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General| Style | built-in dishwashers |
|---|---|
| Color | stainless steel |
| Load Capacity | 14 |
| Number of Cycles | 7 |
| Options/Settings | features a variety of cleaning solutions like sanitize to help kill germs, rinse only to keep food from sticking to plates, and powerplus™ to clean crusty dishes with dried-on food |
| Drying Type | heated drying |
| Noise level | 47 decibels adjusted |
| Control Type | button |
| Delay Start | yes |
| Child Lock | yes |
| Load Sensor | yes |
| Number of Racks | 3 |
| Cycle Signal | yes |
| Food Disposer | yes |
| Sanitize Settings | yes |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 260 kilowatt hours |
| Water Consumption Per Cycle | 8 gallons |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Current | 15 amperes |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 24.25 inches |
|---|---|
| Height | 33.75 inches |
| Width | 23.75 inches |
| Net Weight | 99.75 pounds |
Essential safety guidelines for using the dishwasher, including electrical grounding and child safety.
Critical warnings regarding operation, such as hydrogen gas risks, flammable materials, and servicing.
Fields for recording purchase date, model, and serial number for product registration.
Steps to begin operating the dishwasher, including loading, adding detergent, and selecting cycles.
Diagram and labels identifying the main parts and features of the dishwasher.
Details on cycle times, hot water requirements, and automatic sensor adjustments for optimal washing.
Guidance on selecting the NORMAL WASH cycle for everyday use and best performance.
Explanation of various wash cycle options like Sanitize, High, My Favorite Cycle, Delay Start, and Air Dry.
Step-by-step guide on how to initiate a wash cycle after selecting options.
Details on the Spray and Scour options for adjusting wash pressure.
Instructions for activating child lock, managing operations when the door is opened, and canceling cycles.
Explanation of the status window messages and the meaning of the blue light indicator.
Guide to understanding user instruction codes and troubleshooting common error codes displayed by the dishwasher.
A detailed chart outlining different wash cycles, their settings, water usage, time, and wash/rinse counts.
Instructions on scraping food, loosening burned-on items, and pre-rinsing dishes before loading.
Advice on placing items like cups, glasses, and stemware in the upper rack for optimal cleaning.
Details on Flex Wash, fold-down tines, and adjustable height for the upper rack.
Guidance on arranging plates, bowls, and cookware in the bottom rack for efficient washing.
Information on fold-down tines in the bottom rack for flexible loading.
How to use cup shelves and stemware holders for various types of glassware and cups.
Guidelines for loading silverware, including securing sharp items and avoiding mixing materials.
How to use the Soft Grip Rack to secure glassware and plastic items.
Instructions on filling the dispenser with fresh automatic dishwashing detergent and storage.
Advice on determining the correct amount of detergent based on water hardness for optimal cleaning.
A chart detailing the recommended amount of detergent based on water hardness levels (soft, medium, hard).
Explains the role of rinse aid, how to fill the dispenser, and adjust dosage levels.
Details on optimal water pressure (20-120 psi) and temperature (at least 120°F/49°C) for effective dishwashing.
Instructions for cleaning the dishwasher exterior and maintaining the drain air gap.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the Cylinder Fine Filter and the Coarse Filter for optimal performance.
Procedures for safely disconnecting electrical and water supply before winter storage.
Steps to reconnect and prepare the dishwasher for use after winter storage.
Common causes and solutions for food soils left on dishes and dishes not drying properly.
Addresses dishware chipping, detergent remaining in the dispenser, and staining or discoloration problems.
Explains long cycle times, potential leaks, and water remaining in the tub bottom.
Addresses issues like etching, dishwasher odors, and vapor at the vent.
Covers problems such as the dishwasher not running, not filling, or not draining properly.
Provides solutions for spotted or cloudy glassware, tub interior stains, and removing spots and film.
Outlines the terms of the one-year limited warranty and specific items not covered.
Details legal disclaimers, limitations of remedies, and contact information for obtaining service.
