Jenn-Air DW489-C, DW499-C Use & Care Guide

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Operating Instructions Models DW489-C & DW499-C

For Future Reference

Forfuture reference wesuggestyou retain this manual This information can be found on the data plate after recording the model number, run number, and located on the right side of the tub opening.

serial number (six numbers and two letters) of this dishwasher in the spaces provided below.

Model RunNo. SerialNo.

WARNING: Check with installer to make sure appliance has been grounded to avoid possible electrical

shock, Be sure you read the PERSONAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS on page 2 before you start to use this dishwasher.

Should you have any questions about using your Consumer Relations Department Jenn-Air dishwasher, write to us. Be sure to provide Jenn-Air Company

the model number of your appliance. 3035 Shadeland

Indianapolis, IN, U.S.A. 46226-0901

The Controls

Model DW489-C

Model DW499-C

500A127P005 Rev.0 3190

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IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

WARNING: Products with a CSA 7. Use only a detergent designed 12. Do not tamper with controls. tag have been listed with Canadian for an automatic dishwasher. Standards Association. Neverthe- Never use soap, laundry deter- 13. Always remove the door to the

less, as with any other equipment gent, or hand washing deter- washing compartment when using electricity and moving parts, gent inyour dishwasher. Keep from service or discarding it.

there is a potential hazard. When these products out of the reach

using your dishwasher, follow basic of children. 14. Instructions for grounding this precautions, including the fol- appliance can be found in the

lowing: 8. Do not sit, stand on or abuse installation instructions.

1. Read all instructions before us- dishwasher. the dishwasher.

ing

2. use the dishwasher only for its hydrogen gas may be pro- intended function, duced in a hot water system INSTRUCTIONS

3. To avoid electrical shock hazard, weeks or more. Hydrogen gas

the sides and back must be is explosive. If the hot water

enclosed, and the front panels system has not been used for must be attached before elec- two weeks or you have moved

trical power is applied to the into a residence in which the dishwasher. Refer to the instal- hotwater system may not have

lation instruction for proper been used for some time, turn

grounding procedures, on all hot water faucets and let

4. Children should never be permit- several minutes. This will ted tooperate or play in, with or release any accumulated

around this dishwasher, hydrogen gas. As the gas is

5. To reduce the risk of injury when flammable, do not smoke or

loading items to be washed, use an open flame during this

sharp or pointed itemsshould be process.

located with the handles up. 10 Do not wash plastic items

Also, load sharp items so they unless marked "dishwasher are not likely to damage the door safe" or the equivalent. For

seal. plastic items not so marked,

6. Be careful not to touch the check the manufacturer's heating element on the bottom recommendations.

of the tub during or at the com- 11. Load light plastic items so they pletion of a cycle. It may be hot. will not become dislodged and

the door or dish rack of the

9. Under certain conditions, SAVE THESE

that has not been used for two

the water flow from each for

drop to the bottom of the dish- washer -- they may come into

contact with the heating unit

and be damaged.

removing an old dishwasher

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Prepare Dishes

Itis not necessary to rinse dishes before placing them steel if allowed to remain in contact with the surface

in your Jenn-Air dishwasher. Simply, scrape off bones, for a period of time. Therefore, it is best to rinse these seeds, skins, toothpicks, meat trimmings, leafy food soils off stainless steel unless the dishwasher

vegetables and other hard solids, is to be operated soon after loading.

Remove large quantities of any food. Your dishwasher Foods that have been burned onto cooking utensils

has a built-in soft food disposer which can pulverize small amounts of soft food bits and flushes them away. may need to be scraped or soaked.

Large quantities of soft food will be difficult to handle.

Certain foods such as mustard, mayonnaise, lemon make certain the disposer iscompletely empty before juice, vinegar, salt, or dressings may corrode stainless starting the dishwasher to provide for proper draining.

If your dishwasher drains into a food waste disposer,

Items You Can and Can't Safely Wash In Your Dishwasher

Material Safe

Aluminum YES Some colored anodized Avoid placing directly under detergent cup where it could be

China/ YES on China Antique, metal-trimmed, hand- If in doubt, check with the manufacturer• Or test wash one Stoneware Crystal Cycle painted or over-the-glaze piece daily for at least a month. Compare with the rest of the

Crystal YES on China Antique, metal-trimmed or hand- Load securely to prevent movement.

Non-dishwasher NO Do not wash in dishwasher• Damage to dishwasher and items-such as discoloration of staining of dishwasher may result.

electronic air cleaner filters,

furnace filters, paint brushes,

etc. _ _ Glass • YES _ Milk Glass may yellow.

Iron _ NO / Iron will rust. Pewter NO _ Pewter tarnishes.

Plastics YES I rack before dishwashing an entire set. Always rack plastic ar-

Stainless steel YES Rinse if not washing immediately. Salty or acid foods can

Usually Exceptions (not safe) Special Instructions

aluminum can fade. sprinkled by undissolved detergent and discolor.

Some darkening or spotting possible. Remove by scouring

with soap-filled steel wool pads.

only patterns fade. set.

Crystal Cycle painted pattern fade. only Gold leaf will discolor.

Gold leaf will discolor.

If it doesn't say DISHWASHER SAFE, test one piece in top

ticles securely to prevent displacement by vigorous wash action.

stain if left on.

Sterling Silver YES Don't put in same silverware Rinse if not washing immediately. Salty or acid foods can and Silver basket with stainless steel, stain if left on. Dry detergent can cause difficult-to-remove

plate Contact between metals can black spots. Place in back section of silverware basket to

Non-stick ! YES After washing, wipe the non-stick coating area with vegetable coating _ i i oil to keep it from losing its non-stick quality.

