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Detergent
Use only detergent
specifically
designed
for dishwashers.
Note:
To avoid dishwasher
damage,
do not use hand dishwashing
products
in your
dishwasher.
The
dishwasher
uses
less
water
than
most,
therefore,
less
detergent
is
required.
With
soft
water,
1 tablespoon
(15ml)
of detergent
will
clean
most
loads.
The detergent
dispenser
cup
has lines
that
measure
detergent
(Figure
2) to 1 tablespoon
(15ml)
and 2 tablespoons
(25ml).
3 tablespoons
(45ml)
of
detergent
will
completely
fill the detergent
dispenser.
Note:
If you do not know the hardness
of your
water supply,
use J5ml
(J tbsp)
of
detergent.
Increase
the amount
if necessary
to the least amount
required
to get
your
kitchenware
clean.
Use the measuring
lines in the detergent
dispenser
cup as a guide
to measure
the amount
of detergent
recommended
in Table
2.
To Close:
•
Place finger
as shown
in Figure
3.
•
Slide door
closed
and press
down
firmly
until
it clicks.
To Open:
•
To open the cover,
push the button
as shown
in Figure
4.
•
Cover will
slide
open.
Table
2- Recommended
Detergent
Amount
Figure
2
Figure
3
Figure
4
3 Tbsp. Max.
2 Tbsp. (25ml)
1 Tbsp. (15ml)
45ml
45ml
25-45ml
Heavy
3 tbsp
3 tbsp
1.75-3 tbsp
Auto
25-45ml
25ml
15-25ml
1.75-3 tbsp
1.75 tbsp
1-1.75 tbsp
Normal
25-45ml
25ml
15-25ml
1.75-3 tbsp
1.75 tbsp
1-1.75 tbsp
Rinse
None
None
None
Rinse Aid
To achieve
proper
drying,
always
use a liquid
rinse
aid, even if your detergent
contains
a rinse
aid or drying
additive.
Note:
The dishwasher
indicates
low rinse aid by turning
on the "Refill Rinse Aid"
or "Add Rinse Aid"
LED in the display.
If this light
is on, you need to refill
the rinse aid dispenser
by following
the direc-
tions below.
Adding
Rinse Aid
Add liquid
rinse
aid to the dispenser
until
the reservoir
is full
(see Figure
5).
Wipe
up any excess
rinse aid that
may puddle
when
the dispenser
reservoir
is
full.
The indicator
light
will
go out a few moments
after
the dishwasher
door
is shut.
See page 9 for how to adjust
the amount
of rinse
aid dispensed.
Figure
5
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