AEG FSS53627Z, User Manual

products can cause damage to the

appliance.

• In areas with hard and very hard water,

we recommend to use basic

dishwasher detergent (powder, gel,

tablets containing no additional

agents), rinse aid and salt separately

for optimal cleaning and drying

results.

• Detergent tablets do not fully dissolve

with short programmes. To prevent

detergent residues on the tableware,

we recommend that you use tablets

with long programmes.

• Always use the correct quantity of

detergent. Insufficient dosage of

detergent can result in poor cleaning

results and hard-water filming or

spotting on the items. Using too

much detergent with soft or softened

water results in detergent residues on

the dishes. Adjust the amount of

detergent based on the water

hardness. Refer to the instructions on

the detergent packaging.

• Always use the correct quantity of

rinse aid. Insufficient dosage of rinse

aid decreases the drying results.

Using too much rinse aid results in

bluish layers on the items.

• Make sure that the water softener

level is correct. If the level is too high,

the increased quantity of salt in the

water might result in rust on cutlery.

9.3 

What to do if you want to

stop using multi-tablets

Before you start using separately

detergent, salt and rinse aid, complete

the following steps:

1.

Set the highest level of the water

softener.

2.

Make sure that the salt and rinse aid

containers are full.

3.

Start the Quick programme. Do not

add detergent and do not put dishes

in the baskets.

4.

When the programme is completed,

adjust the water softener according

to the water hardness in your area.

5.

Adjust the released quantity of rinse

aid.

9.4 

Before starting a

programme

Before you start the selected

programme, make sure that:
• The filters are clean and correctly

installed.

• The cap of the salt container is tight.

• The spray arms are not clogged.

• There is enough salt and rinse aid

(unless you use multi-tablets).

• The arrangement of the items in the

baskets is correct.

• The programme is suitable to the type

of load and the degree of soil.

• The correct quantity of detergent is

used.

9.5 

Loading the baskets

• Always use the whole space of the

baskets.

• Use the appliance to wash

dishwasher-safe items only.

• Do not wash in the appliance items

made of wood, horn, aluminium,

pewter and copper as they could

crack, warp, get discoloured or pitted.

• Do not wash in the appliance items

that can absorb water (sponges,

household cloths).

• Put hollow items (cups, glasses and

pans) with the opening facing

downwards.

• Make sure that glasses do not touch

each other.

• Put light items in the upper basket.

Make sure that the items do not move

freely.

• Put cutlery and small items in the

cutlery basket.

• Make sure that the spray arms can

move freely before you start a

programme.

9.6 

Unloading the baskets

1.

Let the tableware cool down before

you remove it from the appliance.

Hot items can be easily damaged.

2.

First remove items from the lower

basket, then from the upper basket.

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