Figure 11/llus. 11
AHAM DW-1 10 Place Setting
Figure 12/llus. 12
AHAM DW-1 12 Place Setting
Figure 13/llus. 13
Figure 14/llus. 14
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C. Loading the Lower Rack Depending on the modet dishwasher you
have, the tower rack may have features and accessories that witl add to its toading versatility. These features and accesories
inctude
Features Chart on page 6 in this manuat to find out which features and accessories
your dishwasher has.
Place large bowts, pots, and pans upside- down in the lower rack. If your dishwasher has lower rack flip tines, fold them down to accommodate large utensits such as serving spoons and large knives. Figure 11 shows the toad pattern for 10 place settings, and Figure 12 shows the toad pattern for 12 place settings.
D. Accomodating Extra Tall Items If an item to be loaded into the tower
rack interferes with the upper spray arm or is blocked by the upper rack, simply remove the upper rack and install the Extra Talt Item Spnnkler.
Remove the Upper Rack
The same procedure is used for removing the Standard and RackMatic TM upper racks.
1.Putt the empty upper rack out of the dishwasher to the point that it can be tilted upward.
2.Putl the rack outward and up until the rolters are completely free of the roller guides.
3.Stide the rolter guides back into the dishwasher tub.
Install the Sprinkler
1.Insert the Sprinkler into the upper rack spray outtet at the back of the dishwasher tub as shown in Figure 13,
and turn the Sprinkler clockwise.
2.Place your extra tall item(s) in the tower rack as in Figure 14.
3.Setect a wash cyle and start the dish- washer.
Note: When the cycle is complete, remove the Sprinkler by turning it
Reinstall the Upper Rack
1.Tittthe upper rack upwards and position the upper rack roIters onto the rotler guides.
2.Continue pushing the upper rack until
the rollers are on the guide.
3.Push the upper rack into the dish washer tub.
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