Tin i NO i Tin can rust. Wood ! NO Wood can warp, crack or lose

damage silver avoid exposure to detergent from the detergent cup.

Don't use copper utensils in the same load. Silver may get a

brown film.

Adhesive used to attach some

hollow-handle knives can loosen. Commercial "darkening" in cer-

tain patterns of sterling silver flatware may be removed by dishwasher detergent.

Cutlery with handles of bone, bamboo, wood, stag horn or plastic may crack, melt or split.

i It

i its finish with any type washing.

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Loading Dishes, Glasses and Cutlery

Seldom will families haveidentical dishes; the number and type of articles used for each meal will vary DoNOTBLOCKTHISAREAOR

greatly; therefore, the following instructions and ac- LOADTALLITEMSNEXTTOIT

rangement for your particular needs. Place

guide. With experience, you will learn the best ar- , ,

•.. all items on racks so that they face the center to

insure best washing of soiled surfaces. The wash arm

cempanying pictures should be taken as a general I_ _ l in bottom sprays water up. The tower that rinses in ,_

center sends water out over dishes to wash items in upper rack. The wash arm in the top sprays water

down over the dishes also.

•.. aluminum or stainless steel items away from the

very front of the lower rack. Items in this location are ... that the movement of the lower spray arm is not

sprinkled with detergent which may cause aluminum blocked by items hanging below the lower rack. or stainless steel to spot, pit, or discolor.

•.. that the free flow of water to the detergent cup is

Make Sure not blocked by large items across the front of the lower

...dishes and silverware are not nested, rack.

•.. largeitemsinthelowerrack donotcovertheopen.... that the movement of the upper spray arm is not

ing where the center spray arm comes up. blocked by tall items in the upper rack.

Efficient Loading Patterns

Cutlery Basket Load cutlery with handles up, to protect your hands being forced out of the compartment bythe vigorous

fromsharp knives, etc. Mix knives, forks and spoons wash action. When it is not needed, this lid can re- so they don't nest together. Distribute evenly. Take main upright. out and repositionanything that may fall or extend through the bottom of the basket Long-handled itemssuch as cooking forks, spoons

If your dishwasher has the small items lid on the upper rack with soiled surface facing downward.

cutlerybasketthe lidwillsecure lightweightitemsfrom

Correct Loading Incorrect Loading

and other flat utensils should be placed flat in the

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Upper Rack

To help provide best washing, all items in top rack

should be loaded so that the force of the water and detergent reaches soiled surfaces.

The upper rack of your dishwasher is designed to pro-

vide the greatest flexibility for your needs. There are

many possible loading patterns -- do experiment with different positions to find theones best suited to your cups, glasses and small dishes or saucers.

Glasses and cups should be washed only in the up- per rack where they should rest against the fingers ___._._._____._,_.,_..___

and not over them. Make sure crystal is placed in the outer rows and that they do not touch each other at any point to avoid damage from vibration.

Lightly soiled bowls and casseroles could also be washed on upper rack. Ensure that items on the up- ,_.-_ _//_

per rack do not interfere with the top shower arm.

Lower Rack

Dishes may be placed in any convenient location but casseroles must be loaded in the bottom rack, should face the center. You may find that it is easier facing down. It may be helpful to use extra detergent

to start with larger items like dinner plates on the out- in this case. side and work towards smaller dishes that can be

easily located in remaining spaces. Make sure there Do not block detergent cups with large trays or plates, is a space between the items, and when loading spatulas or cooking spoons in

silver basket, make sure that the handle would not

Load platters, pots, pans and bowls along the sides interfere with detergent cup operation after the door

or in the corners. Heavily soiled pots, pans and is closed.

DO NOT BLOCK THIS AREA OR

LOAD TALL ITEMS NEXT TO IT

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Filling Detergent Cups

Detergent Cup(s) For All Wash Cycles: Use only a detergent designed for an automatic Fill swing-out cup. Swing detergent cup back into

dishwasher. Never use soap, laundry detergent or place, ready for automatic dispensing during wash.

hand dishwashing detergent in your dishwasher as NOTE: for heavily soiled pots and pans or dried soil itwill cause severe oversudsing. In addition, do not on dishes -- fill swing-out cup plus open cup.

useold, wet or caked detergent. (Note: To avoid wet

or caked detergent,do not storedetergentbelowsink.

Before filling, be sure dispenser cups are dry and

clean.

Amount to Use:

The amount of detergent to use depends on the water

hardness and the amount of soil on the dishes. Generally detergent amounts should be increased for

harder water and heavier soil. (Contact your water utility for grains of water hardness.) Too little detergent

can result in poor cleaning while overuse of detergent (especially in chemically softened water) can cause permanent etching (cloudiness) of glassware. For detergents with low phosphate content (8.7% or less) the usage level may have to be increased. The phosphate content is shown on the side of the box.

Detergent Usage Guide (powder or liquid)

SOFT WATER MEDIUM WATER HARD WATFH

CYCLES (0- 3 grains hardness) (3- 7 grains) (7-12 grains*)

Main Cup:l: Open Cup:l: Main Cup:l: Open Cup:l: Main Cup:l: Open Cup:l:

HEAVY WASH and 1 Tablespoon .. 1 Tablespoon Half Full 4- Half Full Completely Full 4- Completely Full NORMAL WASH cycles minimum minimum

CONSERVA WASH cycle 1 Tablespoon None Half Full None Completely Full None

RINSE & HOLD cycle Use no detergent Use no detergent Use no detergent

*12 grains and up isextremely hardwater. A watersoftener is stronglyrecommendedfor goodwashing results.

