ADLER

ADLER dishwasher spare parts — maintenance of the water softener, rinse boiler and spray system reduces the impact of limescale deposits on all ADLER dishwasher components and ensures stable HACCP compliant wash cycles in HoReCa kitchens.

ADLER water softener and salt regeneration

ADLER — the built-in water softener in ADLER dishwashers is the most important preventive element protecting the entire machine from limescale damage. Water softener principle — the ADLER water softener uses ion-exchange resin to soften water before it enters the wash tank; the softener must be regenerated regularly with specialised tablet salt; insufficient salt makes the softener ineffective. Salt level monitoring — check the ADLER dishwasher salt tank at least once a week; some models have a low-salt indicator or alarm; top up salt immediately if it is low. Softener resin lifespan — the ion-exchange resin in the ADLER water softener is a long-lasting component; it usually needs replacing after several years of intensive use; if the resin no longer works, water remains hard even with salt. Hardness regulator — set the ADLER softener hardness regulator according to the local water hardness; incorrect settings result in either excessive salt consumption or insufficient softening; BHS supplies ADLER water softener spare parts.

Rinse boiler and hot water system

ADLER — the ADLER dishwasher rinse boiler heats fresh water to the required rinse temperature. Boiler limescale build-up — even with a water softener, limescale accumulates in the ADLER boiler over time; limescale insulates the heating element and reduces heat transfer; the boiler can be descaled with specialised solvents. Boiler heating element — the ADLER boiler heating element heats water to the 82–85°C rinse temperature; a worn heating element cannot maintain sufficient temperature; replace it if the rinse water temperature is consistently below the standard. Temperature sensor in the boiler — the ADLER boiler temperature sensor controls the water temperature and starts heating when the temperature drops below the set level; a faulty sensor may overfill or underheat the rinse water. Water supply to the boiler — fresh water is supplied to the ADLER boiler through an inlet valve; a faulty valve may disrupt sufficient filling of the boiler or cause overfilling with lower-temperature water. Also explore dishwasher spare parts.

HACCP and water quality requirements

ADLER — the water quality in ADLER dishwashers is the foundation of HACCP compliant dishware hygiene. Water hardness impact — water hardness varies by region and water supply source; hard water significantly accelerates wear on heating elements, boilers and spray arms; check water hardness with test strips. Salt quality — use only salt designed for dishwashers (not table salt or road salt); unsuitable salt can damage the softener resin and create deposits in the machine. Wash and rinse temperature — the HACCP required wash temperature is at least 55°C and rinse temperature at least 82°C (thermal disinfection); record temperature measurements in the HACCP log for each shift. Descaling documentation — record descaling cycles, salt refills and water hardness checks in the maintenance log; this documentation in food safety audits confirms proper equipment upkeep.

HoReCa usage scenarios

Restaurant with hard water issues — ADLER dishwasher salt tank was forgotten to be refilled; the heating element became clogged with limescale after 3 months; after implementing a routine for descaling and salt level monitoring, the problem was resolved; BHS provided consultation and spare parts. Large hotel kitchen dishwashing — ADLER boiler heating element replaced preventively after 5 years; rinse temperature maintained at the HACCP level; BHS supplied spare parts. Café with high glassware turnover — ADLER softener resin replaced after 6 years; water softening efficiency restored. BHS supplies ADLER dishwasher spare parts.

Frequently asked questions

How often should salt be refilled in the ADLER dishwasher water softener? ADLER — depends on wash intensity and water hardness; for hard water in intensive HoReCa use, on average every 1–2 weeks; check the salt level visually or with an indicator once a week; refill immediately, as an empty softener allows hard water into the machine; explore dishwasher spare parts.

How to know if the ADLER dishwasher water softener is no longer working correctly? ADLER — main signs: limescale stains on dishes and glasses after washing (white spots); faster clogging of the heating element and spray arms with limescale; salt tank empty even though it is refilled regularly; check water hardness with test strips after the softener — if the water is still hard, the resin needs replacing; explore EUROWASH dishwasher spare parts.

Why choose BHS?

BHS – Baltic HoReCa Solutions supplies professional equipment for restaurants, cafés, hotels and canteens: more than 20,000 products from many manufacturers. Our specialists help you choose the right equipment and spare parts for your kitchen or bar.

Delivery

We deliver across the European Union. Delivery time and cost depend on the order volume and destination — contact the BHS team for an exact price and lead time.