Dishwasher shows d: on in display / DEMO mode deactivation
Issue
- My dishwasher shows “d: On”, “d: 0n” in the display
- Dishwasher DEMO mode, how to turn it off?
- The start animation lasts 3 seconds and turns off, the dishwasher does not start the program
Applies to
- Dishwashers
Resolution
- If the dishwasher shows "d: on" in the display, the demo function is activated.
The DEMO function can display the machine's functions without being connected to water and drain. - Disable the demo function: press and hold ECO + Auto for 5 seconds. Display shows “d: OF” for 3 seconds.
After the demo mode is turned off, the machine will operate normally again.
The demo function is activated in the same way.
Example:
- If your Dishwasher is with WiFi
Disable the demo function: Here you must first press the Quick button and then press and hold ECO + Auto for 5 seconds. Display shows “d: OF” for 3 seconds.
After the demo mode is turned off, the machine will operate normally again.
The demo function is activated in the same way.
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