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Hi All,
We have a Slimline Zanussi ZT-485 which hasn’t really cut the mustard since we bought our new house and it came fitted (there is absolutely no room for a full size one!!)
Even with a small load on and even from new it leaves residue on the plates (usually near the top)
We have tried, powders, gels, and tablets. We always keep the salt topped up, rinse aid too.
Questions are:
1. Do you think the problems could be caused by having dinner plates that are too big and hence stopping the blades from spinning?
2. Were can I obtain a replacement filter from (I think its called the central filter, its the one the you can remove and comes with a central hollow core)
3. Can I raise the top basket
4. Can someone suggest a better built in slimline that actually cleans our dishes?
5. are slimline dishwashers easy to remove and fit? anyone point me in the correct direction.
Phew…..
Thanks for your help…
Mark 😀
Re: Zanussi ZT-485 General Questions.
Gunner wrote:1. Do you think the problems could be caused by having dinner plates that are too big and hence stopping the blades from spinning?
Dunno :con: When you load them do they sit clear of the top spray arm?
Gunner wrote:2. Were can I obtain a replacement filter from (I think its called the central filter
Main Filter part no: 50273408000 Cost around £13.50, available from your local Zanussi ‘Service Force’ Office (or special order via email spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk
Gunner wrote:3. Can I raise the top basket
Sorry no 🙁
Gunner wrote:4. Can someone suggest a better built in slimline that actually cleans our dishes?
Bosch
Gunner wrote:5. are slimline dishwashers easy to remove and fit? anyone point me in the correct direction.
Yes for most companies that specialise in customer service. Do please contact you local independant store for expert advice.( No I don’t mean Currys & Comet)
Martin
Re: Zanussi ZT-485 General Questions.
3. Can I raise the top basket
yes, if it’s not in the top position already. Should be 2 plastic stoppers on the top basket runners – pull top basket forward, slide the stoppers outwards & pull the basket right out, it should have 2 sets of wheels on each side of basket just pull out & slot back using the upper set. Down side is if you have tall glasses they probably wont fit now!
As far as removing / installing goes – really depends on who stuck it in there in the first place – especially if it’s built in!
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