:l:FilledMain Cup holds3 tablespoons;Filled Open Cup holds2 tablespoons.

Forwater hardness in your area, please consultyour local water utility.

minimum

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Filling Rinse-Agent Dispenser

A rinse agent makes waterflow off dishes quicker than

usual. This lessens water spotting. Makes drying

faster, too. For best dishwashing performance, use of a rinse

agent is recommended. Rinse agents come in either liquid or solid form.

Unscrew the cap insidethe dishwasher door and add the rinse agent slowly into the reservoir until it is filled to the level of the bottom ring of the opening.

Here'showtofilltherinseagentdispenser. ___..._

Replace cap firmly.

washes. (4 oz. 113 ml.) BUT TAKE CARE NOT TO The reservoir holds sufficient quantity for 75 to 100 _,_k_-__ _

OVERFILL. Refill dispenser when you notice small

white spots reappearing on glassware. ________J

When filling dispenser, add rinse agent carefully to avoid spilling. Ifsome is accidentally spilled, cleanwith

a damp cloth to avoid possible tub stain or excessive foam during the next dishwashing operation. NOTE: spilled rinse agent can keep your detergent from working.

In very soft water areas Rinse agent may not be necessary for cleaning dishes and glasses.

Hot Water

To get dishes clean and dry you need hot water. To the dishwasher. Put the thermometer in a glass and help you get water of the proper temperature, your let the water run continuously into the glass until the dishwasher has a water heating feature that temperature stops rising. If the water temperature is automatically senses the temperature of the water in below 120° F (49°C) adjust your water heater.

the wash cycle and heats it, if necessary, to the pro-

per temperature. This water heater feature may allow Helpful hints: Ifoutside temperatures are usually low, you to turn down your household water heater and or if your water travels a long distance from heater save energy ifyou're willing to let the dishwasher run to dishwasher, you may need to set your heater's ther- a little longer while it heats water to the proper mostat up. If you have not used hot water for some

temperature. Forgood washing and drying, the enter- time, the water in the pipes will be cold. Turn on the

ing water must be at least 120°F (49°C). To prevent hot water faucet at the sink and allow it to run until

dish damage, inlet water should not exceed 150°F the water is hot. Then start the dishwasher. If you've (63°C) recently done laundry or run hot water for showers,

give your water heater time to recover before operating

How to test water temperature the dishwasher. Check your water temperature with a candy or meat

thermometer. Turn on the hot water faucet nearest

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Wash Cycle Explanations

WASH CYCLES

HEAVY WASH CHINA CRYSTAL

This cycle isforthose itemswithhard-to-removesoils This cycle is set for both china and crystal. In this

such as pots, pans and casseroles with dried-on, cycle the wash action is softened by aeration, to

encrusted soils, protectyourvaluableitems.Besureyouhavefollowed

loading instructions for these items.

NORMAL WASH Thiscycle is for problemsoilsondishes and glasses, SURE TEMP (Model DW499-C only)

such as heavy sauces, etc. With this option "on" the final rinse will be extended RINSE & HOLD

This cycle shouldbe selected when you have only a partial load and plan to wait until the dishwasher is

filled before washing. Do not use detergent. Note: If the water supply temperature to the

Note: Do not use the RINSE & HOLD cycle with Dishwasheristoo low,the wash cycle time will be

DELAY START, greatly extended. Water supply temperature

CONSERVA WASH Ensurethat 10 gals. (45.4 L)ofhotwater isalways This cycle isforeveryday loads of dishesand glasses available from your water heater.

with normal soil conditions.

to heat the water for a better rinse.

should be at least 120°F (49°C).

WATER FILL CHART (Model DW499-C Only)

Wash Water Use Wash Cycle Time

Cycles (Approx.) Gals/Litres Cycle Sequence (Approx.)

Heavy Meal. Light Heavy Med. Light

Soil Soil Soil Soil Soil Soil

HEAVY WASH 9.2/ 8.6 7,4/ ::Wash ::Ri:_ RinSe: 65" 61" 56"

NORMAL WASH 9.2/ 8.6/ 7.4/ Wash;; ;Ri_; ;Rinse: 50* 46* 41 *

CONSERVA WASH 8.5/ 7.4/ 6.0/ 38 33 28

CHINA CRYSTAL 6.4/ 5.3/ 4.2/ RiMe W_ 45 40 35

RINSE & HOLD 2.8/ Rin_ 12

•Unextendedtimes.These cycletimes maybe increased upto 20 minutesifnecessary foryour dishwasherto heat the water to proper temperaturefor good washability.If

SURE TEMP isselectedtimemay be furtherextendeduntilwatertemperaturereaches 140° to 145°F in final rinse.

WATER FILL CHART Cycle Water Changes Gals./Litres (Model DW489-C Heavy Wash 6 (extended time) 9.8 Gal./44.4 L

Only Normal 6 9.8 Gal./44.4 L

41.8 39.1 33.6 min. min. min.

41.8 39,1 33.6 min. min. min.

38.6 33.6 27.3 rain. rain. rain.

29.1 24.1 19.1 rain. rain. rain.

12,7 min.

Conserva Wash 4 6.6 Gal./29.9 L China/Crystal 6 (aerated for gentle action) 9.8 Gal./44.4 L

Rinse and Hold 2 3.2 Gal./14.4 L

Dry Cycles

Heat Dry Air Dry

This pushbutton will provide fast heated dryingon any This pushbutton will save energy by eliminating the

wash cycle, heat during the drying cycle.

