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Uy~)urdetergentgetsoldor lumpy,throwit away.Itwon’t

washwe~.Olddetergentlosesits

powerLumpydetergentofien.

won’tdissolve.

You’llfindtwodetergent dispenserson the insidedoorof yourdishwasher~o,. because somecyclesusetwowashes.

See “DetergentUsage Guide” below. (Besure the Cycle Indicator Dial is at OFFposition before adding detergent.)

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Close the min cup.

N~E: Detergentcup my be opened mn~lly with no-harm.

mat youcan leaveon tishes. AndwhatyoushouIdn9t.

Ifthisis yourfirstdishwasher,orif you’rereplacingmucholder model,youmaywonderhowmuch pre-preparationyourdishesneed. Actuallyverylittle.Pre-rinsingof normalfoodsoilsisnotnecessary. Withcommonsenseanda little practiceyou’llsoonknowwhat foodstoremoveHerearesome. guidelines:

1.Scrapeoff bones,seeds,skins, tootipich andotherhard solids.It is alsobestto removehard shelled vegetables,meattrimmings,leafy vegetablesandcrusts.Remove excessive‘quantitiesof oil or grease.

2.Removelargequantitiesof any

food.Yourdishwasherhasa built-in sofifooddisposerthatpulverizes sofifoodbitsandflushesthemaway. It canhandlesrruzllamountsof sofifoods,butlargeamountsof foodas softas mashedpotatoesor applesaucewillbeWlcdt tohandle.

3.Trytoremovefoodscrapsand ~- placedishesindishwasherbefore - soilhasa chancetodryand becomehard.Disheswithdrid-on soilaremoredifficulttowashand maynotcomecleaninthe NORMALWASHcycle. Remembertouseyour~SE & HOLDcycleforsmall“holding” loads.

Note:The foodsmentionedabove are forexamplesonly.Otherfoods notmentionedmayalso needto be removedfromyourdishes.You mayalsowantto considerremoving foodssuchas mustard,mayomaise, vinegar,lemonjuice andother foodsthatcan causediscoloration of stainlesssteelif allowedto remainon dishesfor a longperiod oftime.

WhenusingtheP(YI’S& P~S cycle,lesspreparationis required beforeloading.TheP~S & PANS cyclecanwashheavfly-soileddishes.Itemswithburned-onandbaked-onsoilsmaynot come clean.Andthe dishwashercannot removeburn marksor restore fadingcausedbyoverheating duringcooking.

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Dete~entUsageGuide

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*12grainsand up is extremelyhardwater.A watersofieneris recommendedWithoutit,.

~limecanbuildup in thewatervalve.The watervalvemaystickwhileopenandcauseflooding.

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$FilledMainCup holds3 tablespoons;FilledOpenCupholds2 tablespoons.

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