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The Electrolux ESA42110SW freestanding slimline dishwasher is designed for kitchens where space is limited but washing performance is still required. With a width of 45 cm and capacity for 9 place settings, this model offers a compact footprint while supporting everyday dishwashing needs. It operates at a rated noise level of 47 dB and uses an AirDry drying system. The appliance has an energy efficiency class F, consumes 9.9 liters of water per cycle and 78 kWh of energy per 100 cycles. Overall dimensions are 446 mm (W) x 615 mm (D) x 850 mm (H).

Advantages

The slimline design provides a smaller width without sacrificing the ability to wash up to 9 place settings, making it suitable for narrow kitchen spaces. A relatively low noise level of 47 dB makes operation discreet in open-plan or compact living areas. The AirDry drying system reduces the need for extended heating after the wash cycle by using natural air flow, and the delayed start timer allows scheduling of cycles to match household routines. A built-in display and button controls provide straightforward program selection across eight available washing programs.

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How to use

Load items according to size and manufacturer guidance so that spray arms can rotate freely. Add the recommended amount of detergent for the selected program and close the detergent dispenser. Choose one of the available washing programs using the button controls and confirm on the built-in display. If needed, set the delayed start timer to begin the cycle at a later time. After the program finishes, open the door slightly to enhance the AirDry effect and allow remaining moisture to dissipate before unloading.

Recommendations

For best results, use the appropriate program for soil level and item type (for example, Hygiene for heavily soiled items). Regularly clean filters and check spray arms for debris to maintain wash performance. To optimize energy and water use, run full loads when possible and use the delayed start to run cycles during off-peak hours.