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DETERGENT DISPENSER
The dispen
er must
be refilled before the start
of
each wash cycle
according
to
the instructions
provided
in
the"
Wash
Cycle
Table"
.Our
dishwashers
use less
detergent
and
rinse
aid
than conventional
dishwashers.
Generally,
only one
tablespoon
of
detergent
is
needed for a
normal
wash
load. Also,
more heavily soiled items
need
more
detergent.
Always
add
the detergent just
before
tarting
dishwasher,
otherwise
it could
get
damp and will
not dissolve properly.
Amount
of
Detergent
to Use
THE
WATER ISN'T TOO
HARD, YOU MAY
ALSO PREVENT
THE FORMATION
OF
DEPOSITS
BY
ADDING DETERGENT
e
amount
of
detergent
needed can
vary due to differences
in
water hardness.
To determine the water hardness
in
your area,
contact
_0
local
water utility
or
area
water
softening
company.
The
harder
the water, the more
detergent you
may need. Remember,
you
." ould
adjust the
amount
of
detergent you
use by little by little
until
you
find
the
correct
amount.
2
3 4
1
Main
Wash Detergent
2
3
4
5
6
Dispenser
Lid lever
Prewash Detergent
Compartment
RinseAid
Level Indicator
Rinse
Aid
Compartment
Detergent
Compartment
Lid
A
WARNING!
Removing
Hard Water
Spots
From Dishes
To remove hard
water
spots, try
the
following:
Run dishes
through
a
normal
wash
program.
Remove
all
metal
dishware,
such
as
cutlery,
pans,
etc.,
from the
dishwasher.
Do
not add
detergent.
Pour
two
cups of vinegar into a
bowl
and set the bowl face
up on
the lower rack of the
dishwasher.
Run the dishes through
a normal
wash program.
If this doesn't
work,
try the
same process with 1 4 cup of
citric
acid
crystals
instead
of
vinegar.
Proper Use of
Detergent
Use only
detergent
specifically
made for u e in di
hwashers.
Keep your detergent
fresh and
dry.
Don'
put
powder
detergent
into the dispenser
until You're ready to
wash
dishes.
Dishwasher
detergent
is
corrosive!
Take
care
to keep it
out of
reach
of children.
RINSEAID
DISPENSER
To open the
dispenser,
turn the
cap
to the "open" (left)
arrow and lift it
out.
Pour
the rinse
aid
into the
dispenser,
being
careful not
to
overfill.
Replace the
cap
by inserting
it
aligned with
"open" arrow
and turning it to
the
"close"
(right) arrow.
The rinse
aid
is
released
during the final rinse to
prevent
water
from forming
droplets
on your
di
hes that
can
leave spots
and
streaks.
It
also improves
drying
by
allowing
water to "sheet"
off the
dishes.
Our dishwashers
are designed
to
use liquid rinse
aids.
The
rinse aid dispenser
is located
inside
the
door
next to the
detergent
dispenser.
To fill
the dispenser,
open
the
cap and
pour
the
rinse
aid
into the dispenser
until the
level
indicator
turns completely
black.
The dispenser
holds
about
100
ml
of
liquid
rinse aid.
Be careful not to
overfill
the dispenser,
because this
could
cause over sudsing. Wipe
away any
spills with a damp cloth.
Don't forget to replace the cap before you close the
dishwasher
door.
If you have
soft
water,
you
may not
need rinse aid
for
it may
cause a
white
film
to
develop
on
your
dishes.
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