GE PDW8700, PDW8100, PDW8800, PDW9200, PDW9800 User Manual
PDW8100 Series
PDW8200 Series
PDW8400 Series
PDW8500 Series
PDW8600 Series
PDW8700 Series
PDW8800 Series
PDW9200 Series
PDW9700 Series
PDW9800 Series
Owner’s Manual
Dishwashers
165D4700P273 49-5948 06-03 JR
Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3
Operating Instructions
Care and Cleaning . . . . . . . . . 13, 14
Control Panel and Settings . . . . 4–6
Flashing Display Lights . . . . . . . . . .7
Loading Place Settings . . . . . . . . . 12
Loading the Racks . . . . . . . . . 10–12
Optional Accessories . . . . . . . . . . .13
Using the Dishwasher . . . . . . . . .8, 9
Troubleshooting Tips . . . . . . 14–16
Consumer Support
Consumer Support . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Product Registration . . . . . . . .17, 18
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
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Write the model and serial
numbers here:
Model # __________________
Serial # __________________
You can find them on the tub wall
just inside the door.
GE Profile
™
PROPER INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
WARNING!
For your safety, the information in this manual must be followed to minimize the risk of fire
or explosion, electric shock, or to prevent property damage, personal injury, or death.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION.
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING.
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Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may be produced in a water heater that has not been used for
two weeks or more. HYDROGEN GAS IS EXPLOSIVE.
If the hot water has not been used for two weeks or more, prevent the possibility of damage or injury
by turning on all hot water faucets and allow them to run for several minutes. Do this before using any
electrical appliance which is connected to the hot water system. This simple procedure will allow any
built-up hydrogen gas to escape. Since the gas is flammable, do not smoke or use an open flame or
appliance during this process.
WATER HEATER SAFETY
Use this appliance only for its intended purpose as described in this Owner’s Manual.
This dishwasher must be properly installed and located in accordance with the Installation Instructions
before it is used. If you did not receive an Installation Instructions sheet, you can receive one by visiting
www.GEAppliances.com, or by calling 800.GE.CARES (800.432.2737) in the United States. In Canada, visit
www.geappliances.ca or call 1.800.361.3400.
■ Connect to a grounded metal, permanent
wiring system; or run an equipment-grounding
conductor with the circuit conductors and
connect to the equipment-grounding terminal
or lead of the appliance.
■ Improper connection of the equipmentgrounding conductor can result in a risk of
electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician
or service representative if you are in doubt
whether the appliance is properly grounded.
■ Use supply conductors rated at least 75°C
(167°F).
■ Dispose of discarded appliances and shipping or
packing material properly.
■ Do not attempt to repair or replace any part
of your dishwasher unless it is specifically
recommended in this manual. All other servicing
should be referred to a qualified technician.
■ To minimize the possibility of electric shock,
disconnect this appliance from the power supply
before attempting any maintenance.
NOTE: Turning the dishwasher off does not disconnect the
appliance from the power supply. We recommend having
a qualified technician service your appliance.
WARNING!
DO NOT…
■ Do not tamper with controls.
■ Do not abuse, sit on or stand on the door or
dish rack of the dishwasher.
■ Do not discard a dishwasher without first
removing the door or removing the door latch.
■ Do not store or use combustible materials,
gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids
in the vicinity of this or any other appliance.
■ Do not allow children to play around the
dishwasher when opening or closing the door
due to the possibility of small fingers being
pinched in the door.
■ Do not allow children to play with, on or inside
this appliance or any discarded appliance.
WARNING! RISK OF CHILD ENTRAPMENT
PROPER DISPOSAL OF THE DISHWASHER
Junked or abandoned dishwashers are dangerous…
even if they will sit for “just a few days.” If you are
getting rid of your old dishwasher, please follow
the instructions below to help prevent accidents.
Before You Throw Away Your Old Dishwasher
Take off the door of the washing compartment or
remove the door latch (as shown).
NOTE: PDW9200–PDW9800 Series models also have a latch
screw which must be removed (Step 1) as shown.
