User's Manual
FORMING D
R
OPLETS
ON
YOU
R
DISHES
THAT
CAN
CAUSE
SPOTS
AND
STREAKS.
IT
•
TO OPEN THE DISPENSER, TURN THE CAP TO
•
POUR THE RINSE
AID INTO THE DISPENSER.
DISHWASHE
R
DOOR.
‘OPEN’ ARROW &
TURN IT TO THE CLOSED
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dishwasher user manual
•
THE
RINSE
AID
IS
RELEASED
DURING
THE
FINAL
RINSE
TO
PREVENT
WATER
FROM
RINSE AID
ALSO
IMPROVES
DRYING
BY
ALLOWING
WATER
TO
FALL
OFF
THE
DISHES.
•
YOUR
DISHWASHER
IS
DESIGNED
TO
USE
LIQUID
RINSE
AIDS.
THE
RINSE
AID
DISPENSER
CAN
BE
FOUND
INSIDE
THE
DOOR
NEXT
TO
THE
DETERGENT
DISPENSER.
TO
FILL
THE
DISPENSER,
OPEN
THE
CAP
AND
POUR
THE
RINSE
AID
INTO
THE
DISPENSER
UNTIL
THE
LEVEL
INDICATOR
TURNS
COMPLETELY
BLACK.
THE
DISPENSER
HOLDS
ABOUT
100ML
OF
LIQUID
RINSE
AID.
•
BE
CAREFUL
NOT
TO
OVERFILL
THE
DISPENSER
–
THIS
COULD
CAUSE
FROTHING.
WIPE
AWAY
SPILLS
WITH
A
THE ‘OPEN’ (LEFT) ARROW AND LIFT IT OUT.
DAMP
CLOTH.
DON’T
FORGET
TO
REPLACE
THE
CAP
BEFORE
YOU
CLOSE
THE
BE CAREFUL NOT TO OVERFILL.
NOTE
:
IF
YOU
HAVE
SOFT
WATER,
YOU
MAY
NOT
•
REPLACE CAP BY INSERTING IT ALIGNED WITH
NEED
RINSE
AID
FOR
IT
MAY
CAUSE
A
WHITE
FILM
(RIGHT) ARROW.
TO
DEVELOP
ON
YOUR
DISHES.
ADJUSTING THE RINSE AID DISPENSER
•
As with detergent, the amount of rinse
aid needed for your dishes depends on
the hardness of the water in your area.
Too much rinse aid can result in
foaming and cause cloudiness or
streaks on your dishes. If your water
is very soft, you may not need rinse
ai
d. You can always dilute the rinse
aid with an equal amount of water.
The
rinse
aid
dispenser
has
six
settings
.
ALWAYS
START
WITH
THE
DISPENSER
SET
ON
“1”.
IF
SPOTS
&
POOR
DRYING
ARE
A
PROBLEM
,
INCREASE
THE
AMOUNT
OF
RINSE
AID
DISPENSED
BY
REMOVING
THE
DISPENSER
LID
AND
ROTATING
THE
DIAL
TO
“2”.
IF
THE
DISHES
ARE
STILL
NOT
DRYING
PROPERLY
OR
ARE
SPOTTED,
ADJUST
THE
DIAL
TO
THE
NEXT
HIGHER
NUMBER
UNTIL
YOUR
DISHES
ARE
SPOT-FREE
.
***
NOTE: Please read the notes for detergent use on p. 13.
WHEN
TO
REFILL
THE
RINSE
AID
DISPENSER
- If
the
rinse
aid
warning
light
(
SEE
control
panel)
is
not
on,
you
can
judge
the
rinse
aid
level
by
looking
at
the
black
dot
on
the
rinse
aid
dispenser.
As
the
rinse
aid
level
decreases,
the
black
dot
shrinks.
Never
let
the
rinse
aid
get
below
¼
full.
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