C PotwasherTM
ModelHDB820
OPEMTING
INSTRU~lONS
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SpmialFeatures
ENERGY
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heater in the dry cycle when fast drying is not needed.
WASH CYCLES:
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The Power Scrub@Cycle, combined with the Potwasher’shigh performance Power WashT~
system,may not do everything (such as remove burned-on soils), but will removedried-on
and baked-on soils from pots, pans and casseroles.
~ 3 pushbutton automatic cycles—POWER SCRUB@,NORMAL SOIL, and RINSE & HOLD.
e SHORT WASH setting on control dial to save water.
SOUND lNSULATED for quiet operation.
CRYSTAL-CLEART~RINSE DISPENSER automatically injects wetting agent intothe final
rinseto reducewater spotting.
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UNICOUPLE FAUCET CONNECTOR makes it easy to hookup dishwasherto faucet with
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oneeasymotion. Letsyoucontinue to usefaucet while dishwashe~is operating.
3-LEVEL POWER WASHT~SYSTEM provides thorough dishwashing, with water directed
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upward, downward and fromthe middle.
SAVER DRY optionpushbuttonslet yousaveelectrical power by shuttingoffthe
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AdditionalQualityFeatures
BUILT-INSOH FOODDISPOSER
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@ WASH-WATERTEMPERATURE
MAINTENANCE
@ CYCLE-;NDICATORCONTROLDiAL @ AUTOMATICRETRACTINGSTABILIZERS
@ AUTOMAT#CDUALDETERGENT @ AUTOMATICWATER-LEVELCONTROL
DISPENSER
o CUSHION-COATi:D,RANDOM-LOADING.
FULL-EXTENSIONRACKS
@ WHITEPORCELAIN-ENAMELINTER1OR
@ CALROD@H~TING UNIT
KeyFacts
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e Dimensions: Height 36%’( Width 24%”,
a Electrical requirements:
volts: 115
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Amps: 15 anlp circuit breaker or regular fuse.
Hertz: 60
Three-prong grounding type receptacle ~ ~
is required.
Depth 24%” including handle,
Door swings out 24%”.
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Total cycle time (normal cycle); 67 minutes
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Water consumption (normal cycle): 11.4 gallons
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Machine electrical energy (normal cycle): 0.76 Kwh.
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White porcelain enamel inierior.
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Inlet water pressure required: 15 to 120 Ibs, per
square inch.
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Inlet water temperature recommended: 140°F.
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Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc. listed.
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Conversion Kit (Cat. No. WD35X5073) to convert
dishwasher to ~ermanent installation is available
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CYCLESELECTOR ENE~#,:~VER
PUSHBUTTONS
PUSHBUTTONS
Features
DOOR-LATCH
UPPER
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ofyour new
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potwasher
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LOWER CRYSTAL-CLEARW
RACK RINSEDISPENSER
POWER DUAL-DETERGENT AUTOMATIC
WASH’’”ARM olspENsER
Beforeoperatingyour dishwasherfor the firsttime.=.
A~ACHAERATORFAUCETADAPTER
Thespecial aeratorfaucet adaptersuppliedwith your
dishwashermust be assembledto the sink faucetspout
beforeyoucan useyour dishwasher.The faucetadapter
is designedto fit standardfaucetspoutshavinginternal
or externalthreads.Youwill find the adapterand two
washersinthe“Hardwarefor Installation”packetinyour
dishwasher.
Toinstallfaucetadapter,first removethe old aeratoror
trinlringonyourfaucetspout.
If faucetha~ex*-rnalthreads,insertthe thinnerof the
twowashersinto thefaucetadapterandattachit to the
faucetspout (Fig. I).
If faucethas internalthreads,insertboth washersinto
the faucet adapter and attach it to the faucetspout
(Fig.2).
If thefaucetadapterthreadsdo notmatch your faucet
spoilt,yourlocal hardwa~eor plumbingsupplystorenor-
reallyhasadditionalfittings to adaptyour faucetspout
tothespecialaerat~rfaucetadapter.
NOTE:A sinkspray attachmenthosecanburst if it
installedonthesamesinkwithyourdishwasher.We sug-
gest that you disconnectthe sinkspray attachmen
yoursinkhasoneandplugthehole.
FILLCRYSTAL-CLEAR~RINSEDISPENSER
Seeinstructionsin your Use & Care Book.
LEVEL
● CONTROL
RETRACTING
STABILIZER
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Tooperateyourdishwasher...
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PREPAREYOURTABLEWARE,POTS&
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PANS,AND LOADDISHWASHERPROPERLY dishes,glassesandcookwarewithlightto heavysoils.
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Seeyour Use& CareBook.
ADDDETERGENT
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Properdetergentsarevery importantto achievegood
dishwashingresults.Useonly freshdetergentsdesigned
forautomaticdishwashers.Reviewthe detergentsection
of theUseand CareBookto becomefullyfamiliarwith
detergent-loadingprocedure.
NORM4L SOIL cycle is for most loads of everyday
@ SHORTWASHcycleisfortablewarethatis midlysoiled
withsoilsthathavenot driedon. Normallyyou willnot
requiretwodetergentwasheswiththiscycle.
@ RINSE& HOLD cycle should beselectedwhenyou have
onlyapartialloadandplanto waituntilthedishwasher
isfilledbeforewashing.DONOTUSEDETERGENTIN
THERINSE&HOLDCYCLE.
NOTE:After usingtheRINSE & HOLDcycle, be sure
youselectthedesiredwashcycleforthenextload.
