Upper Dish Rack; Changing The Height Of The; Cutlery Basket - Hanseatic 429300 User Manual

Page EN-14 Loading the dishwasher

Changing the height of the

upper dish rack

If there are larger dishes in the lower dish
rack, this can impede the upper spraying arm.
Position the upper dish rack at the top in or-
der to prevent this.
1. Pull the empty upper dish rack out as far
as it will go.
2. Raise the dish rack up at the front and
pull it off the telescopic rails.
3. Place the dish rack with the side rollers
back onto the telescopic rails:
– Use the lower row of rollers to position
the dish rack even higher.
– Use the upper row of rollers to position
the dish rack lower.

Cutlery basket

(20)
For best results, place cutlery in the cutlery
basket (20) with the handle facing down-
wards. Always place sharp objects with the
handle facing upwards in the cutlery basket.
NOTICE
When loading the cutlery,
ensure that it does not go
through the bottom of
the cutlery basket. Other-
wise, the lower spraying
arm will be blocked.
Optimal loading
1 = soup spoons, 2 = forks, 3 = knives,
4 = teaspoons, 5 = dessert spoons, 6 = serv-
ing spoons, 7 = serving forks, 8 = sauce ladles