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WHEN USING YOUR DISHWASHER
■ CAUTION:Contents washed in Anti-Bacteria
cycle may be hot to the touch. Use care before unloading.
■ Use only powder, tabs, liquid detergents or rinse
agents recommended for use in a dishwasher
and keep them out of the reach of children.
Cascade,®Cascade Complete®and Electrasol
®
Automatic Dishwashing Detergents and Jet-Dry
®
rinse agent have been approved for use in
all GE dishwashers.
■ Using a detergent that is not specifically designed
for dishwashers will cause the dishwasher to fill
with suds.
■ Locate sharp items so that they are not likely to
damage the door seal.
■ Load sharp knives with the handles up to reduce
the risk of cut-type injuries.
■ Do not wash plastic items unless marked
dishwasher safe or the equivalent. For plastic
items not so marked, check the manufacturer’s
recommendations.
■ Non-Dishware Items: Do not wash items such as
electronic air cleaner filters, furnace filters and
paint brushes in your dishwasher. Damage to
dishwasher and discoloration or staining of
dishwasher may result.
■ Do not touch the heating element during or
immediately after use.
■ Do not operate your dishwasher unless all
enclosure panels are properly in place.
■ Close supervision is necessary if this appliance
is used by or near children.
■ Load light, plastic items so they will not
become dislodged and drop to the bottom of
the dishwasher—they might come into contact
with the heating element and be damaged.
READ AND FOLLOW THIS SAFETY INFORMATION CAREFULLY.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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About the dishwasher control panel.
You can locate your model number on the tub wall just inside the door.
Throughout this manual, features and appearance
may vary from your model.
Control Settings
Status Indicator Lights (Indicators vary by models)
The Status display tells you what is happening while the dishwasher is in operation and may flash,
indicating a malfunction. The lights will come ON indicating the sequence of the dishwasher operation.
SENSING Displayed while the ExtraClean™Sensor is measuring the amount of soil and temperature of water.
The dishwasher will adjust the selected cycle to achieve optimal performance.
ADD-A-DISH Displayed during prewash indicating that dishes added now will still be cleaned.
WASHING Displayed during prewash, main wash and rinse periods.
RINSING Displayed during rinse periods.
DRYING Displayed during HEATED DRY.
SANITIZED Displayed when cycle has met sanitization conditions.
CLEAN Displayed when a wash cycle is complete and enhancements are complete.
Time Remaining Display (on some models)
During operation, the display shows the minutes remaining until the cycle is complete. The display
may adjust the remaining time while the Sensing light is on. During a delay start, the display will show
hours of time remaining until the cycle starts.
Selections
PDW8100–PDW8800 Series: Press the pad for the desired wash cycle.
PDW9200–PDW9800 Series: Use the Arrow Pads to scroll through the wash cycles.
The light above or next to the selected pad will be ON to indicate which WASH CYCLE has been selected.
ANTI-BACTERIA Heavy 10.0 gal., 93 min.
(on some models) Medium 8.6 gal., 90 min.
Light 7.2 gal., 90 min.
This cycle raises the water temperature in the final rinse to sanitize your dishware. The cycle length
will vary depending on the temperature of your inlet water.
NOTE: The Anti-Bacteria cycle is monitored for sanitization requirements. If the cycle is interrupted
during or after the main wash portion or if the incoming water temperature is so low that adequate
water heating cannot be achieved, the sanitizing conditions may not be met. In these cases, the
sanitized light will not illuminate at the end of the cycle.
NOTE: NSF-certified residential dishwashers are not intended for licensed food establishments.
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Selections (continued)
COOKWARE Heavy 11.4 gal., 95 min.
(POTS & PANS) Medium 10.0 gal., 71 min.
Light 10.0 gal., 66 min.
This cycle is meant for heavily soiled dishes or cookware with dried-on or baked-on soils.
This cycle may not remove burned-on foods. Everyday dishes are safe to be used in this cycle.
NORMAL WASH Heavy 9.9 gal., 74 min.
Medium 7.0 gal., 61 min.
