The upper rack can be adjusted for height based on GB requirements: high position to place bulky crockery in the lower rack and low position to make the most of the
sectors by creating more space upwards.
Adjusting the height of the upper rack
In order to make it easier to arrange the crockery, the upper rack may be moved to a higher or lower position.
The height of the upper rack should be adjusted WHEN THE RACK IS EMPTY.
NEVER raise or lower the rack on one side only.
If the rack is equipped with a
Third rack
The third rack was designed to house the cutlery. Arrange the cutlery as shown in the figure.
A separate arrangement of the cutlery makes collection easier after washing and improves washing and drying performance.
The geometry of the rack makes it possible to place such small items as coffee cups in the area in the middle.
The third basket is equipped with two sliding side trays to make the most of the height of the space below.
Unsuitable crockery
•Wooden crockery and cutlery.
•Delicate decorated glasses, artistic handicraft and antique crockery. Their decorations are not resistant.
•Parts in synthetic material which do not withstand high temperatures.
•Copper and tin crockery.
•Crockery soiled with ash, wax, lubricating grease or ink. The colours of glass decorations and aluminium/silver pieces can change and fade during the washing process. Some types of glass (e.g. crystal objects) can become opaque after a number of wash cycles too.
Damage to glass and crockery
Caused by:
•Type of glass and glass production process.
•Chemical composition of detergent.
•Water temperature of rinse cycle.
Tips:
•Only use glasses and porcelain guaranteed by the manufacturer as dishwasher safe.
•Use a delicate detergent suitable for crockery.
•Collect glasses and cutlery from the dishwasher as soon as the wash cycle is over.
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