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CONNECTTHE UNICOUPLEANDHOSES
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PLUGIN POWERCORD
R PERSONALSAFETY,
SAPPLIANCEMUSTBE
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OPERLYGROUNDED.
Thepowercord of thisappliance
is equippedwitha three-prong
(grounding)plug which mates
witha standardthree-prong(grounding)wallreceptacle
tominimizethepossibilityofelectricalshockhazardfrom
thisappliance.Thecustomershouldhavethe wall receptacleandcircuitcheckedby a qualified electrician to
makesurethereceptacleisproperlygrounded.
IF DIFFERENT CONDITIONS ARE ENCOUN-
TERED,SEE YOURUSE&CAREBOOK.
If walloutletis controlledby a switch,turnon switch.
~ SELECTTHECYCLE
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POWERSCRUB@cycleis designedto remove DRIEDON andBAKED-ONsoils. Thesesoils willbe removed
from utensils that are in good condition if you follow
loading and operating instructions carefully. It is especia~y important to load items with heavy, DRIED-ON
or BAKED-ON soils such as pots, pans and casseroles,
open end down
thelowerwasharm.Inthispositiontheitems
_ most vigorous wash action for maximum soil removal.
would expec., severely BURNED-ON soils occa-
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‘%nally may not be completely removed, especially if the
ce of the utensil is etched, pitted or otherwise in poor
ition. After washing items of this type, any remaining
should be removed by hand. Discoloration of utensils
caused by overheating during cooking cannot be removed
by the dishwasher.
inthelowerrackfacingdirectlytoward
will receive
0 ENERGY SAVER OPTION BUTTONS
DRYINGHEATON–Depressthisbuttonandthedrying
heateris energizedto circulateheatedairoverthedishes
forfastdrying.
DRYINGHEATOFF– Depressthisbuttonandthedrying
heateris disconnectedto saveelectricalenergyandallow
thedishestodry by theirownheatovertime.Thisoption
isbestused whenthedishesarewashedatnightandcan
remainin thedishwasheruntilthenextmorning.Natural
dryingtimewillbe reducedif you openthedishwasher
doorafterthecycle is complete.
Useof thisoptionreducestheelectricalenergyusedby
thismodelapproximately
Estimatedyearlysavings,dependingonyourlocalelectric
rates,areasfollows:
ElectricRate(perKwh)
EstimatedYearhrSavings
STARTYOURDISHWASHER
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Be sure sink drain is open. If your dishwasher drains into
a food waste disposer, run disposer until it is completely
empty before starting dishwasher.
TO START DISHWASHER:
For POWER SCRUB, NORMAL SOIL or RINSE &
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HOLD cycles:
therighttolockedposition.
Slowly turn control dial toward
the ON
hearthedishwasherstart.
To obtainthebenefits~f a completecycle,be carefulthatyou do not turn the dialany
furtherthannecessaryto startthedishwasher.
@ For SHORTWASH
it.Slowlyrotatedialclockwiseto SHORTWASH
tionondial.Thenmovedoor latchto thetight to locked
position.
Closedoor and move door latch to the
❑ positionor untilyou
870.
$ .05 $ .08 $ .11
$5.20 $8.32
cycle: Closedoor but do not latch
$11.44
❑ posi-
Whathap~ns duringthe cycle...
@ Dishwasherwillcompletecycle sequenceautomatica~y
andcontroldialwilladvancetoOFFposition.
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Rinse
Rinse
Ma~a~(tergent
Rinse
Rinse
“ElectricDry 23
Total Time
(aRRrox,) 93
*This portion of the cycleis eliminatedwith DryingHeatOff.
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@Occasionalclickingsoundsthat occur are causedby:
● softfooddisposermechanismshreddingaction.
● drainvalveat startof pumpout of washand rinse
water.
● timercontrolascycleprogresses.
0detergentcupwhenitopensinthemainwash.
@ The motorstopsduringthedryingperiod.
@ Watervaporis releasedthroughthe vent underthe
doorhandleduringdryingcycle.It maybevisible.
INTERRUPTINGACYCLE
Forgetadish?
1.Pushdoorlatchtotheleft.Doorsafetyinterlockswitch
willcutoff thewashingaction.
2. Waita few secondsfor wateractionto subside,then
opendoor.
3.Adddishesyou mayhaveforgotten...orremoveitems.
TO ~isco~~~c~
1. Removethepowercord plugfromthereceptacle.
2. ~rn off hotwater.
3. Releasewaterpressureby raisingtabs on Unicouple
handle.
dishwasher...
Closedoorandpushlatchtoright.Cyclewilla,utomat-
4.
icallyresumeoperation.
NOTE:Soileddishesshouldnot beaddedafterthe
maindetergentwashportionof thecycle.
Interruptthewash and rinseperiodsas seldomas possible.Watertemperatureis reduced, decreasing
ability,whendooris openedon anydishwasher.
4. ReleaseUnicoupleby pushingmovablethumb tab
down.
5. Shakeexcesswateroutof Unicoupleand returnitand
its hosesto thestoragecompartment.
NOTE:Whenmotorstops at endof finalrinse,the Unicouplecanbedisconnectedandreturnedto storage.
~ BEFOREYou CALLFORSERVICE.,.
Checkthe TROUBLE-SHOOTINGGUIDE in your USE AND CARE BOOK. It lists manyminorcausesof
problemsthatyoucancorrectandmaysaveyouanunnecessaryservicecall.
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Pub. No. 39-5134
Appliance Park, Louisville, Kentucky 40225
HDB820
II-T, I Part No. 218A3664P66 I
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