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General| Type | Built-In |
|---|---|
| Number of Wash Cycles | 6 |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Soil Sensor | Yes |
| Stainless Steel Tub | Yes |
| Heated Dry | Yes |
| Delay Start | Yes |
Covers defects in material or workmanship within one year from purchase date for free repair.
Covers electronic control, power supply, and Ultra Wash system for two years.
Covers rust on upper and lower dish racks for five years.
Covers leaks due to rust-through of stainless steel tub or inner door panel.
Explains DANGER and WARNING symbols indicating potential hazards and injury risks.
Lists essential precautions for safe dishwasher operation, including loading and usage guidelines.
Explains the intelligent cycle that optimizes water and energy based on load size and soil amount.
Emphasizes the importance of rinse aid for effective drying and avoiding interior moisture.
Describes how to use the TurboZone feature for concentrated washing on the lower rack.
Guides on the proper amount of detergent to use based on water hardness and soil level.
Information on using pre-measured detergent forms like packs or tablets.
Instructions on how to fill the rinse aid dispenser and notes on its capacity.
Guidance on adjusting the rinse aid dispenser setting for optimal drying results based on water conditions.
Provides tips for optimal dish placement in racks to ensure effective cleaning and drying.
Specific instructions on how to load silverware for best cleaning results, including separation.
Tips on placing cups, glasses, and lightweight plastic items in the top rack.
Instructions on how to raise or lower the top rack to accommodate different item heights.
Describes the function of clips that hold lightweight items in place in the top rack.
Step-by-step instructions for detaching and reattaching the removable top rack.
Guidance on loading plates, pans, casseroles, and utensils in the bottom rack.
Instructions on using the TurboZone feature for heavily soiled items in the bottom rack.
How to wash larger items like pots and cookie sheets by removing the top rack.
Instructions on folding down tines in the bottom rack to accommodate larger dishware.
Detailed guidance on loading silverware for optimal cleaning, including separation and placement.
Details available cycles, their soil levels, typical times, and water usage.
Describes options like TurboZone, Hi Temp, Sani Rinse, Heated Dry, and their effects.
How to use the delay start feature to run the dishwasher during off-peak hours.
Instructions on how to enable and disable the control lock to prevent unintended operation.
Steps to cancel an ongoing cycle and drain the dishwasher.
Procedure to interrupt and restart the dishwasher with a new cycle.
Guidelines on safely adding dishes after a cycle has begun.
Advice on saving water, energy, and improving drying performance.
How to clean the outside surfaces of the dishwasher, including stainless steel.
Steps for cleaning the inside of the dishwasher, addressing hard water mineral buildup.
Procedure for cleaning the drain air gap to ensure proper drainage.
Recommendations for storing the dishwasher during summer and winter to prevent damage.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues where the dishwasher fails to start or operate.
Addresses problems with detergent not being dispensed properly or left in the tub.
Explains reasons why cycles might take longer than expected and how to manage them.
Solutions for poor drying performance, including rinse aid, loading, and cycle options.
Troubleshooting steps for when the dishwasher fails to fill with water.
Diagnoses and resolves issues related to water not draining from the dishwasher tub.
Addresses white residue on dishes or interior from hard water and suggests solutions.
Solutions for eliminating unpleasant odors from the dishwasher.
Explains common noises and how to address them, including installation and loading issues.
Tips for ensuring dishes are clean, covering loading, cycles, water temperature, and detergent.
Addresses issues with the sanitizing function not working correctly.
Explains how improper loading can cause damage and provides guidance.
Interprets blinking lights as error codes and suggests troubleshooting steps.
Solutions for cloudy or spotted dishes, differentiating between hard water and etching.
Explains permanent etching on glassware and how to avoid it.
Troubleshooting steps for leaks, including installation, leveling, and suds issues.
Discusses causes of tub discoloration, such as iron or tomato-based foods, and cleaning methods.
