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es t pe rforma nce of t h e d ishwashe r, f o llow t he se lo ading gu ideline s. Featur es and
appea rance of bask ets and cut ler y b askets may vary f rom your m odel .
Attention before or after Loading the Dishwasher Baskets
Scr ape off any la rge a mou nts of le ftover fo od. Soft en rem nants of bur nt food in p ans .
It i s n ot necess ar y to r inse the dishes un der runni ng wat er.
Plac e o bjects in t he dishw asher in f ollowing wa y:
1.Items su ch as cups , glass es , pots /pans, etc. a re faced downw ards.
2.Curved i tems, or ones w ith rece sses, sho uld b e l oaded as lant so that water can r un off.
3.All utensils are stacked securely and can not tip over.
4.All uten sils are place d i n the wa y t ha t t he spr ay a rms can rota te fr eely d ur ing wash ing.
Ve ry sma ll item s shou ld not be w ashed in the d ishw ash er a s t hey coul d easily fa ll ou t of the b askets.
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Glasses
Dessert plate
Saucers
Cups
Front
(Eg g )
Gravy ladle
Loading the Upper Rack
The u p pe r rac k i s des ig n ed to ho ld m or e delic at e and ligh ter d ishw are such as gl asses, cof fee
and tea c up and sauc ers, as well as pl at es, small b ow ls and sha ll ow pa ns (as lo ng a s the y ar e
not too di rty ).
Pos ition the dishes a nd c ookware so t hat t hey do not g et m oved by t he spray of wate r.
Upper wheels
Lower wheels
Adjusting the Upper Basket
The height of the up per b ask et can be adj usted i n order to create mo re spa ce for lar ge utensi ls
both for the upper/lower basket. The height of the upper basket can be adjusted by placing the
wheels on di fferent h eigh t of the r ails. Lo ng items , serving cutl ery, salad se rver s a nd kn ives
should be pl aced on the shel f so t hat t hey do not o bstr uct t he rota tion o f th e s pr ay a rms.
The shelf ca n b e fold ed b ac k or be rem oved when not requ ired for us e.
