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General| Type | Built-In |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 14 place settings |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Number of Options | 4 |
| NSF Certified | Yes |
| Half Load Option | Yes |
| Programs | Auto, Heavy, Normal, Quick |
| Delay Start | Yes |
Crucial safety guidelines and warnings for using the dishwasher.
Explains the internal cleaning process and water circulation.
Initial setup, first-use, and description of normal operational sounds.
Details various wash cycle options available for different cleaning needs.
Explains how the smart sensor selects cycles based on soil level.
Specific cycles for stemware and for rinsing dishes later.
Explains energy-saving options like Hi-Temp Wash.
Covers additional operational settings like child lock and delay start.
Explains the codes displayed on the status window during operation.
How to start, pause, and cancel a wash cycle.
Lists potential error codes and troubleshooting contact information.
Guidelines for scraping dishes before loading to ensure proper cleaning.
Proper placement of items like cups, glasses, and small bowls in the top rack.
Instructions for loading plates, cookware, and large items in the bottom rack.
How to adjust the rack height for accommodating taller dishes.
Best practices for loading silverware to ensure proper cleaning.
How to safely add or remove items after a wash cycle has started.
How to correctly fill the main wash and pre-wash detergent cups.
Factors affecting detergent amount, like water hardness.
Table recommending detergent amounts based on water hardness and cycle.
Explains the purpose of rinse aid and how to refill the dispenser.
Importance of hot water and how to check its temperature.
Minimum water pressure needed for optimal dishwasher operation.
Instructions for cleaning the dishwasher's outside and inside surfaces.
How to clean the glass trap and large food particle filters.
Maintenance of the drain air gap and procedures for winterizing the unit.
Troubleshooting food residue, poor drying, and display errors.
Preventing dishware chipping through proper loading and handling.
Addressing spotting, cloudiness, stains, discoloration, and etching.
Resolving issues with detergent not dispensing and dishwasher leaks.
Troubleshooting common problems like not running, not draining, or unusual sounds.
Addressing long cycle times and water remaining in the tub.
Troubleshooting fill problems, odors, and spots/film.
Explanation of error codes displayed by the dishwasher.
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