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General| Style | built in |
|---|---|
| Color | biscuit on biscuit |
| Load Capacity | 13 place settings |
| Number of Cycles | 3 (1-hour wash, heavy, normal) |
| Number of Options | 2 (4-hour delay, heated dry, hi-temp wash); 4 |
| Drying Type | heated & vented |
| Noise level | 55 dba |
| Control Type | touchpad; push button |
| Delay Start | yes |
| Child Lock | yes |
| Number of Racks | 2 |
| Spray Arms | 2 |
| Water Filter | yes; removable filter |
| Water Softener | no |
| Food Disposer | no |
| Sanitize Settings | no |
| Half Load | no |
| Wi-Fi | no |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 270 |
| Annual Water Consumption | 752.5 |
| Water Consumption Per Cycle | 3.5 |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Frequency | 60 hz |
| Current | 20a |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 24 1/2 inch |
|---|---|
| Height | 34 1/2 inch |
| Width | 23 7/8 inch |
Explains the meaning and use of the safety alert symbol and associated warning words like DANGER and WARNING.
Details essential safety measures to follow when operating the dishwasher, including loading and handling.
Provides essential guidelines for proper electrical grounding to prevent shock hazards.
Lists chemical warnings required by California law for product safety.
Highlights the dishwasher's water and energy saving features and operational principles.
Describes key performance features like rinse aid use, detergent recommendations, and filtration system.
Details the parts and loading recommendations specific to the dishwasher's top rack.
Illustrates and describes components and loading for the dishwasher's bottom rack.
Outlines the initial steps for preparing and loading dishes into the dishwasher.
Guides on how to correctly add detergent and rinse aid before starting a cycle.
Explains how to select cycles and options, and how to start or resume operation.
Instructs on how to unload and clean the dishwasher filter as part of quick maintenance.
Provides detailed guidance on how to properly load dishes for optimal cleaning and drying.
Explains how to add detergent based on water hardness and soil levels for best results.
Details the purpose and method for adding rinse aid to improve drying performance.
Describes the different wash cycles available, including their purpose and estimated times.
Details various options that can be selected to customize wash cycles, with their effects.
Explains the function of control buttons like Start/Resume, Cancel, and Drain.
Describes the meaning of indicator lights, such as the 'Clean' light.
Offers tips for placing cups, glasses, and plastics on the top rack to prevent damage and ensure cleaning.
Details the steps for removing and replacing the dishwasher's top rack for cleaning larger items.
Provides a chart recommending intervals for cleaning the upper and lower filter based on load frequency.
Guides on how to properly remove, clean, and reinstall the dishwasher's filter assembly.
Instructions for cleaning the dishwasher's exterior and interior, including dealing with residue.
Provides advice on preparing the dishwasher for periods of non-use to prevent damage.
Addresses problems like the dishwasher not starting, stopping mid-cycle, or not filling with water.
Explains the meaning of the flashing 'Clean' light and potential causes.
Troubleshoots issues related to excessively long cycles or water remaining in the dishwasher.
Provides solutions for odors in the dishwasher and white residue on dishes or interior.
Addresses issues with dishes not drying completely, excess moisture, and wet plastics.
Guides on identifying and resolving spots, stains, and film on dishes and cookware.
Lists common noises like surging, hissing, or grinding and their possible causes.
Explains normal numerous starts and stops and variations based on cycle selection.
Addresses issues with food soil left on dishes and checks for filter clogs or incorrect loading.
Troubleshoots why dishes in the Target Clean™™ area may not be getting clean.
Provides guidance on preventing dish chipping and damage during the washing process.
Outlines what is covered under the one-year limited warranty for the appliance.
Lists conditions and situations that are not covered by the appliance's limited warranty.
Provides instructions and contact information for arranging warranty service and repairs.
