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Black or Gray Marks on
Dishes
Brown Stains on
Dinnerware and
Dishwasher Interior
White Spots on
Cookware with
Non-Stick Finish
Odor in the
Dishwasher
Chipping of Dishware
Stainless Steel Filter
Needs Frequent
Cleaning
Aiuminum markings
High iron or manganese
content in water supply
Seasoning removed by
dishwasher detergents
Dishes only washed
every two to three days
Improper loading
Filter is not placed in
dishwasher correctly
Spray nozzle on wash
arm ts blocked
Dishes not scraped
before loading
Aluminum pieces should be loaded so that they will not rub against
dinnerware during washing. Throw-away aluminum items should
not be dishwasher washed because they may break down and cause
marking. Aluminum markings can be removed by using a mild
abrasive cleanser.
Remove by washing dishes (after food soil has been removed) with
1 teaspoon to | tablespoon of citric acid crystals added to Main Wash
compartment of detergent dispenser. Do not use detergent. Follow
with a IGHTICHINA WASH CYCLE with detergent. If treatment is
needed more often than every other month, the installation of an iron
removal unit is recommended.
Re-season cookware after dishwasher washing.
Run a RINSE & HOLD CYCLE at least once or twice a day until a full
load is accumulated.
Load dishes and glasses so that they are stable and do not strike
together from washing action. (Note: Some types of china and
glassware are too delicate for automatic dishwashing and should be
hand washed; for example: antiques, featheredged and similar types.}
Moving racks in and out smoothly will also minimize chipping.
Make sure stainless steel filter is seated properly under wash arm.
See page 19.
Remove lower wash arm — see page 18 — and turn upside down. On
under side of each tube is an indentation. In one of these indentations
is anozzle (hole) which cleans filter. If this nozzle is blocked, clean out
with toothpick.
Make sure leftover food, bones, toothpicks and other hard items are
scraped from dinnerware before loading.
Removing Spots and Film:
To remove spots and film on dishware and
glasses, or hard water film on the interior of
the dishwasher, you may want to use
stripping products. These products are avail-
able in the detergent section of your local
grocery store; follow the manufacturers'
directions.
Or you may use vinegar with the following
procedure:
1.
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Load clean dishes and glasses in
dishwasher in regular manner. Do not
load silverware or other metals in the
dishwasher.
2. Close and latch door and select QUICK/
GLASS CYCLE and HEATED DRY OFF.
Do not use detergent. When dishwasher
has filled, unlatch and open door. Add 2
cups of household vinegar. Close and
latch door.
3. For a final polish, put two tablespoons of
non-precipitating type water conditioner
in the right-hand Main Wash compart-
ment of detergent dispenser and run
dishwasher through QUICK/ GLASS
CYCLE with HEATED DRY OFF.
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