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How to Operate Your Dishwasher

Model DW499-C

Step 1. Load yourdishwasher with dishes, silverware ClearReset Pad

pots, pans, bowls, etc. according to the instructions on pages 4 & 5. To change a cycle after washing starts, touch the

Step 2. Add detergent to the detergent dispenser, in the display while water is being pumped out. After Step 3. Close and latch the door. dishwasher.

Step 4. Select a wash cycle. A number inthe Systems

Monitor will tell you how long the cycle will take. DELAY START (Model DW499-C Only)

Clear/Reset Pad to cancel cycle. "Reset" will appear

"Reset" goes out, you can reprogram and restart the

NOTE DW499-C Owners: Your dishwasher is now Step 1. Complete steps 1 - 5 at left.

automatically programmed including a Soil Level Selection. Cycle Indicator Lights tell you the complete Step 2. Touch DELAY START pad. The Systems

program. If you're completely satisfied, skip to Monitor will read "l hrs delay". Touch pad once again

step 5. If not: for each hour desired upto 9 hours. The machine will

a. Select the soil level. You should select a change count down and start automatically at the correct time. within 30 seconds, otherwise all panel lights will go NOTE: Do Not use DELAY STARTWITH THE RINSE

out. To relight, touch any pad or open and reclose & HOLD Cycle.

door. b. Select an option. SURE TEMP can only be TO ADD A FORGOTTEN ITEM

selected if wash cycle is HEAVY WASH or

NORMAL WASH. Add dishes any time during the RINSE & HOLD

Cycle. With other wash cycles, add dishes before the

Step 5 Touch the Start Pad. main detergent wash portion of the cycle. NOTE: If your dishwasher drains into a food waste

disposer, operate the disposer until it isempty before Step 1. Push door latch lever to the left. starting the dishwasher. Step 2. Wait until the water calms. Open door.

Step 3. Add the dishes.

Note: When the dishwasher is loaded and the door Step 4. Close the door and push the latch to the far is locked, control panel lights will come on show- right. When the door is locked, washing will continue.

ing the last settings you used.Chances are,they're NOTE: Opening the door during any cycle lessens

exactly the same settings you need for the load you are about to do. If so, all you have to do is cleaning power because the temperature inside the

touch the Start Pad. beginning.

dishwasher is lowered. Sotry to load everything at the

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DIGITAL WORD DISPLAY DISPLAY OF CYCLE

OF TIME ENERGY PHASE AND TO END MONITOR OTHER USER

OF CYCLE (MODEL DW499-C ONLY) INFORMATION

SYSTEMS MONITOR

LOG ee i HI

WASHING

L_6 MINUTES

Check your dishwasher's

SYSTEMS MONITOR.

This is one of the most important parts of your new dishwasher.

It tells you what is going on in the dishwasher at any time and

it can alert you to possible problems. The SYSTEMS MONITOR displays the following information.

• Gives you the number of minutes to the end of the cycle.

• Tells you the specific phase of any cycle... "WASHING", "RINSE" or "DRYING" for examples.

• Alerts you to problems such as CUP OPEN"

• Model DW499-C Only: Shows you the relative energy used

by each cycle. Lets you choose the cycle you need that uses the least energy.

Details on all SYSTEMS MONITOR functions appear on pages 11, 12, and 13.

How to lock dishwasher controls to prevent use by children (Model DW499-C Only)

Your dishwasher has a "hidden" cidentally start dishwasher by

control pad. When this pad is touch- touching pads. The only control ed twice within 3-seconds, all pads unaffected is the DELAY START. If

become inoperative and no new this selection has been made,

selections can be made until dishwasher willstartautomatically theLoCKEDIOCkappearsiSreleased.inthe ThesYSTEMswordselected.afterwhatever delay you have .,to lock or unlock the controlpanel._/

MONITOR. Children cannot ac- /

Touch here twice within 3-seconds

CYCLESELECTION # S01L LEVEL OPTIONS SYSTEMSMONITOR

i|c,,NAc_s,A_I

L. J

II_°"M"_HII' R,NS,,HOL0t I' M,0,0Mill _'_o_I _uc

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The Systems Monitor tells you what's happening

LABEL_0_E_'0,A,NWASH,_C0P

HRS DELAY CLEAN RINSEDONLY

MINUTES PLUSHEATING

DIGITALWORD MESSAGEDISPLAY WHAT IT MEANS

NUMERALS FROM Number of minutes left in the cycle. 1 to 99 MINUTES

NUMERALS FROM Number of hours delay until start of cycle 1 to 9 HRS. DELAY (Model DW499-C Only)

Shows relative amount of energy used from LO

ENERGY MONITOR (one bar lighted) to HI (all five bars lighted).

LO HI (Model DW499-C Only)

ENERGY SAVER CONSERVA WASH, LIGHT SOIL, or AIR DRY.

WASHING Indicates detergent wash period.

RINSE Indicates rinse portion of cycle.

DRYING Indicates HEATED DRYING has been selected.

RINSED ONLY Indicates completion of RINSE & HOLD cycle. Remains on

HEATING Indicates water is being heated -- in wash or rinse period --

PLUS HEATING cycle. Cycle time may be increased (up to a maximum of

Indicated energy-efficient selection made such as (Model DW499-C Only)

until door is unlatched.

to temperature necessary for good washability. The

minutes countdown is on hold for up to a maximum of

20-minutes when HEATING is displayed.

Indicates Sure Temp option was selected prJor to start of 20 minutes) to heat final rinse water to 145°F.

(Model DW499-C Only)

CLEAN Indicates completed cycle (except RINSE & HOLD).

LOCKED See .page 10.

Remains on until door is unlatched.

