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Problem
Caused
by
Solution
Dishes
and interior
Iron or manganese
Install
an iron or manganese
filter in home
water
of dishwasher
in water
supply.
brown
or yellow
Film build-up
on
lower
front of tub
Silveiware
stained
Bronze
tarnish
on silverplate
Black or gray
marks
on dish
Some
detergent
did
not dissolve
Undissolved
detergent
contacting
wet silverware
Acidic or salty food soils
Sitverplate
worn
off
exposing
base metal--takes
on bronze
hue
Metal utensils
rubbing
against
dishes
during
wash
Dishware
chipped
Improper
loading
or broken
Dishwasher
odor
Soiled
dishes
held too
long in dishwasher
Vinyl rack coating
Use fresh,
automatic
dishwasher
detergent,
Use
detergent
with highest
available
phosphorous
content,
especially
if you have hard
water, Raise water heater
thermostat
to 140°E if necessary,
Run water' at sink until
hot before starting
dishwasher
and/or
use Water' Heat
option,,
Remove
with dishwashing
detergent
and warm
water
Avoid spilling
dry detergent
on wet silverware,
Clean
with silver polish
Use Rinse & Hold cycle. Certain
foods left on
silverware
for extended
periods
of time may cause
pitting,
Remove
tarnish
with silver potish,
Replace
silver
Load metal utensils
so they do not rub against
dishes,
Marks
may be removed
with mild abrasive
cleanser
and plastic
scouring
pad,
Do not overload.
Load glasses
in upper
rack only
See
Proper
Loading
section
for' tips,
Use Rinse & Hold cycle if dishes
will not be washed
at
end of day
Plastic odor will be gone after several
weeks
use,
R
15
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