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Filling the rinse-aid container
A rinse-aid is necessary so that
no water-spots remain on dishware
after washing.
Use only rinse-aid intended for
household dishwashers.
Turn lid of the rinse-aid reservoir
(Fig. 0/24) to open.
Pour in rinse aid until the level indicator
(Figure 8/25) has turned from clear to
completely dark. The clear/dark surface
indicates the level of rinse-aid in the
dispenser.
Remember to screw lid tightly on
afterwards.
With each washing, the correct amount
of rinse-aid will be dispensed.
Low rinse-aid indicator
Fig. 8/25
When the low rinse-aid indicator appears
bright, the rinse-aid must be replenished.
If it is dark, there is enough rinse-aid on
hand.
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Dispenser regulator
Fig. 0126
The dispenser regulator may be set
between 1 and 6. Upon delivery,
it will be set on 3.
The setting should only be changed
if deposits or water spots remain
on the dishware.
- If lime streaks appear,
turn the regulator back.
- If water spots appear,
set the regulator on a higher number.
L08-ing·dishw;ssh~r·
Fig.O,Q
- First, remove large food particles.
- Arrange large or heavily soiled
articles in the lower rack,
and small, light or delicate articles
in the upper rack.
- Containers, such as cups, glasses,
pots, etc. should be placed
upside down.
- Arrange all items with recessed
or curved sections on a slant
to drain water away.
- Place tall, narrow recepticles
in the middle of the racks so they are
directly over the spray.
- Long-stemmed glasses should lean
against the rack, not against dishware.
(Fig. 0)
- Place cutlery unsorted into cutlery
compartments
- Long cutlery, such as ladles,
long knives, etc. should be laid
horizontally across the filled
cutlery compartment. (Fig.
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Unsuitable dishware
Cutlery with wooden or bone handles
are unsuitable. So are parts joined
by adhesive, and plastic, copper or tin items
which cannot resist hot water.
As with hand-washing, some·"on-glaze"
decorated china, aluminium, "or silver
have a tendency to discolour or fade.
Also, some types of glassware (crystal)
can become opaque after many washings.
Recommendation:
In the future, buy only items
which are guaranteed suitable
for dishwashers.
What you should not put into
the dishwasher:
Dishes or cutlery soiled by tobacco ash,
candle wax (or similar), paint etc.
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