Indicated controls are locked to prevent unauthorized use. (Model DW499-C Only)

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The SYSTEMS MONITOR tells you if certain things are wrong

(Model DW499-C Only)

BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE:

• Try the cycle again to see if the Code reappears. The dishwasher may correct itself.

• Electronic controls can be affected by outside interference. Sometimes shutting on the power to the dishwasher (at the fuse or circuit breaker) will correct the problem. Restore power after about five seconds and try the cycle again.

• Check the chart below for things you can do to correct the problem.

CODE WHAT IT MEANS WHAT TO DO

F_ Electrical power has been IF DISHWASHER WAS IN USE WHEN THE POWER

and but is now back on. 1. Unlatch the door. If the detergent cup is open, add

RESET detergent and close the cup.

CUP OPEN The detergent cup was open at 1. Unlatch the door and add detergent if spilled.

BLOCKED The dishwasher is taking longer This dishwasher is designed to automatically compensate

DRAIN than normal to drain the water for longer than normal drain times, but cycle time will be

interrupted to the dishwasher FAILURE OCCURRED:

2. Relatch the door and touch "START" then immediately touch "CLEAR/RESET". (This will pump any remaining water out of the machine.)

3. Select the desired cycle and rerun the load.

IF DISHWASHER WAS NOT IN USE:

1. Latch door.

2. Select desired cycle.

3. Run cycle when desired.

the start of a cycle. 2. Close cup.

3. Latch door and select cycle.

4. Touch "START". NOTE:

If cup is latched properly and "CUP OPEN" repeats

you may start wash cycle by pressing "START" pad a second time.

out. This is usually caused by a extended. If this code continues to appear frequently then: blockage in the drain air gap, 1. Clean the air gap.

a kink in the drain hose, or a 2. Check for a kink in the drain hose. stopped up drain pipe. 3. Check plumbing for slow or stopped up drains_

(NOTE: Warranty service does not cover household

drain problems.)

BLOCKED Similar to blocked drain as Locate and remove the blockage in the drain system as DRAIN explained above, but the C2 explained above. To pump any remaining water out of

and indicates that the drain is so the machine.

C_| clogged that the dishwasher 1. Latch door.

cannot continue to operate in a 2. Select any cycle. satisfactory manner. Dishwasher 3. Touch "START" and then immediately touch "CLEAR/

will stop. RESET". (NOTE: Warranty service does not cover

household drain problems.)

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CODE WHAT IT MEANS WHAT TO DO

--! Dishwasher will not go into a Restart the cycle. If C3 repeats, call for service.

--,,,I drain out period. Dishwasher

will stop.

wol There is too much water in the The dishwasher is designed to automatically pump out

dishwasher. If C4 appears after a extra water as long as the door is latched. When you hear power failure, this is normal and the motor stop running:

the dishwasher will correct itself. 1. Unlatch the door and see if all the water is gone. (It is

normal for a small amount of water to remain in the

bottom of tub to keep the water seal lubricated.)

2. Ifyou see water entering the dishwasher, close and latch

the door. Shut off the water supply to the dishwasher.

3. Ifwater is gone and no water is entering the dishwasher, restart cycle.

4. IfC4 repeats, shut off the water supply to the

dishwasher. Call for service.

t'_ This can be caused by either of ,,._,,.I these reasons: Unlatch the door. If there is no water in the bottom of the

Not enough water is entering

the dishwasher. • Is the dishwasher water supply turned on?

dishwasher, check the water supply to the dishwasher.

(Valve usually located under the sink.)

• Is the household water supply turned on?

• If you use well or cistern water, is the supply adequate?

or If the water supply is adequate, try the cycle again. If C5

repeats, call for service.

The drain pump could be Unlatch the door. If there is standing water in the bottom of temporarily blocked (usually the dishwasher, relatch the door. Touch "START",then caused by food particles such immediately touch "CLEAR/RESET" to start the pump. IfC5 as cereal), continues to appear, you may need to do this several times

to break up the blockage.

i'_' The water temperature in the Avoid showers or laundry just prior to running the

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, ,I dishwasher did not reach the dishwasher. (Use the "DELAY START" feature to start

proper wash temperature. This dishwasher when the water heater is up to normal is usually caused by lack of hot temperature.) Adjust household water heater thermostat. water coming from the household

water heater. If C6 appears nearly every cycle and you know the water

from the household water heater is hot (140°F or more), call for service.

_'--I The temperature sensor in the The temperature sensor needs to be replaced. Call for

! dishwasher is not functioning service.

properly. Dishwasher may continue to be used, but it will NOTE:

not heat water automatically. You may continue to use your dishwasher. For best results,

t'_l The detergent cup did not open. 1. Unlatch and open the dishwasher door.

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, ,I This is usually caused by a utensil 2. Check for utensils and dishes that could have blocked

adjust your household water heater thermostat to 140°F.

or dish. the detergent cup from opening. Rearrange if necessary.

3. Close and relatch the door. Wait for 30 seconds. This will allow time for the cup to open by itself.

4. If the detergent cup is still closed, open it by hand and remove the old detergent.

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Care and Cleaning of Dishwasher

CLEANING

Outside Inside

Clean the outside with alightly dampened cloth. The Generally, the interior of your dishwasher is self- outside cabinet finish is durable, but it can scratch, cleaning. However, if cleaning should be

Do not use scouring pads, harsh or gritty cleansers, necessary, use a mild cleansing powder. Scour-

ing pads can mar the finish.

Control Panel Clean with a lightly dampened cloth. Dry thoroughly

Do not use abrasive or sharp objects on the panel.

