Bosch SMI46KW01E Dishwasher, Full panel door
I am going to set up a new dishwasher. There are many different brands of dishwashers like Bosch, Miele, Whirlpool and so on. I have decided to buy a Bosch SMI46KW01E dishwasher with full panel door.
I do not know how to use the dishwasher at all. Even though I live in Japan for long time, I don’t know how to set up a Japanese dishwasher properly. So I decide to write down the steps in this website. I hope that it can help you! I will write down the steps of setting up a Japanese dishwasher step by step and with clear images.
In this post, I will explain how to install Bosch SMI46KW01E dishwasher properly. Bosch is a German brand which is famous for its quality products. It is well-known for its kitchen appliances like washing machine, oven and microwave oven. In this post, we will learn about how to install Bosch SMI46KW01E Dishwasher together!
Step 1: Find the perfect spot for your new dishwasher
You need to find an
The first step in setting up your new Japanese dishwasher is to place it near the kitchen sink. Ideally, it should be about three inches away.
Any more than three inches, and you will have to get a new dishwasher; this one is too far away from the sink to work properly.
Now, reach over to the dishwasher and open it. You are now ready for the next step.
Now, I’m going to show you how to set up a Japanese dishwasher. I’ll go through some of the different parts of the dishwasher, and explain what they do.
This is the bottom rack, which you should use for glasses, bowls, and cups.
This is the top rack, which you should use for plates and pans.
This is the soap dispenser, which holds detergent. You should only use detergent made for dishwashers, not regular soap!
This is the rinse dispenser, which holds rinse aid. If you don’t use it, your dishes won’t dry properly!
This is the salt dispenser, which holds salt. If you don’t use it, your dishes will build up lime scale!
If you want to use a dishwasher in Japan…you’re going to need a lot of stuff.
If you’ve found this page, congratulations – you’re thinking about buying or already have bought a Japanese dishwasher. Here’s a quick summary of what you’ll find on this site:
1) A primer on Japanese dishwashers. This includes:
* An introduction to the different types of dishwashers available in Japan
* Information about some of the major brands (Including Bosch, Siemens, Miele and IKEA), including some data on their energy efficiency
* Info on how to install your new machine.
2) Reviews of specific models. These include some of the more common models from the major brands, but also some more unusual machines (including those by Panasonic, Sanyo and Sharp). I’ll be updating these as and when I can get hold of new machines to test out!
Part 1: How to understand the manual
All dishwashers have a user manual. There are, however, some important differences between Japanese and other manuals.
1. Size of the manual
Japanese dishwasher manuals are thick. The reason is that they explain in detail what to do if something goes wrong with the machine. This is very important so we will cover this point in detail later in this blog article series.
2. Number of languages
Japanese dishwasher manuals are not translated into English or any other language. They contain only Japanese text. So you have to understand Japanese if you want to use your Japanese dishwasher properly.
3. Alphabet used in the manual
Unlike most other countries, Japan does not use the Roman alphabet for their language at all. Instead, they use two different kinds of alphabets; hiragana and katakana, plus kanji which are Chinese characters adopted for use in Japan. In the manual you will find all three alphabets and they look like this:
a) Hiragana (ひらがな): これは日本語の文章です。これはかな漢字です。
First you will need a dishwasher. If you are not sure what brand to buy, I recommend Midea. It is a great brand and very popular in Japan. Some of the models include:
Midea MD-D2Q13S
Midea MD-D2Q13R
Midea MD-D2Q13B
Midea MD-D2Q13W
Midea MD-D3Q13S
Midea MD-D3Q13R
Midea MD-D3Q13B
Midea MD-D3Q13W
After receiving your dishwasher, you may need to install it in your home. This will require a screwdriver and some basic knowledge of how to use tools. If you do not have either of these things, ask someone else to install the dishwasher for you. To put the dishwasher into your home, follow these steps:
1. Open the box that contains the dishwasher using a sharp object (scissors or knife).
2. Take out the contents of the box (besides the box itself). This should be an appliance which is roughly 30cm x 60cm x 90cm and weighs about 50kg
When the dishwasher is full, it does not need to be operated when running. This can save a lot of time and energy. If you want to use a dishwasher, you first need to make sure that your dishwasher is clean and disinfected. Then, if you have a dishwasher, you should always use your own dishwasher to clean your dishes. The more you use it, the better.