Light 5.6 gal., 48 min.
This cycle is for medium/heavily soiled dishes and glassware.
SPEED CYCLE Heavy 9.3 gal., 36 min.
(on some models) Medium 7.2 gal., 36 min.
Light 5.7 gal., 33 min.
This cycle is for everyday dishes and glassware.
CHINA CRYSTAL Heavy 10.0 gal., 49 min.
Medium 7.2 gal., 36 min.
Light 7.2 gal., 36 min.
This cycle is for lightly soiled china and crystal.
GLASSES Heavy 10.0 gal., 45 min.
(on some models) Medium 7.2 gal., 33 min.
Light 7.2 gal., 32 min.
This cycle is specifically designed for glasses.
PLASTICS CYCLE Heavy 9.9 gal., 119 min.
(on some models) Medium 7.0 gal., 106 min.
Light 5.6 gal., 93 min.
This cycle is specifically designed to reduce the risk of melting plastic items and improve plastic
drying. For removing red tomato-based stains, GE recommends the use of Cascade Plastic Booster™.
RINSE ONLY Heavy 2.9 gal., 7 min.
Light 1.4 gal., 3 min.
For rinsing partial loads that will be washed later. Do not use detergent with this cycle.
NOTE: On the PDW8700 and PDW8800 Series models, the GLASSES/PLASTICS selector is a toggle pad; toggle the
pad until the desired cycle is indicated.
NOTE: This dishwasher is equipped with an ExtraClean™Sensor with automatic temperature control; therefore, cycle
length and time may vary depending on soil and temperature conditions.
NOTE: Only the Anti-Bacteria cycle has been designed to meet the requirements of Section 6, NSF 184 for soil removal
and sanitization efficacy.
Enhancements
The light above the selected pad will be ON to indicate which ENHANCEMENT has been selected.
DELAY HOURS You can delay the start of a wash cycle for up to 24 hours (depending on model). Press the DELAY
START pad to choose the number of hours you want to delay the start of the cycle; then press
START/RESET.
PDW8100–PDW8800 Series: The machine will count down and start automatically at the
correct time.
PDW9200–PDW9800 Series: After closing the door, the machine will count down and
automatically start at the correct time.
NOTE: To cancel the DELAY START selection before the cycle begins, press the DELAY START pad
until the display is blank.
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Enhancements (continued)
ADDED HEAT When selected, the cycle will run longer with heating elements on to improve both wash and dry
(EXTRA HOT WASH) performance.
NOTE: Cannot be selected with RINSE ONLY cycle.
PRE WASH For use with heavily soiled and/or dried-on, baked-on soils. This option MUST be selected PRIOR to
(on some models) starting the cycle. This option adds 16 minutes to the cycle time.
NOTE: Cannot be selected with RINSE ONLY cycle.
HEATED DRY Shuts off the drying heat option. Dishes will air dry naturally (PDW8100–PDW8800 Series) or
Light Off fan dry (PDW9200–PDW9800 Series) to save energy.
HEATED DRY PDW8200–PDW8600 Series: Turns the heater on for fast drying. This will extend the total cycle
Light On time by 8 minutes for the SPEED CYCLE and 30 minutes for all other cycles.
PDW8100, PDW8700, PDW8800 and PDW9200–PDW9800 Series: Turns the heater on with the
fan for fast drying. This will extend the total cycle time by 30 minutes for the ANTI-BACTERIAL
cycle, 38 minutes for the NORMAL cycle, 8 minutes for the SPEED cycle, 15 minutes for the
PLASTICS cycle and 30 minutes for all other cycles.
NOTE: Cannot be selected with RINSE ONLY cycle.
LOCK You can lock the controls to prevent any selections from being made. Or you can lock the controls
after you have started a cycle.
Children cannot accidentally start dishwasher by touching pads with this option selected.
To unlock the dishwasher controls, press and hold the HEATED DRY pad for 3 seconds. To lock the
dishwasher, press and hold the HEATED DRY pad for 3 seconds. The light above the LOCK pad
will turn off.