They can damage it.

cleaning,

I CAUTION: Do not touch hot element when I

HOW TO CHANGE COLOR PANELS

If you are redecorating, you can change your How to change door panel inserts: dishwasher'sfrontpanels to match or blend withyour new colors. 1. Take out three trim screws on either side of the

The panels are held in place by the decorative side 2. Slide out insert panel. trims. Your panel is black on one side and white on

the other side. 3. Put the color you want in front. (Careful, edges may

Note: Do not operate dishwasher 4. Replace insert panel, side trim, and screws. while changing panels or when

lower access panel is removed. How to change lower panel inserts:

_i__ 1. Removefour panel attachment screws. (Twoabove

_!_i_ 2. Remove entire panel.

"= _ 6. Replace insert panel, top trim and screws.

Change color in minutes. Just 7. Replace entire panel and four attachment screws.

remove trim and change.

dishwasher door. Remove the side trim.

be sharp.)

the panel, two below the panel.)

3. Take out three screws and remove top trim.

4. Slide out insert panel.

5. Putthe color you want in front. (Careful, edges may be sharp.)

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Winterizing Your Dishwasher

Should you leave your dishwasher in an unheated residence (i.e., summer cottage) during the winter season, the dishwasher must be winterized to prevent damage from freezing. Ask a Service Technician to:

• Cut off electric power to dishwasher. Remove fuses or trip circuit breaker.

• Turn off water supply.

• Disconnect water inlet line from water valve.

• Drain water from inlet line and water valve. (Use a pan

to catch the water.)

• Reconnect water inlet line to water valve.

• Remove the plastic pump cover in tub bottom and use

a sponge to soak up water in the rubber boot.

Energy-Saving Tips

Your dishwasher uses very little electric power. The power consumption of your dishwasher can be minimized if you follow these suggestions:

1. A dishwasher will usually hold a whole day's dishes. To save time, detergent, water and electric power,

operate the dishwasher only when it is full.

2. When you have only a partial load, use the Rinse &

Hold cycle to rinse off heavy soils.

3. Always select the shortest cycle that will remove the

soil from the load. This will be determined by use and experience.

4. When fast drying of dishes is not necessary, press the

Heat Off pushbutton and allow them to dry by their residual heat. This saves about 40% of the operating

power consumed in a normal wash cycle.

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Before You Call For Service

Experience has shown that many service calls are placed for malfunctions that could be easily corrected by

the owners ifthey only knew how. The following checklist is designed to help you find and correct these minor problems and avoid not being able to use your new dishwasher until the serviceman arrives.

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE AND WHAT YOU CAN DO

Dishwasher won't run. A fuse in your home may be blown,or the circuit breaker tripped. Replace

fuse or reset circuit breaker. Remove any other appliances from the circuit.

Large amounts of suds (foam) Sudsing detergents are not meant for dishwashers. USE ONLY inside dishwasher, possible AUTOMATICDISWASHER DETERGENTS TO AVOID SUDSING.

leaking through air vent.

Water stands in the sump at A certain amount of water remaining in the tub at the end of a cycle is

the bottom of the tub. normal and keeps the pump primed, the water seal moist and active. An

To remove suds from the tub" Open the dishwasher. Let suds evaporate. Add 1 gallon (4 litres) of cold water to the tub. Close and latch the dishwasher. Pumpout water by slowly turning the control dial until a drain period is reached.

excessive amount of water in the bottom of the tub could be anindication of a minor drain hoseblockage, not allowingthe pump to drive all the water

out. Check severalcycles to see if this is atemporary or permanent condition.

If a permanent condition, call the service department.

Dishwasher Leaks Suds can cause unit to overflow. That's why it's so important to use a

detergent that's designed for automatic dishwashers. Spilling the rinse agent can cause foam during washing. This can lead

to overflowing. Wipe up accidental spill of rinse agent with a damp cloth.

Unusual noise Your dishwasher is designed to be one of the quietest in the industry,

however you should expect to hear the sound of water spray in the wash and rinse cycles. The solenoid produces an audible click at the start of

the pump out cycle and there will be a hum from the motor in all cycles

except "dry". Noises other than thesecan be considered unusual and could becaused by items in the racks vibrating against each other or some small item

shifting from its place. Open the dishwasher and recheck the placing of the items inthe racks

to avoid vibration.

Water vapour appearing Water vapour will appear during the drying cycle and when water is being

through the air vent beside the pumped out after a wash or rinse cycle.

door handle.

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE AND WHAT YOU CAN DO

Detergent left in the dispenser Check the following: at the end of the cycle.

1. A large platewas placedinfront of the dispenserblockingtheflowof

waterthatwouldordinarilywashthedetergentoutofthecup.Keepsmaller

itemsat the front of the rack near the detergentcups.

2. The dispensercover may not have opened due to an item leaning

against it. Take a little extra care in loading.

3. Detergent may be old. Shake the box of detergent, ifthere areseveral large lumps in it, it is too

old for effective use. Detergent will age very rapidly if it is kept in a damp

place e.g. under the kitchen sink.

4. Dispenser cover does notopen but was not blocked or jammed. This is probably a mechanical malfunction and will require a service call.

Check all other possibilities first atthe end of another cycle as this condi- tion often corrects itself.

Dark spots on silverware Detergentcrystals standing on metal may produce this condition. Remove

Dishes, glasses and flatware Improper water temperature. Water coming into the dishwasher should are still dirty at the end of the be at least 120°F (49°C). CHECK WATERTEMPERATURE AT FAUCET cycle. NEAREST DISHWASHER.

from silverware by vigorous rubbing with soft cloth and silver polish.

Need: meat thermometer and an 8 ounce glass.

