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Always use a detergent made specifically for automatic dishwashers. Rinse Aid Dispenser Use Rinse Aid in the dishwasher to obtain the best possible drying result while eliminating water spots on your tableware and glassware. The automatic Rinse Aid Dispenser releases a measured quantity of Rinse Aid into the final Rinse segment of each wash program. Filling the Rinse Aid Dispenser To fill the liquid Rinse Aid dispenser, follow these steps: 1. Open Dispenser «A». 2. Pour the liquid into opening «B» and, without allowing it to overflow, fill the dispenser. 3. Close the Dispenser. Always wipe away any drops that may have spilled outside the dispenser. Amount to use For optimum performance, each wash program, except Rinse & Hold, requires a certain amount of Rinse Aid be dispensed. The dispenser is factory preset to automatically dispense 0.07 ounce of liquid per wash program. Depending on the quality of water, it may be necessary to adjust the amount dispensed. To check whether or not the Rinse Aid dispense volume is properly set, examine your tableware and glassware following a completed wash program: • Increase Setting, if there are dried water spots on the surface of these items. • Decrease Setting, if there are traces of water on these items. Adjusting Rinse Aid Dispense Setting The dispenser has a CONTROL "C" which regulates the amount of Rinse Aid dispensed. Rotate the plug in the container to the position required to adjust the dosage. The numeric dosage setting corresponds directly to the volume of rinse aid dispensed. eg. When the control is pointing at the number "2 " the dispenser will emit 0.07 ounce of rinse aid in the final rinse segment of each wash program. Rinse Aid Liquid Level There are two indicators to let you know when the Rinse Aid Dispenser requires filling: 1. Control Panel Light Indicator -As a convenient reminder, an indicator light on the control panel will illuminate whenever the Rinse Aid Dispenser is empty and requires refilling. 2. Transparent Sight-Glass -The Rinse Aid liquid level can also be viewed through the SIGHT GLASS "D". When the sight-glass is completely "." CLEAR, the dispenser is empty. A DARK "", sight-glass indicates there is still Rinse Aid in the dispenser. Note: A full dispenser set to dispense level "2 " should yield approximately 60 wash programs before refilling becomes necessary. Buttons When buttons are in the “IN” position, they are OFF. Push buttons out to activate functions. 8 User Instructions Upper Rack Height Adjustment For your convenience, the upper rack can be adjusted to two possible settings: High or Low. HIGH Upper Rack Position: In this position, clearance is maximized for larger items to be placed in the Lower Rack. LOW Upper Rack Position: In this position, increased height is made available for tall glassware and medium sized plates in the Upper Rack. Adjusting the Upper Rack (MANUALLY) To change the position of the Upper Rack, follow these steps: 1. Pull the Upper Rack out to its extended position. 2. Twist the stoppers at the end of each runner to the “open” position. 3. Pull the Upper Rack out further, removing it from the runners. 4. Replace the Upper Rack onto the runners introducing the alternate set of rack rollers to the extended runners. 5. Once the rollers are in place, turn each stopper to its original "closed" position. Flexi-Rack If your dishwasher is equipped with a flexi-rack upper basket simply hold baket handles lift and lower to either raise or lower basket. Loading the Dishwasher Dishwasher Capacity: 12 standard place settings. Remove leftover, bones and insoluble substances, before placing into the dishwasher. You need not rinse the dishes prior to loading them into the dishwasher. The dishwasher provides an extremely high quality of wash performance. In some cases, depending on severity, it may be necessary to pre-soak certain items that have burnt or baked-on food substances. Position tableware according to the size, strength, and dirtiness of the pieces. Less dirty and delicate pieces such as glassware, cups, dessert plates, china or crystal, are to be placed in the upper rack with the open ends facing down. Dirtier and more resistant pieces such as dinner plates, pots, pans and serving dishes, are to be placed in the lower rack. For a bette...

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