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Type | Built-In |
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Color | PrintShield Stainless |
Number of Wash Cycles | 5 |
Sound Level | 44 dBA |
Tub Material | Stainless Steel |
Third Rack | Yes |
Energy Star Certified | Yes |
Number of Racks | 3 |
Cutlery Basket | Yes |
Place Settings | 16 |
Water Heater | Yes |
Delay Start | Yes |
Soil Sensor | Yes |
Width | 23 7/8 inch |
Depth | 26 3/4 inch |
Height | 34.5 inches |
Explains the safety alert symbol and the meaning of DANGER and WARNING for hazards.
Outlines essential safety rules for operating the dishwasher, including loading and detergent use.
Details specific safety measures like avoiding door abuse, child play, hydrogen gas risks, and old unit disposal.
Warns about tip-over risk if the dishwasher is not fully installed or if the door is pushed.
Explains the necessity and procedures for grounding the dishwasher for electrical safety.
Highlights the essential role of rinse aid for optimal drying performance and avoiding moisture.
Explains how longer cycle times contribute to better energy and water efficiency.
Instructs users to press START/RESUME each time a dish is added or after door opening.
Provides instructions on how to remove the third level rack for increased space in the upper rack.
Describes the motor-driven lower spray arm for effective cleaning in specific models.
Guides on preparing dishes and loading them correctly for optimal cleaning and drying.
Provides specific advice for loading plastics, sharp items, and silverware for safety and effectiveness.
Explains the use of automatic dishwasher detergents, including recommended forms like tablets/packs.
Illustrates the operation of the detergent dispenser, including opening and closing the lid.
Details how to open the rinse aid dispenser and fill it to the appropriate level.
Explains how to adjust the rinse aid setting to improve drying performance based on water conditions.
Summarizes available wash cycles, their soil levels, estimated times, and water usage.
Explains how to customize wash cycles by selecting various options for better results.
Guides on how to start a cycle or resume it after the door has been opened.
Describes the function of Heat Dry and ProDry options for enhanced drying performance.
Explains ProScrub features for intensive cleaning of tough soils and upper rack zone coverage.
Details how Hi-Temp Wash increases wash temperature for better cleaning of baked-on food.
Describes the Bottle Wash option with retractable nozzles for cleaning tall, oddly shaped items.
Explains the Sani Rinse option for sanitizing dishes and glassware to NSF standards.
Details the Top Rack Only option for washing smaller loads efficiently in the upper rack.
Explains how to set a delayed start for the dishwasher to run at specific times.
Details how to activate and deactivate the control lock to prevent unintended operation.
Describes the function of Start/Resume, Cancel/Drain, and Hi-Temp Wash buttons.
Explains the meaning of the Cycle Status Light and Time Display for cycle progress.
Provides guidance on cleaning the dishwasher exterior, including stainless steel surfaces.
Recommends monthly maintenance products to remove hard water filming and residue.
Lists checks for a flashing clean light, including cycle interruption and float movement.
Offers solutions for poor drying, including rinse aid, loading, and plastic item considerations.
Provides advice on reducing spotting and filming, including rinse aid, detergent, and water temperature.
Addresses issues with cleaning performance, covering loading, filters, soil types, and detergent use.
Explains causes of excessive foam/suds, like incorrect detergent or missing rinse aid caps.
Instructs on turning off water/power and protecting supply lines from freezing during absence.
Provides instructions on how to get service and what information to have ready when calling.
Details the coverage periods and components for the first, second-fifth, and lifetime limited warranties.
Lists exclusions from the warranty, such as non-genuine parts, misuse, or cosmetic damage.
Explains limitations on implied warranties and exclusions for incidental/consequential damages.