Bosch SHE66C Use And Care Manual page 71

Preparing and Loading the Dishware (oontinued)
Rack Attachment Use
To use the rack
attachment, fold down
the cup shelves and
place items to be
washed, see Figure 15.
Figure 15
Loading Extra Tall Items
If an item is too tall to be placed into the bottom
rack even with the top rack in the raised position,
Remove the empty top rack by pulling it out of the
dishwasher until it stops rolling.
Pull the front of the rack upward and outward until
the rollers are completely free of the roller guides.
Set the top
rack aside. Figure 16
Push the
roller guides
back into the
dishwasher.
Insert the
Extra Tall
Item Sprinkler
into the top
rack spray
outlet and turn
the sprinkler
clockwise to
lock it into
position as
shown in
Figure 16.
NOTE: Keep the vent on the tub's right side
clear by placing tall items such as plastic cutting
boards and tall baking Do not block vent.
sheets on the
bottom rack's
left side, center,
or back.
Place your extra
tall item(s) in the
bottom rack as
shown in Figure
17.
Figure 17
To avoid dishwasher damage, do not
reinstall the top rack without removing the
extra tall item sprinkler. Do not reinstall the
top rack with the sprinkler installed.
To remove the sprinkler and return the
dishwasher to its normal condition:
1. Turn the sprinkler counterclockwise and
remove it.
2. Retrieve the top rack.
3. Tilt the top rack upwards and position the
top rack rollers onto the roller guides.
4. Continue pushing the top rack until the roll-
ers are on the guide.
5. Push the top rack into the dishwasher.
Loading the Silverware Basket
The sharp points and edges of knives and
other sharp utensils can cause serious
injuries. Load knives and other sharp
utensils with sharp points and edges down.
Do not allow children to handle or play
near knives and sharp utensils.
Keep children away from knives and other sharp
utensils.
NOTE: The silverware basket tops can be folded
up to accommodate large or oddly-shaped items.
With the silverware basket tops down, load
the silverware basket following the patterns
suggested in Figure 18. Place knives with their
handles up, and forks and spoons with their
handles down.
If large or oddly-
shaped items are
to be loaded into
the silverware
basket with the
tops up, load
the items
so that they
do not nest
together.
Load knives
and sharp
utensils with
their handles
up.
Figure 18
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