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Follow basic precautions, including electrical grounding, proper usage, and keeping children away.
Step-by-step guide to loading, adding detergent, and starting your new dishwasher.
Overview of dishwasher components and the procedure to initiate a wash cycle.
Guidance on choosing wash cycles, temperatures, and options like Hi-Temp and Sanitize.
Details on Heat Dry option and programming the My Favorite Cycle feature.
How to use Child Lock to prevent accidental changes and set a Delay Start.
Managing cycle interruptions and understanding status indicator lights like CLEAN and SANITIZED.
Explanation of the status window and troubleshooting common error codes.
Comparison of wash cycles, settings, water usage, and times.
Steps for preparing dishes and guidance on loading the upper rack for optimal cleaning.
How to adjust upper rack height and use fold-down tines for flexible loading.
Best practices for loading plates, bowls, and cookware into the bottom rack.
Using fold-down tines in the bottom rack for versatile loading of large items.
Functionality of cup shelves and stemware holders for secure glass placement.
Securing glassware with soft grip rack and proper loading of silverware.
Procedure for adding or removing items after a wash cycle has started.
Instructions on how to fill the main wash cup with automatic dishwasher detergent.
Guidance on the amount of detergent needed based on water hardness levels.
How rinse aid improves drying and spotting, and how to adjust its dosage level.
Requirements for water pressure (20-120 psi) and temperature (at least 120°F) for performance.
Cleaning the dishwasher exterior and ensuring the drain air gap is clear for proper draining.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the fine and coarse filters to maintain wash performance.
Steps for safely disconnecting the dishwasher for winter and restoring it for use.
Addresses common issues like food soils left on dishes and dishes not drying properly.
Resolving issues like cloudy glassware, chipped dishes, water in the tub, and stains.
Addressing problems like long cycle times, normal sounds, leaks, etching, and detergent dispenser issues.
Troubleshooting vent vapor, dishwasher not running, not filling, or not draining properly.
Resolving issues related to odors, tub stains, and door opening during a cycle.
A specific method to remove spots and film from dishes using white vinegar.
Details on what the one-year limited warranty covers and specific exclusions.
Information on disclaimers, limitations of remedies, and how to obtain warranty service.
Follow basic precautions, including electrical grounding, proper usage, and keeping children away.
Step-by-step guide to loading, adding detergent, and starting your new dishwasher.
Overview of dishwasher components and the procedure to initiate a wash cycle.
Guidance on choosing wash cycles, temperatures, and options like Hi-Temp and Sanitize.
Details on Heat Dry option and programming the My Favorite Cycle feature.
How to use Child Lock to prevent accidental changes and set a Delay Start.
Managing cycle interruptions and understanding status indicator lights like CLEAN and SANITIZED.
Explanation of the status window and troubleshooting common error codes.
Comparison of wash cycles, settings, water usage, and times.
Steps for preparing dishes and guidance on loading the upper rack for optimal cleaning.
How to adjust upper rack height and use fold-down tines for flexible loading.
Best practices for loading plates, bowls, and cookware into the bottom rack.
Using fold-down tines in the bottom rack for versatile loading of large items.
Functionality of cup shelves and stemware holders for secure glass placement.
Securing glassware with soft grip rack and proper loading of silverware.
Procedure for adding or removing items after a wash cycle has started.
Instructions on how to fill the main wash cup with automatic dishwasher detergent.
Guidance on the amount of detergent needed based on water hardness levels.
How rinse aid improves drying and spotting, and how to adjust its dosage level.
Requirements for water pressure (20-120 psi) and temperature (at least 120°F) for performance.
Cleaning the dishwasher exterior and ensuring the drain air gap is clear for proper draining.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the fine and coarse filters to maintain wash performance.
Steps for safely disconnecting the dishwasher for winter and restoring it for use.
Addresses common issues like food soils left on dishes and dishes not drying properly.
Resolving issues like cloudy glassware, chipped dishes, water in the tub, and stains.
Addressing problems like long cycle times, normal sounds, leaks, etching, and detergent dispenser issues.
Troubleshooting vent vapor, dishwasher not running, not filling, or not draining properly.
Resolving issues related to odors, tub stains, and door opening during a cycle.
A specific method to remove spots and film from dishes using white vinegar.
Details on what the one-year limited warranty covers and specific exclusions.
Information on disclaimers, limitations of remedies, and how to obtain warranty service.
This document is a comprehensive Use & Care Manual for a Frigidaire dishwasher, providing detailed instructions for its operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. It emphasizes the appliance's energy-efficient design and quiet operation, highlighting its DishSense™ Technology, which intelligently adjusts wash cycles based on soil load.
The Frigidaire dishwasher cleans dishware by spraying a mixture of hot water and detergent through spray arms against soiled surfaces. The process involves an initial drain to remove loose soils, followed by filling the tub with water to cover the filter area. Water is then pumped through the spray arms, and soil particles are filtered and drained out. This sequence of steps is repeated as necessary, with the number of water fills varying depending on the selected cycle. The dishwasher is designed to operate on a regular house current (120V, 60Hz) and requires a 15-ampere fuse or circuit breaker (20-ampere if connected with a food disposer).
The dishwasher offers a variety of wash cycles and options to accommodate different dishware and soil levels.
Cycle times are approximate and can vary with selected options. The dishwasher's automatic sensor checks incoming water temperature; if it's not hot enough, the cycle will be lengthened for automatic water heating.
Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity of the dishwasher.
General| Brand | Frigidaire |
|---|---|
| Model | FGID2476SF1A |
| Type | Built-In |
| Capacity | 14 Place Settings |
| Noise Level | 52 dB |
| Wash Cycles | 6 |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Number of Options | 4 |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Soil Sensor | Yes |
| Third Rack | No |
| Stainless Steel Interior | Yes |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Heated Dry | Yes |
| Width | 24 inches |
