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Cycle Selection Hints
It is important to follow the Loading instructions.
POTSCRUBBER—For
items such as pots,
WATER SAVER-For
dishes with light soils that
pans and casseroles with dried-on or baked-on soils.
have not dried on, or that have had extra preparation
Everyday dishes may be included.
before loading. It saves water, and saves energy.
NORMAL WASH—For loads of everyday dishes,
QRINSE & HOLD-For
rinsing partial loads
glasses and cookware with medium soils. Designed
which will be washed later.
Do not use detergent.
to yield high performance on normal soils.
Delay Start is not recommended for this cycle.
What Happens in Each Cycle
.
You'11hear occasional clicking sounds:
QDuring the drying period:
—Soft food disposer shredding action.
—The motor stops.
—Drain valve opening to pump water out.
— Water vapor comes through the vent by the
—Timer control as cycle progresses.
door latch during drying and when water is
being pumped out.
—Detergent cup opening.
WashCycle
Water Use
Time
Gallons
Minutes
Wash Cycles
(approx.)
(approx.)
Cycle Sequence
POTSCRUBBER
11.4
65*
mmmmmmm
NORMALWASH
11.4
50*
mmBBmmm
WATER SAVER
7.3
50*
'
H@slmm
RINSE& HOLD
2.9
9
mm
* Unextended times. These cycle times will be increased approximately
21 minutes if WASH HEAT BOOST Option is selected.
I.)rying Options:
HEATED DRY.
A vailable on all wash cycles except RINSE& HOLD.
Add 32 minutes to wash cycle time.
ENERGY SAVER (No Heat Boost) Drying heater is turned off. Dishes dry naturally.
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Good Dishwashing Starts with HOT Water
To get dishes clean and dry, you need hot water. To help you get water of the
proper temperature, your dishwasher has a WATERHEAT BOOST feature.
When selected (see Operating section), this water heating feature allows you
to turn down your household water heater and save energy if you're willing to
let the dishwasher run a little longer while it heats water. For good washing
and drying, the entering water must be between 120°F. and 140°F. To prevent
dish damage, inlet water should not exceed 150°F.
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