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DO NOT DISHWASHER WASH
Willie zhe maiority of tableware and cookware
ma_, be safely dishwasher washed, there are some
materials and types f_f construction which are not
_om[x_tible with dishwasher washing. The follow-
in_, items should NOT be dishwasher washed un-
less labeled dishv,,asher safe by their manufacturer.
Anodized Aluminum-- high temperature and de-
tergent ingredients may affect the finish.
Antique or Hand Painted China--may fade if no
prote(tive overglaze.
Cast Iron ttigh water temperature and detergent
ingredients will remove the seasoning finish and
(ause ru,,t irl'4
Dirilyte gold colored flatware that is not dish-
washer safe.
Hollow-handle Knives handles of some knives
are attached to the blades by adhesives that may
loosen during dishwasher washing.
Inexpensive Plastic check manufacturer'sre(om-
mendations.
Milk Glass due to the type of rnaterial, will turn
yellow with dishwasher washing.
Pewter---high temperature and detergent _ngredi-
ents may affect the finish.
Wooden Ware wood will warp and lose it,, finish
in dishwasher washing. Specially treated wood
will be marked dishwa<her safe by' the manufac-
turer.
Loading Variations--Adjustable Upper Rack
?he Superb,_ model has a 16-position upper rack
that can be easily,, adjusted whether full or empty.
TO ADJUST THE RACK
,_'()TE Alth(_ugh you may want both sides of tile
top ra(k at the same level, it is not neces-
,_ary for good cleaning results.
1. Pull upper rack out so knobs on either side of
rack are easily reached.
2. Pull knob (A) on side of rack out from retainer
plate, raise or lower it to level desired and place
knob pin into one of the four holes in retainer
High Position.. is used when loading platters, Low Position... is used when Io,_ding pitchers,
trays, large roasting pans and other baking utensils deep bowls, pans and tall stemware, i_! the upper
in the lower rack. rack.
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