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DiSHDRAWER
Tm LOADING
Baskets
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Scrape off all Iood scraps and remove
any bones, crusts, toothpicks
and any
sht/i[ar items.
o
Overloading
can lead to poorly
washed
dishes.
*
Small light items should
be placed
soiled side down
on tile basket.
*
Plates, bowls
and saucers can be slotted
into spaces provided.
*
Long kitchen
utensils can be laid flat oil tile large cup inserts.
*
ff there are no inserts in tile basket, large bowls
and pots can be placed
I]at in
tile DishDrawer.
*
Ensure no items touch or protrude
above
tile top of tile drawer
as you close it,
as damage
to tile DishDrawer
and dishware
may occur.
*
Locate sharp items so they are i_ot likely
to damage
tile lid seal. Particular
attention
must be paid to knives to ensure they do not dislodge
during
tile
wash to prevent
injury
to yourseff
or tile DishDrawer.
Please l/ore that the DishDrawer
basket and its inserts are not designed
to be lifted out
o1:tile DishDrawer
while
loaded with dishes.
Figure 8
Figure
9
Examples
of how we recommend
you load your
DishDrawer
v
Figure I0
Figure
11
Examples
of how NOT 1o load your DishDrawer
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