Whirlpool ADG-934 - Page 9

Arranging crockery and cutlery
In
principle
the
rule
is:
large
below,
small
above.
The
crockery
should
be
arranged
securely
and
should
ie
rub
against
each
other
since
it
could
be
dama-
ged.
Make
sure
that
the
water
sprays
reach
all
items.
Crockery
should
be
placed
on
the
racks
upside
down.
avales
the
crockery
so
that
the
spray
arms
can
turn
reely.
For
good
washing
results,
distribute
cutlery
unsorted
in
the
cutlery
baskets
with
handles
down.
To
avoid
injuries
cutlery
may
also
be
placed
with
handles
up.
Only use dishwasher-safe items.
Glasses
Some
types
of
glasses
may
fog.
A
tip:
in
future
only
buy dishwasher- safe glasses.
Decorated crockery
As
when
washing
by
hand,
some
decorations
could
fade
with
time.
When
you
buy
new
crockery
make
sure
that
it
Is
dishwasher-safe
(decoration
below
glaze).
Unsuitable crockery
@
Cutlery
with
wooden
or
glued
handles
are
often
not
heat-resistant.
@ Aluminium may discolour.
@ Tin becomes dull.
@ Wood may warp and discolour.
@
Some
plastic
materials
are
not
heat-resistant.
@
For
silver
follow
the
advice
of
the
detergent
manufacturer.
@
Silver
cutlery
may
change
colour
when
it
comes
in
contact
with
food
rich
in
sulphur
(e.g.
mustard,
vegetables,
egg
yolk,
etc.).
Therefore
wash
it
by
hand
right
away
if
you
are
not
going
to
run
the
dishwasher
immediately.
@ Most crockery with gilt decorations.
Additional function advice
Multi-zone washing
Only load the upper or lower rack!
When
loading
the
upper
rack,
you
may
also
place
the
cutlery
baskets
on
it.
The
unused
cutlery
baskets
may
be
taken
out
of
the
dishwasher.
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Example of loading
Upper rack