Beko DW603 user manual

Here are the general steps for using your Beko dishwasher for the first time:
1. Installation: Ensure your dishwasher is properly installed. This should be done by a professional to guarantee all water connections, electrical connections and placements are correct.
2. Power On: Connect your dishwasher to a power source and turn it on.
3. Detergent Dispenser: Fill the detergent dispenser with the appropriate amount of dishwasher detergent. If your Beko machine has an additional compartment for rinse aid, fill it as well.
4. Load Dishes: Load your dishes into the dishwasher, making sure they’re properly placed and not blocking the spray arms. Load heavily soiled items in the lower basket and more delicate items in the upper basket.
5. Select a Program: Your Beko dishwasher will have a number of programs to choose from. These might range from "Eco" for energy saving, "Intensive" for heavily soiled dishes, to "Quick & Shine" for a faster wash. Consult your user manual for more information about the programs your specific model offers.
6. Start the Dishwasher: Close the dishwasher door and press the start button. The machine will begin working. The remaining time might be shown on a display.
7. Unloading: When the cycle is finished, wait a few minutes before opening the door to allow steam to dissipate. Unload the lower basket first to prevent water from upper basket falling onto the dishes below.
8. Safety Measures: Keep children away from detergent and the dishwasher when it's running, as the door can become hot.
Remember, always consult your user's manual for specific instructions related to your specific model of Beko dishwasher before using it for the first time.

There could be a few reasons why your Beko dishwasher is not drying properly:
1. Incorrect settings: Make sure that you have selected the appropriate drying cycle on your dishwasher. Some models have a separate drying cycle or an option to enable dry heat.
2. Rinse aid is not being used: Ensure that you have filled the rinse aid dispenser in your dishwasher. Rinse aid helps to remove water spots and speed up the drying process.
3. Clogged spray arms: If the spray arms inside your dishwasher are clogged with debris or mineral deposits, it can affect the distribution of water and hinder the drying process. Clean the spray arms regularly to ensure proper water flow.
4. Overloading the dishwasher: If you are overloading the dishwasher by placing too many dishes or items too close together, it can prevent the hot air from circulating properly during the drying cycle. Try reducing the number of items in each load and spacing them out to allow for better airflow.
5. Temperature issue: Check if the water heater in your home is set to a suitable temperature. If the water entering the dishwasher is not hot enough, it can affect the drying process. Adjust the water heater temperature accordingly.
6. Malfunctioning heating element: The heating element in your dishwasher is responsible for providing the necessary heat for drying. If it is defective or damaged, it may not be able to generate enough heat to dry your dishes properly. In this case, you may need to contact a professional technician to replace the heating element.
If none of these solutions solve the problem, it may be advisable to consult the user manual or contact Beko customer support for further assistance.

On average, a Beko dishwasher can last anywhere between 7 to 12 years. However, the lifespan of a dishwasher can vary depending on various factors such as usage, maintenance, and quality of installation. Proper care, regular cleaning, and following the manufacturer's instructions can help extend the lifespan of a Beko dishwasher.

To start your Beko dw603 dishwasher, follow these steps:
1. Ensure that the dishwasher is plugged in and the water supply is connected.
. Load the dirty dishes into the dishwasher, making sure not to overload the racks or block the spray arms.
3. Add the appropriate amount of dishwasher detergent to the dispenser. Be sure to use a detergent specifically designed for dishwashers. Check the detergent packaging for recommended amounts.
4. Close the dishwasher door properly until it latches securely.
5. Select the desired wash cycle by turning the program selection knob located on the front of the dishwasher. The available options may vary depending on the specific model. Common options include "Auto," "Eco," "Intensive," "Quick Wash," etc. Each cycle serves different purposes, such as heavily soiled dishes or quick cleaning.
6. Once you've chosen the desired wash cycle, press the start button. It may be labeled with words such as "Start," "On," or have a symbol that looks like a play button.
7. The dishwasher will now begin the selected program. You will typically hear the sound of water filling the dishwasher, followed by the spray arms rotating and water jets cleaning the dishes.
8. Depending on the selected program, the dishwasher will automatically progress through the various stages of washing, rinsing, and drying.
9. Once the cycle is complete, the dishwasher will stop, and you can open the door to unload the clean dishes.