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Proper loading
Always
ILlad
dishes
so soiled
surfaces
are reached
by spray
from
rotating
spray
arms
'Water
must be able
to drain
off completely
tar best drytng
results
Be carerul
to Separate
Items
so sp-av
3an
reach
all surfaces
Top rack loading
T,:e top
rack
IS
designed
for cups
glasses
cld
smaller
items
. P,ace
so open
ends
face
down
for clean-
i'ig
and draining
l
Load
glasses
in top
rack
only.
Bottom
rack
IS
not deslgned
for glasses
Damage
may
occur
L\.,ad plastic
Items only in the top rack.
OnIt
plastic
Items
marked
"dishwasher
3~~ltn 'are recommended
Flastlc Items can be melted
in the bottom
rack
Small
bowls,
pans and other utensils Ear,
be placed
In the top
rack
l
Items with cooked-on
or dried-on
foods
should
be loaded
in the bottom
rack with
soiled surfaces
facing
the spray
. Place
Items in the rows between
prongs
PIacIng
them over the prongs
can lead
to breakage
l
Be sure lightweight
items ore held firmly
in place
l
China,
crystal
and
other delicate
items
must not touch
each
other
during
dish-
washer
operation
Damage
may
occur
ADJUSTABLE TOP RACK
The top rack does not have to be level
LOWER
. Raise or lower one or both sides to help
fit tall items in the top or bottom
rack.
l
Turn knob clockwise
to raise a side
l
Turn knob counterclockwise
to lower a side
EXTRA CAPACITY
FOLD DOWN SHELF
Fold down shelves on the right and left side of
the top rack can be folded
down over short
items (cups, juice glasses, cereal
bowls, etc ]
to hold extra Items. Adjust
rack
height if nec-
essary [see above].
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