1. Place glass under faucet nearest the dishwasher and turn on hotwater.

2. Put thermometerin glass and letwaterrun untiltemperaturestopsrising.

3. If water temperature is below 120°F (49°C), have your water heater adjusted.

Improperly prepared dishes. Excess food soil should be removed from

dishes before loading.

Improper loading. Follow loading directions. Be sure dishwasher is not

overloaded and wash arms are turning freely.

Improper detergent, insufficient amount, or old detergent. Do not use detergent that is hard or caked. Use only a recommended dishwasher detergent.

Insufficient amount ofwatercoming intodishwasher.Checkwater pressure at nearest faucet. Pressure must be a minimum of 20 pounds per square

inch. Generally,if there is sufficient pressure todraw a quart of water from the hot water faucet in 10 seconds, the water pressure is satisfactory.

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE AND WHAT YOU CAN DO

Brownstainsin cups. Tea or coffee may have been allowedto remain in cups.

Wash staineditemsbyhand withsolutionof 1/2 cup bleachand 3 cups

warm water.

Yellow or brown film. Iron deposits in water cause an over-all yellow or brown film on dishes.

Glassware becomes yellow or brown, but is still transparent. The installa-

tion of an iron filter in the water supply line removes the cause of this

problem and is the only permanent solution. For more complete infor- mation, contact your local water conditioning company.

Yellow film on sterling or plating can result when copper utensils are

washed in the same load. Silver polish will usually remove this stain.

Black or gray marks on dishes. Aluminium deposits often leave marks when they rub againstother things.

Chipping of china and Rough handling of dishes will cause chipping. Loadwith care. Seat dishes

glassware, firmly in the racks sothey cannot bedislodged. Glassesmust lean against

Dishes and glasses do not dry. Usually caused bythe water temperature at the faucet being too low. The

Cups and glasses still have Many cups and glasses have a deep hollow in the base, which is at the

water in their bases after the top when they are loaded in the rack, where water could collect. Even

dry cycle is over. though they are hot enough todry surface moisturethey will not evaporate

Remove marks with a mild abrasive cleanser.

the pins and the rim of the glass should rest on the bottom of the rack. When placing tall glassware and stemware in the dishwasher, check to make certain that they will clear the top of the tub. Glasses and stemware should always be placed in the upper rack. NEVER in the lower rack.

(Check loading suggestions.)

dishes etc. do not get hot enough to evaporate the water on them. For best results (whennot using a heated dry cycle) water temperature should be between 140° and 160°F (60° to 70°C).

Check water temperature and correct if necessary. Unload the bottom rack first. Water from dishes in the top rack may be

spilling into the bottom rack. Check for improper loading. Dishes shouldn't nest together. Avoid

overloading.

Check the rinse agent dispenser to see that it's not empty.

this larger amount in the hollow.

Use a heated dry cycle or remove carefully and wipe. Extra caution in

positioning these items when loading should eliminate this problem.

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE AND WHAT YOU CAN DO

Etching - A milky film on Milky mineral films are removable by means of a vinegar rinse. If the glassware, vinegar rinse doesn't work, the cloudiness is "etching" and can't be

Spotting and filming on The most common type of filming on dishes iscaused by minerals in the glasses and flatware water collecting on glassware. This type of film may be removed as

removed. Etching of some glassware is caused by using too much detergent in soft

water. This milky film-like surface cannot be removed because metal ions have been removed from the surface of the glass. To prevent this pro- blem, use less detergent in the detergent cup when your water supply is naturally soft or when you use a water softener. Also, wash glassware in shortest cycle that will get them clean.

Water temperature entering dishwasher exceeds 150°F (63°C).

explained below using a vinegar rinse or citric acid crystals. Automatic dishwashing will remove the grease film acquired from hand

dishwashing. If spotting persists, the cause may be one or more of the following:

• Extremely hard water

• Low water temperature

• Overloading

• Improper loading

• Use of too little detergent

• Use of too much detergent

• Use of old detergent

• Use of low-phosphate detergent

• Rinse agent container empty. Check level. Fill if necessary. Due to varying local water conditions and personal preferences, please

try several brands of suggested detergents to find one that gives the best

results for you.

To remove stubborn spots and film from glassware:

1. Remove all metal utensilsfrom the dishwasher.

2. Do not add detergent.

3. Select HEAVYWASHcycle.

4. Startthe dishwasherand allowto run for 18 to 22 minutes.The dish-

washer will now be in the main wash.

5. Then open the doorand pour 2 cups (500 ml) of white venegar into the bottomof the dishwasher.

6. Close the door and allow to complete the cycle.

If vinegar rinse doesn't work: Repeatasabove,except use 1/4 cup (60

ml) of citric acidcrystals insteadofvinegar. (Mostdrugstorescarry citric acid crystals.)

Using a vinegar or citric acid crystal rinse more than twice a month?

Considera homewater softener.

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If Your Jenn-Air Appliance Doesn't Work, Followthese Three Steps, In Order, Until Your Problem is Solved:

1. Avoid the expense of an unnecessary service call NOTE: When writing about an unsolved service pro- by checking to make sure - blem, please include the following information:

• . that the door is closed and the latch lever is to the far right; (a) Your name, address, and telephone

• . that the appliance is properly plugged into a live electrical outlet; (b) Model number, run number, and serial

•that fuse or circuit breaker is OK; replace fuse opening) of your appliance; or reset circuit breaker if necessary; (c) Name and address of your dealer and date

•that the dial is properly set; re-read the the appliance was bought; operating instructions if necessary. (d) A clear description of the problem you are

2. Call the authorized Jenn-Air Service Contractor having; listed in the yellow pages or the dealer from whom (e) Water hardness, detergent brand and

your appliance was purchased, amount, water temperature, and cycle

3. Write to: Consumer Relations Department

MAYCOR

Appliance Parts and Service Co. 240 Edwards St. S.E.

