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HOW TO LOAD YOUR DISHWASHER
This is a random mixed load, the most common type
you will have.
Make sure dishes are properly loaded to insure that
water can reach the soiled surfaces. The wash arm in
the bottom sprays water up. The tower that rises in
the center sends water out over the dishes to wash the
items in the upper rack. A spray arm in the top washes
down also. Make sure to place tall items to the outside
so the upper wash arm is not blocked.
WATCH OUT FOR THIS.
The wash tower rises through the center of the bottom
rack during the wash and rinse pofiions of the cycle.
Don't block it or load tall things next to it. Also, be
careful not to let a portion of an item such as a pot
or dish handle extend through the bottom rack.
This could block the wash arm and cause poor
washing results.
HOW TO LOAD THE TOP RACK
Below is the special upper rack that comes with this
model.
The top rack is best for glasses, cups and saucers.
Cups and utensils can be washed when using the
folding shelf. Load the bottom row first, then fold
down the shelf and load the top row. Cups and
glasses fit best along the sides: This is the place for
dishwasher-safe plastics, too. Make sure small plastic
items are lodged
in
tightly so they can't fall onto
Calrod" heating element. Arrange stemware so that
it cannot move easily. Don't let the glasses touch
each other.
Sauce pans, mixing bowls and other small items may
be placed—face down—in the top rack. The top rack
is handy for all kinds of odd shapes. Be sure the force
of water and detergent can reach soiled surfaces.
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