RESET To change a cycle after washing starts…
PDW8100–PDW8800 Series: Touch the START/RESET pad to cancel the cycle. The START/RESET
light will flash while the water is pumped out if needed. This takes approximately 90 seconds.
PDW9200–PDW9800 Series: Open the door slowly to prevent splash-out. Touch the START/RESET
pad to cancel the cycle. If the START/RESET light is flashing, close the door until the water pumps
out (this takes approximately 90 seconds) and the light stops flashing.
When the light stops flashing, the dishwasher can be reprogrammed and restarted.
Start
PDW8100–PDW8800 Series
Close the dishwasher door and select the cycle and desired enhancements. Touch the START/RESET pad to begin the
cycle. Water fill begins immediately, and approximately 60 seconds later the wash action begins.
When the dishwasher door is fully closed, the control panel lights will display the last settings you selected. If you don’t
want to change any of the settings, simply touch the START/RESET pad to begin the cycle.
If the door is closed, the indicator lights will turn off if the START/RESET pad is not selected within 2 minutes. To activate
the display, open and close the door or press any pad.
PDW9200–PDW9800 Series
After selecting the cycle and desired enhancements, touch the START/RESET pad to ready the dishwasher to begin the
cycle. Close the door to start the cycle or begin the DELAY START countdown. When the cycle starts, the water fill
begins and approximately 60 seconds later the wash action begins.
The dishwasher will always display your last selection and enhancements. If you don’t want to change the settings,
simply touch the START/RESET pad to ready the dishwasher and close the door to begin the cycle.
Also, if a power failure occurs NORMAL and HEATED DRY will automatically be programmed. Make any new selections
and touch the START/RESET pad to begin the new cycle.
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Flashing display lights.
Status Indicator Lights What It Means
START/RESET Cycle has been interrupted by pressing the START/RESET pad. Light will
quit flashing after the dishwasher automatically drains out the water.
Recommended dishwasher products.
GE recommends the following products for use in
its dishwashers:
■ Electrasol,®Cascade®and Cascade Complete
™
Dishwasher Detergents.
■ Jet Dry®and Cascade Rinse Aid®to remove spots
and prevent new film buildup on your dishes,
glasses, flatware, cookware and plastic.
■ Cascade®Plastic Booster™to remove red staining
inside your dishwasher that can come from some
tomato-based stains.
■ Cerama Bryte
®
Stainless Steel Appliance Cleaner
to clean the stainless steel panel of GE and
Profile™stainless exterior dishwashers.
■ Jet Dry®Dishwasher Cleaner to help remove
some hard water mineral stains that can occur
in hard water conditions.
Clean
PDW8100–PDW8800 Series
The CLEAN light is illuminated when the selected cycle and enhancements are complete. The light will stay ON until
the door is opened.
PDW9200–PDW9800 Series
The CLEAN light is illuminated and a double beep will sound when the selected cycle and enhancements are complete.
You may remove the dishes at any time. Note the high-efficiency fan will run quietly for 30 minutes to 4 hours (depending
on selected cycle) after the CLEAN light is illuminated to continue drying the dishes. This can be interrupted by opening
the door and pressing any keypad.
NOTE: To turn off the double beep indicator (or re-activate it if it was previously disengaged), press the HEATED DRY
pad 5 times within 3 seconds. A triple beep will sound to indicate the end-of-cycle beep option has been toggled.
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Using the dishwasher.
The entering water should be at least 120°F and not more than 150°F for effective cleaning and to prevent
dish damage. Check the water temperature with a candy or meat thermometer. Turn on the hot water
faucet nearest the dishwasher, place the thermometer in a glass and let the water run continuously into
the glass until the temperature stops rising.
Check the Water Temperature
Jet-Dry®or Cascade Rinse Aid®rinse agent removes spots and prevents new film buildup on your
dishes, glasses, flatware, cookware and plastic.
Use Jet-Dry®or Cascade Rinse Aid®Rinse Agent
Filling the Dispenser
The rinse agent dispenser holds 3.5 oz. of rinse
agent. Under normal conditions, this will last
approximately one month. Try to keep it full,
but do not overfill.
