340965 Standard place settings: 7 Energy efficiency class: 3.5 Water consumption class: 4.5 Noise level: 47 dB(A) re 1 pW Mounting: Built-in Power consumption: 965-1140 W Rated voltage/frequency: AC 220-240 V/50 Hz Water supply pressure: 0.04-1.0 MPa=0.4-10 bar