Kenwood KDW45W20 Instruction Manual
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To reset your Kenwood KDW45W20 dishwasher, press and hold the Start button for about 3 seconds until the LED display shows a blinking light or a beep sound is heard. This indicates that the dishwasher has been reset.
If your dishwasher is not draining, check the filter and drain hose for blockages. Clean the filter under running water and ensure the hose is clear of kinks or obstructions. If the problem persists, examine the drain pump for any debris.
To clean the filter, remove the bottom rack and locate the filter at the base of the dishwasher. Twist and lift the filter out, then rinse it under warm water to remove any food particles. Reinstall the filter by aligning it properly and twisting it back into place.
Spots on dishes can be caused by hard water. Ensure you are using the correct amount of rinse aid to combat this issue. Additionally, check that the water softener is set correctly according to your water hardness level.
The Kenwood KDW45W20 dishwasher offers several programs, including Intensive, Eco, Glass, Rapid, and Pre-rinse. Each program is designed for different types of loads and levels of soiling. Refer to the user manual for program details and recommended usage.
Load large items like pots and pans in the bottom rack and smaller items like cups and glasses in the top rack. Ensure that dishes do not block the spray arms and that they are angled correctly for optimal cleaning. Avoid overloading for best results.
If the dishwasher does not start, check if the door is firmly closed and latched. Ensure that the power supply is connected and that there is no issue with the circuit breaker. Additionally, check the control panel for any error codes and refer to the user manual for troubleshooting.
It is recommended to descale your dishwasher every 3-6 months, depending on the hardness of your water. Use a dishwasher-safe descaling agent and follow the manufacturer's instructions for safe and effective descaling.
Unusual noises can be caused by items touching the spray arm or loose parts. Ensure that dishes are loaded correctly and that nothing is obstructing the spray arms. If the noise persists, check for loose components within the dishwasher and tighten if necessary.
No, regular dish soap should not be used in the dishwasher as it can create excessive suds and cause overflow. Always use detergent specifically designed for dishwashers to ensure optimal performance and prevent damage.