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Lower Rack
When bading the lower rack, do not load large platters or
trays in the front right comer Theymay prevent detergent
from circulating during the wash cycle.
The lower rack is best used for plates,
saucers,
and cookware.
Large items such
as broiler
pans
and racks should
go along
the sides. Load
platters,
pots and bowls along
the sides, in
corners,
or in the back. The soiled
side of items
should
face the center
of the rack°
Fold<lown
fingers
(on some models)
provide
flexibility
for extra large and hard-to-fit
items,
The fingers
may be left in the tip posidon
or
folded
dowaa to customize
the lower
rack.
item:extend
:through bottom. '
Silverware Basket
Put flat, rare in the removable
basket
Mth
fork
and knife handles
Lip tO protect
your hands_
Place spoons
in the basket
with handles
dowaao
Mix knives, forks and spoons
so they don't
nest
together.
Distribute
evenly. Small plastic
items,
such as measuring
spoons
and lids from
small
containers,
should
go in the bottom
of the
silverware
basket with silverware
on top.
To increase
the flexibility
of the lower rack., the
silverware
basket
may be split. Grasp
the basket
at opposite
corners
and slide apart. The basket
sections
should
be placed
in the lower rack by
hanging
them
on the top hoop°
A security
cell cover
(on
some
models)
hinged
in
some handles
can be
lowered
to either
side to
secure
ligtmveight
items
from
the effects
of the
vigorous
wash action.
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