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General| Brand | Frigidaire |
|---|---|
| Model | FGID2479SF |
| Type | Built-In Dishwasher |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Wash Cycles | 6 |
| Noise Level | 49 dBA |
| Tub Material | Stainless Steel |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Number of Place Settings | 14 |
| ADA Compliant | No |
| Sanitize Cycle | Yes |
| Soil Sensor | Yes |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Third Rack | Yes |
| Heated Dry | Yes |
Welcomes the user to the Frigidaire family and the product manual.
Section to record product model, serial number, and purchase date for easy reference.
Important operational notes including filter maintenance, sound characteristics, and cycle memory.
Essential safety guidelines for using the dishwasher, including electrical grounding and safe operation.
Warnings regarding detergent storage, plastic item safety, loading sharp objects, and hydrogen gas.
Explains hazard alert symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT) and their meanings.
Instructions for safe disposal of packaging materials to prevent suffocation hazards for children.
Safety instructions on storing flammable liquids and handling carton staples.
Explains the basic cleaning process using spray arms, water, and detergent.
Identifies key components of the dishwasher through a diagram and feature list.
Information on purchasing dishwasher accessories from Frigidaire's website or authorized sellers.
Overview of the dishwasher's control panel buttons and indicators.
Explains the dishwasher's DishSense™ Technology for automatic cycle adjustment.
Warning about potential property damage from operating the dishwasher without water.
Details on available wash cycles, water temperature, and sensor adjustments.
Explains how to use options like Favorite Cycle, Wash Pressure, and Wash Temperature.
Explains the Sanitize and High Temp Wash options and their temperature settings.
Details on Heat Dry and Air Dry options for improving drying performance.
Instructions on how to set a delayed start time for the dishwasher cycle.
Explains the status window information and floor indicator lights (Green/Blue).
Step-by-step guide on selecting cycles/options and starting the dishwasher.
How to cancel a selected cycle or setting before or during operation.
Instructions on how to activate and deactivate the child lock feature.
Guidance on what happens when the door is opened during a cycle and how to resume.
Explains various messages and codes displayed in the status window.
Explains user-displayed codes like 'Close' and 'PF' for common conditions.
Lists common error codes and their solutions for troubleshooting.
A chart detailing available cycles, their settings, water usage, time, and washes/rinses.
Explains that cycle times can vary due to Smart Sensor adjustments based on soil load.
Recommendations for preparing dishes before loading, including scraping and pre-rinsing.
Guidance on loading the cutlery tray for optimal cleaning, including placement of heavily soiled items.
Instructions for loading various items like cups, glasses, and small plates into the upper rack.
Explains how to fold down tines in the upper rack for loading larger items.
Instructions on how to adjust the upper rack height for accommodating taller dishes.
Guidance on loading plates, bowls, and cookware in the bottom rack for best drainage and spray arm clearance.
Explains how to fold down tines in the bottom rack for loading larger or hard-to-fit items.
Instructions on folding the cup shelf holder for loading cups, glasses, and utensils.
Guidance on loading the silverware basket, including safety for sharp items and item placement.
Explains the use of the Soft Grip Rack for securing glassware and plastic items.
Steps for safely adding or removing dishes during a wash cycle.
Information on filling the detergent dispenser, type of detergent, and amount based on water hardness.
Warnings about using industrial-grade detergent and notes on automatic detergent tablets.
A chart providing recommended detergent amounts based on water hardness levels.
Advice for very hard water, suggesting water softeners or extra detergent.
A table outlining how often to clean filters based on loading habits.
Instructions on how to locate, remove, clean, and replace the fine filter.
Instructions on how to locate, remove, clean, and replace the coarse filter.
Guidance on checking and cleaning the drain air gap for proper drainage.
Explains the function of rinse aid and how to adjust its dosage level.
Specifies the required water pressure range for optimal dishwasher performance.
Details the recommended incoming water temperature for effective washing and drying.
Reminder to run hot water before starting a cycle to clear cool water from pipes.
Steps for protecting the dishwasher from freezing in unheated places.
Procedures for safely disconnecting and restoring power, water, and drain lines.
Common causes and solutions for food soils remaining on dishes after a wash.
Solutions for dishes not drying properly, including rinse aid and heat dry settings.
Addresses causes and solutions for spots, cloudiness, or etching on glassware.
Tips for preventing dishware chipping, focusing on loading and handling.
Explains that residual water in the tub indicates a drainage issue.
Explains causes of staining (tomato-based, iron) and how to address them.
Identifies reasons why a dishwasher cycle might be taking longer than expected.
Lists the normal sounds to expect during dishwasher operation.
Troubleshooting tips for common causes of dishwasher leaks.
Explains etching on glassware caused by excessive detergent or water temperature.
Solutions for detergent remaining in the dispenser after a cycle.
Explains that water vapor escaping the vent during drying is normal.
Checks for power, water supply, and correct cycle settings if the unit won't start.
Troubleshooting steps if the dishwasher is not filling with water.
Addresses issues with food waste disposer and kinked drain hoses.
Solutions for odors, including using Rinse Only cycle and checking drainage.
Explains pink/orange staining and its causes, suggesting pre-rinsing or air dry.
Instructions on how to resume a cycle after opening the door.
A specific cleaning procedure using vinegar to remove spots and film.
Details the one-year limited warranty covering parts and labor for defective appliances.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
Explains limitations on implied warranties and remedies for customers.
Instructions on how to obtain warranty service and contact information.