Make sure the dishwasher door is fully open.
Turn the dispenser
knob to the left and
lift it out.
Add rinse agent until
the indicator window
looks full.
Clean up any spilled
rinse agent with a
damp cloth.
Replace the dispenser knob.
Rinse Aid Setting
The amount of rinse agent released into the final
wash can be adjusted. The factory setting is at the
midpoint. If there are rings of calcium (hard water)
spots on dishes, try a higher setting. If there is
foaming, use a lower setting.
To adjust the setting:
Remove the dispenser knob;
then turn the adjuster
counterclockwise to
increase the amount
of rinse agent.
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■ No prerinsing of normal food soil is required.
■ Scrape off hard soils, including bones, toothpicks,
skins and seeds.
■ Remove large quantities of any remaining food.
■ Remove leafy vegetables, meat trimmings and
excessive amounts of grease or oil.
■ Remove acidic food soils that can discolor
stainless steel.
Dish Preparation Prior to Loading
Indicator
window
Dispenser cap
A forgotten dish can be added any time before
the main wash.
Open the door slightly.
Wait until the water spray action stops.
Steam may rise out of the dishwasher.
Add forgotten dishes.
Close the door.
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Use only detergent specifically made for use in
dishwashers. Cascade,
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Cascade Complete®and
Electrasol®Automatic Dishwashing Detergents have
been approved for use in all GE dishwashers. Keep
your detergent fresh and dry. Don’t put detergent
into the dispenser until you’re ready to wash dishes.
All wash cycles except RINSE ONLY require detergent
in the main and pre-wash cup. The amount of
detergent to use depends on whether your water
is hard or soft. With hard water, fill the main wash
section and pre-wash section completely. With
soft water, fill both sections halfway. When using
automatic dishwashing detergent tabs, simply
place one tab in the main wash section and close.
Protect your dishes and dishwasher by contacting
your water department and asking how hard your
water is. Twelve or more grains is extremely hard
water. A water softener is recommended. Without it,
lime can build up in the water valve, which could
stick while open and cause flooding. Too much
detergent with soft water can cause a permanent
cloudiness of glassware, called etching.
Filling the Dispenser
If the dispenser cover is closed, open the cover
by depressing the cover latch.
Fill the Main Wash section with detergent.
Fill the Pre-wash section if needed.
Close the dispenser cover.
It is normal for the cover to open partially when
dispensing detergent.
NOTE: Using a detergent that is not specifically designed
for dishwashers will cause the dishwasher to fill with suds.
During operation, these suds will spill out of the dishwasher
vents, covering the kitchen floor and making the floor wet.
Because so many detergent containers look alike,
store the dishwasher detergent in a separate space
from all other cleaners. Show anyone who may
use the dishwasher the correct detergent and
where it is stored.
While there will be no lasting damage to the
dishwasher, your dishes will not get clean using
a dishwashing detergent that is not formulated
to work with dishwashers.
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Proper Use of Detergent
Cover
latch
Pre-wash
section
Main wash
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Loading the dishwasher racks.
For best dishwashing results, follow these loading guidelines. Features and appearance of racks and silverware baskets
may vary from your model.
Upper Rack
Although the upper rack is for glasses, cups
and saucers, pots and pans can be placed in
this rack for effective cleaning. Cups and
glasses fit best along the sides. This is also
a secure place for dishwasher plastics.
The utility shelf (on some models) may be
placed in the up or down position to add
flexibility. A wine glass holder (on some
models) secures wine glasses for best
washability.
Some models have contoured metal cup
shelves that can secure up to 12 wine glasses
(as shown).
Because wine glasses come in various sizes,
after loading, slowly push in the rack to
make sure they will clear the top of the
dishwasher.
The upper rack is good for all kinds of
odd-shaped utensils. Saucepans, mixing
bowls and other items should be placed
face down. Fold-down tines (on some
models) provide flexibility for extra-large
and hard-to-fit items.
Secure larger dishwasher-safe plastics over 2 tines
when possible.
