GE PDW7000 Series, GLD6900 Series Before you call for service…, Cleaning the Control Panel

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Instructions

Caring for the dishwasher.

Cleaning the Control Panel

To clean the control panel, use a lightly dampened cloth. Then dry thoroughly.

Safety

Protect Against Freezing

If your dishwasher is left in an unheated place during the winter, ask a service technician to:

1Cut off electrical power to the dishwasher. Remove fuses or trip circuit breaker.

2Turn off the water supply and disconnect the water inlet line from the water valve.

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Drain water from the water inlet line and water valve. (Use a pan to catch the water.)

Reconnect the water inlet line to the water valve.

Operating Instructions

Air gap

Check the air gap any time your dishwasher isn’t draining well.

Does Your Dishwasher Have an Air Gap?

An air gap protects your dishwasher

The air gap is easy to clean.

against water backing up into it if a drain

 

 

Turn off the dishwasher and lift off the

clogs. The air gap is not a part of the

 

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dishwasher. It is not covered by your

 

 

cover.

 

 

 

 

 

warranty. Not all plumbing codes require

 

 

Remove the plastic cap and clean with

 

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air gaps, so you may not have one.

 

 

 

a toothpick.

 

 

Troubleshooting Tips

Consumer Support

Before you call for service…

Troubleshooting Tips

Save time and money! Review the charts on the following pages, or visit www.geappliances.ca. You may not need to call for service.

Error Messages

Possible Causes

What To Do

START/RESET status

You have pressed the

• Press the START/RESET pad once to start the dishwasher. Press the

indicator light flashing START/RESET pad while the

START/RESET pad a second time when the dishwasher is running only if you

 

dishwasher is running. This will

wish to cancel the cycle.

 

cancel the cycle. The light will

 

 

stop flashing after the dishwasher

 

drains (about 90 seconds).

 

 

 

Power to the dishwasher was

• The light will stop flashing after the dishwasher drains. A new cycle will

 

turned off while a cycle was

start automatically.

 

running and power has just been

 

 

restored to the dishwasher. The

 

 

blinking lights indicate that the

 

 

dishwasher is draining the potential

 

 

water inside.

 

Dishwasher BEEPS

This is a reminder that your

• Close and latch the door after opening it mid-cycle.

once every 30 seconds dishwasher door has been left open during operation. It will continue beeping until you close the door.

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Contents Write the model and serial numbers here Model # Serial # You can find them on the tub wall just inside the doorTroubleshooting Tips Operating InstructionsConsumer Support Before You Throw Away Your Old Dishwasher Operating InstructionsControl Settings SafetyTroubleshooting Tips Consumer Support About the dishwasher control panelSafety Instructions OptionsUsing the dishwasher Check the Water TemperatureFlashing display lights Use Rinse AgentManual Detergent Dispenser Filling Manual Detergent DispenserNumber Completely fullSmartDispenseTM Detergent Dispenser on some models Filling DispenserSet Control to Calibration Mode Determine the Hardness of Your Tap WaterControl Calibration Water hardness test strip indicationLoading the dishwasher racks Upper RackLower Rack Silverware BasketLoading place settings… Cleaning the Door PanelCaring for the dishwasher Tips Consumer SupportBefore you call for service… Cleaning the Control PanelError Messages Possible Causes What To Do Protect Against FreezingSafety Instructions Operating Instructions Problem Possible Causes What To DoMake sure inlet water temperature is at least 49C 120F Is tripped Circuit Power is turned offDishes don’t dry Select Heat DRYDishwasher Warranty Safety Instructions OperatingWhat Is Not Covered For The Period We Will ReplaceConsumer Support Appliance Websites Schedule Service Parts and AccessoriesReal Life Design Studio Extended WarrantiesVaisselle-Lave Instructions de Fonctionnement Conseils de dépannageAu consommateur Avant de jeter votre vieux lave-vaisselleLe panneau de contrôle du lave-vaisselle Réglage des contrôlesSécurité Soutien au consommateur Conseils de dépannageInstructions de sécurité Conseils de dépannage Soutien au consommateurSeulement Voyants lumineux clignotants Utilisation du lave-vaisselleVérifiez la température de l’eau Préparation de la vaisselle avant son chargementDistributeur manuel de détergent De sécuritéInstructions Remplissage du distributeur manuel de détergentDistributeur de détergent SmartDispense certains modèles Il sera éliminé au cours du prochain cycleRemarque si vous n’utilisez pas la fonction Chaleur + en moins de 3 secondesRéglage des commandes pour le mode Étalonnage Détermination de la dureté de l’eau du robinetInstructions de sécurité Chargement des paniers de votre lave-vaisselle SécuritédePanier supérieur Panier inférieurChargement des couverts… Soins de votre lave-vaisselleConseils De dépannage Soutien au consommateurAvant d’appeler le service de réparations… Nettoyer le panneau de commandeProtection contre le gel Est-ce que votre lave-vaisselle a un écart anti-retour?Problème Causes possibles Ce qu’il faut faire Commande a réagi Choisissez Heat DRY séchage chaudLavage à chaud ou Added Heat chaleur + Sani Wash désinfecter ou Cookware casserolesGarantie sur les lave-vaisselle Conseils dePour une période de Nous remplacerons Ce qui n’est pas couvertPièces et accessoires Soutien au consommateur Sites Web appareil électroménagerStudio de conception réaliste Prolongation de garantie

GLD6900 Series, PDW7000 Series specifications

The GE PDW7000 Series and GLD6900 Series are both distinguished lines of dishwashers that combine efficiency, innovative technology, and user-friendly features, aiming to enhance the dishwashing experience.

Starting with the PDW7000 Series, these dishwashers are characterized by their sleek designs and robust performance capabilities. They come equipped with GE's proprietary UltraWash® System, which uses advanced wash arms and targeted spray jets to deliver exceptional cleaning performance. The dishwashers also feature a built-in SmartDispense™ technology that automatically dispenses the right amount of detergent based on the load size and soil level, ensuring optimal cleaning while minimizing waste.

The PDW7000 Series includes a variety of wash cycles, such as Heavy, Normal, and Quick cycles, allowing users to select the perfect setting depending on their washing needs. The addition of a stainless steel interior not only enhances durability but also improves drying performance. The model also boasts flexible loading options with its adjustable upper rack, allowing users to easily accommodate oversized items.

On the other hand, the GE GLD6900 Series showcases an equally compelling combination of technology and design. This series also employs the UltraWash® System, ensuring thorough cleaning results. However, it enhances user convenience with its innovative Piranha™ hard food disposer with a removable filter. This feature effectively pulverizes food particles, preventing clogs and keeping the dishwasher running smoothly.

One of the standout characteristics of the GLD6900 Series is its quiet operation. With noise levels as low as 47 dBA, this series is designed to minimize distractions, making it an excellent choice for open floor plans or homes with sleeping children. Moreover, it includes a convenient Delay Start option, allowing users to schedule their washes for a more convenient time.

Both series include features like a sanitize cycle that eliminates 99.9% of bacteria, ensuring dishes not only come out clean but also hygienic. Energy efficiency is also a priority; both the PDW7000 and GLD6900 Series are ENERGY STAR® qualified, helping consumers save on their utility bills while reducing their environmental footprint.

In summary, the GE PDW7000 Series and GLD6900 Series offer advanced cleaning technologies and thoughtful features to accommodate modern kitchen demands. With their focus on efficiency, quiet operation, and flexible loading options, they truly represent the future of dishwashing technology.
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