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PROBLEM
CHIPPINGOF ~
CHINA,'
,'
SMALLAMOUNT
OFWA~R. "
STANDING IN
THEBOTTOM
OFTHETUB
WATER WON'T ~
PUMPOUTOF THE
TUB
SUDSIN THETUB
DISHWASHER
LEAKS
POSSIBLE CAUSE AND REMEDY
~oughhandlingcan causechipping, L oadwithcare,Makesureglasswareandchina
tie,secureandcan'tjar loose. (Seepage8 for correctwayto loadglassware.) M ake
suretdl glassesand- stemwar~ willclearthe top of the tub whenyoupushthe rack
~ intothe dishwasher.' ," -, ~~
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Alwaysuse, b e top rackfor,delicate items."
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Wateraround'the outleto; 'thetubbottomat theback of the tub is normal.It is dean
'water. I t's~ere to ke~p{hewaterseallubricated.:
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If the'entire bottomof the tub has water,you mayhave a drainproblem.Cleanthe air
gap,if youhaveone. (Seepage 14,)
Checkthekitchensink.Is it drainingwell?Youmay need a plumber.
If dishwasherdrainsintodisposer,run disposerto clear.Be suredisposeris not
clogged.
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Sudsingdetergentsare not Meantfor dishwashers. U SEONLYAUTOMATIC
DISHWASHER DETERGENTS TO AVOIDSUDSING.
To
remove
s uds from the tub:
Openthe dishwasher. L et sudsevaporate.Add 1
gallonof coldwaterto the tub. Closeand latchthe dishwas~er. P umpout waterby
slowlyturningthe controldialuntila drainperiodis reached.
Repeatif necessary.
Sudscan causeunit to overflow.That'swhy it's so importantto use a detergentthat's
designedfor automaticdishwashers.
Spillingtherinse agentcan causefoam duringwashing.This can lead to overflowing.
Wipeup accidentalspillof rinse agentwith a damp cloth.
If you need more
help...call,
toll free:
GE Answer Center@
800.626.2000
consumer information service
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