Make sure small plastic items are secure so they
can’t fall onto the heater.
Be sure that items do not protrude through the
bottom of the rack and block rotation of the
middle spray arm. This could result in poor wash
performance for items in the upper rack.
Check to make sure that no items will block rotation
of the wash arm.
Adjustable Upper Rack
The standard position of your adjustable
rack is “up” which allows for maximum
clearance for your taller items in the lower
rack. If you have taller wine glasses,
tumblers or other items to place in the
upper rack, you may want to adjust the
rack to the lower position.
To lower the rack, support the weight of the
rack with your hands as shown and press
both finger pads about 1/4″ toward the
inside of the rack as indicated and guide
the rack down to its lower position.
To raise the rack to the “up” position, pull
up on the center of the rack side frame
until the rack locks into place.
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Don’t let any
item extend
through bottom.
To remove end baskets, grasp the basket
at opposite corners and slide apart.
Remove end cap
Unsnap
Three-piece basket (on some models)
One-piece basket (on some models)
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Lower Rack
The lower rack is best used for plates,
saucers and cookware. Large items such as
broiler pans and baking racks should go
along the left-hand side. Load platters, pots
and bowls along the sides, in corners or in
the back. The soiled side of items should
face the center of the rack. If necessary,
oversized glasses and mugs can be placed
in the lower rack to maximize loading
flexibility.
Also, be careful not to let a portion of an
item such as a pot or dish handle extend
through the bottom rack. This could block
the wash arm and cause poor washing
results.
Fold-down tines (on some models) provide
flexibility for extra-large and hard-to-fit
items. The tines may be left in the up
position or folded down to customize the
lower rack.
Removing the Upper Rack
You can remove the upper rack to allow
space for large items in the lower rack.
To remove the upper rack:
Unsnap and remove the end caps
on each side of the rails.
Pull the rack straight out and
off the rails.
Replace the end caps.
Push the rails all the way back into
the dishwasher.
Slide the shower nozzle attachment
over the spout.
Then fill the lower rack and begin
your cycle.
NOTE: Don’t forget to remove the shower nozzle
attachment before you replace the upper rack.
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Silverware Basket
To load flatware, simply push the adjustable
handle to either side (on some models).
Put flatware in the removable basket with
fork and knife handles up to protect your
hands. Place spoons in the basket with
handles down. Mix knives, forks and
spoons so they don’t nest together.
Distribute evenly. Small plastic items, such
as measuring spoons and lids from small
containers should go in the bottom of the
silverware basket with the silverware on top.
The one-piece silverware basket (on some
models) can be placed in the front, right
side or back of the lower rack.
A variety of options is available regarding
the three-piece silverware basket (on some
models) in your dishwasher. The complete
basket is designed to fit on the right side of
the lower rack. Additionally, each end of
the basket is removable to add loading
flexibility to accommodate flatware and
lower rack capacity needs.
The lids of both end and middle baskets
(on some models) can be closed to contain
small items. Long items can be placed on
the utility shelf in the upper rack.
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Loading the dishwasher racks.
Extra Rack Features (on some models)
Cutlery Tray
The cutlery tray holds up to 4 large knifes
such as a carver, chef’s knives, bread knife,
etc., that are too tall to fit in the silverware
basket.
Hook the tray onto the rear of the upper
rack. Lay the knives between the guides
(as shown).
Bowl Tines
The special large-bowl tines in the lower
rack add flexibility to your loading pattern.
They are useful for serving bowls or other
large bowls.
To use the bowl tines, fold down the
2 rows of flex tines in front of the bowl
tines and load bowls just as you would
in the upper rack.
Loading place settings…
Follow these guidelines for loading 10 place settings. Features and appearance of racks and silverware baskets may vary
from your model.
Upper Rack—10 place settings Lower Rack—10 place settings
Follow these guidelines for loading 12 place settings. Features and appearance of racks and silverware baskets may vary
from your model.
Upper Rack—12 place settings Lower Rack—12 place settings
These tines fold down
Large-bowl tines
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