Hotpoint H2F HL626 60cm Freestanding Dishwasher - 14 Place Settings - White - E Rated
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Product Description
Spacious Cleaning, Effortless Efficiency
Take the hard work out of the after-dinner cleanup with the Hotpoint H2F HL626, a reliable 60cm Freestanding Dishwasher finished in a classic White.
Inverter Motor & Flexiload System
At the heart of this dishwasher is an advanced Inverter Motor, which precisely calibrates water pressure to direct the right amount of force exactly where it is needed, ensuring a thorough clean while keeping the noise down to a quiet 46 dB.
Rapid Results & Half Load Function
Whether you are in a rush or want to save money on smaller loads, this Hotpoint dishwasher adapts to your schedule. If you only have a few items to wash, the Half Load option allows you to run a cycle using significantly less water and energy, so you don't have to wait days for the machine to be full.
Eco-Friendly Performance
With its brilliant cleaning performance, this dishwasher is also designed to be kind to your utility bills.
Important Information
| Feature | Specification |
| Model | H2F HL626 (H2FHL626UK) |
| Type | Freestanding Full-size Dishwasher |
| Width | 60 cm |
| Color | White |
| Capacity | 14 Place Settings(Ideal for large households) |
| Number of Programs | 5 (Energy, Intensive, Mixed, Quick 28’, Soak) |
| Motor Type | Inverter Motor(Quiet and Efficient) |
| Water Consumption | 9.5 Liters(per energy cycle) |
| Flexibility | Adjustable Upper Rack |
| Controls | Push Buttons with Electronic Display |
| Delayed Start | Yes (up to 8 hours) |
| Energy Efficiency Class | E |
| Noise Level | 46 dB (quiet operation) |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 850 x 600 x 590 mm |
| Warranty | 1-year service / 10-year parts warranty (registration required) |
Instructions for Use: Get the Best Performance from Your Hotpoint Dishwasher
To ensure your dishes come out sparkling clean and your appliance runs smoothly, please follow these important tips:
1. Initial Setup (Salt & Rinse Aid)
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Water Softener:If you live in an area with hard water, it is essential to add specializedDishwasher Saltto the water softener compartment located in the base of the dishwasher. Open the lid and add salt, filling it with water for the first use. This helps prevent limescale from clouding your dishes.
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Rinse Aid:Fill the rinse aid compartment, located on the inside of the door next to the detergent compartment, with rinse aid. This ensures your dishes come out dry and free of water spots or streaks. The machine’s control panel will light up to indicate when either needs refilling.
2. Loading the Dishwasher Correctly
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Lower Rack:Place the heaviest and dirtiest dishes here—plates, pots, and soup bowls. Ensure that tall items do not block the rotating spray arm above the rack. If you need more space, you can lift the top rack.
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Top Rack:For small and delicate items such as glasses, cups, small plates, and plastic containers (plastics are best placed on the top rack to prevent warping from heat).
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Utensils:Place knives, forks, and spoons in the designated utensil basket.
3. Select the appropriate washing cycle
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Eco 50°C:Standard washing cycle for lightly soiled dishes.
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Intensive 65°C:High temperature and high pressure wash cycle designed to tackle stubborn dirt and stuck-on food residues on pots, pans, and grills.
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Quick Wash 28' :Perfect for lightly soiled laundry that doesn't require drying, and also ideal for washing up after a party.
4. Essential Maintenance
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Filter Cleaning:At the bottom of the machine, twist out the cylindrical filterWeeklyRinse with hot water, removing any food debris. Keeping the filter clean is essential to prevent odors and ensure perfect washing results every time.
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Spray Arms:Occasionally check the spray arms for blockages, which can be caused by seeds or limescale. They can be easily removed, rinsed under the tap, and replaced.
Safety Warnings
- Electrical Safety: Plug into a grounded outlet; avoid water contact.
- Sharp Objects: Load knives blade-down in the utensil basket.
- Maintenance: Clean the filter weekly and check spray arms for blockages.
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