Cleveland, TN 37311

number;

number (found on the right side of the tub

used.

UENN-AIR

C O M P A N Y

3035 SHADELAND • INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46226-0901

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Built-In Dishwasher Warranty

FULL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY

Any part which failsin normalhomeuse duringthefirstyear after the date of originalretailpurchase,will be repairedor replaced, free-of-chargewhen the applianceis located in the UnitedStates or Canada.

LIMITED EXTENDED WARRANTY

Any part which failsin normal homeuseafterthe first yearfromthe date oforiginalretailpurchasewill be repaired or replaced free-of-charge for the part as follows:

• Second year All parts *Upper Wash arm -"

Third

through fifth years Wash arm _li

A. Waterdistributionsystemincludingthe washtower,washarms (sprayarm)

and motor (as illustrated). Hub

B. Exteriorcabinet and exterior frontpanels and accessory side assembly

panels which rust.

• Third through tenth years Soft Motor Dishwasher tub and door liner which leak due to cracking, FoodDisposer Pump

chipping, peeling or rusting. WaterDistributionSystem

The owner is responsible for labor and all other costs including transportation and shipping charges, if any.

*3 Piece _lltower, *Hose

_onnection

*On models so equipped

OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITIES

Owner's responsibilitiesincludeproperinstallation,providingnormalcare and maintenancein accordance

withtheUse& Care instructions,providingproofofpurchaseon request,andmakingtheappliancereasonable accessiblefor service.

WARRANTY SERVICE

Under the full warranty,servicemustbe performedbyan AuthorizedJenn-AirServiceContractor.Toobtain service,contactthedealerfromwhomthe unitwaspurchased,an authorizedservicecontractor,orcontact Maycor Appliance Parts and Service Company, 240 Edwards Street, Cleveland, TN 37311.Please include

modelnumber,serialnumber,anddateof originalretailpurchasein all correspondence.Servicewillbe provided

during normal business hours. All replacement parts assume the unused portion of this warranty.

U E N N-AI R

C 0 M P A N Y

3035 SHAOELANO • INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46226-0901

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DISHWASHERINSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT

FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS VERY CAREFULLY

ALL ROUGH-IN PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE THE

DISHWASHER IS PLACED IN THE UNDERCOUNTER OPENING

CABINETOPENING

25 1/4" _ = _..,.-'

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The dishwasher is designated to fit into a cabinet opening 24"

wide, a minimum of 34" high. Thedepth should be at least 24", so that the dishwasher front lines up with adjacent cabinet.

PLUMBING HOT WATER

ALL PLUMBING WORK MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL CODES. DISHWASHER SHOULD NOT BE INSTALLEDIN AREA WHERE FREEZING OF WATERMAYOCCUR.

1. HOTwater inlet must not be less than3/8" outside diameter (O.D.) copper tubing. ___.3_

2.The water valve has a 3/8 N.P.S., internal thread. We recommend use of 90 degrees elbow for connection o1" ,//" ," I I

copper tubing

to water valve.

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3.HandcutoffvalveinHOTwaterlineisrecommended.The f 1' j : / o_io_,/7/"_'_"W'A'C'_I-_ _--'_

dishwasher compartment for easy accessibility.

hand valve should be located adjacent to, but outside the _i l_,l_//_ / _ _

4. Inlet piping can enter from the left side, the right side, from / 2,,FROMFLOOR

the rear or from under the dishwasher as shown by the CABINETFACE---/

shadedpipe drawing. Entrymust bemadewithin theshaded 1 area as shown.

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PLUMBING DRAIN

" "- TO PREVENT POSSIBLE DRAIN

ALL PLUMBING WORK MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL CODES

If dishwasher is not adjacent to sink, horizontal drain line 1. A suggested method of connecting the drain hose to a should not be longer than 10 feet and should not contain WASTE TEE or a Y branch tailpiece on the existing sink

more than three 90 ° long radius turns, trap is shown. They are made by several manufacturers

A drain hose already connected to the pump outlet issupplied purposely for electric dishwashers. with the dishwasher. If the drain hose is not long enough and 2. When connecting the drain hose to a DISPOSER. remove

hastobe extended, usea 1/2" O.D. copper tubing with clamp, hopper plug before making connection.

THE RUBBER END OF THE DRAIN HOSE MAY BE CUT OFF TO ACCOMODATE THE FOLLOWING SIZES OF beobtained locally and should be located on the countertop

TAILPIECE OR WASTE TEE: 5/8", 3/4" OR 1. near the sink. Air gap used must be capable of passing

3. When local codes requires the use of an AIR GAP it must

a 3/8" dia. steel ball to assure a minimum of drain line stoppages.

FROM SINK INTO DISHWASHER OR

SYPHONING OF DISHWASHER WATER, DRAIN LINE MUST BE

ROUTED AS FOLLOWS: MIN 30" ABOVE THE FLOOR FOR

UNDER THE SINK CONNECTION MIN 20" ABOVE THE FLOOR FOR

INSTALLATION DIRECTLY THROUGH THE FLOOR.

ELECTRICAL

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ALL ELECTRICAL WORK ,_ALL \_ /_. L/./

WITH LOCAL CODES

1. Use electrical cable with 2 insulated wires and ground, from under the dishwasher as shown by the shaded wires.

Minimum size No. 14 gauge. Service must enter with the shaded areas as shown.

2. Provide a separate 120 volts, 60 cycles circuit, protected 4. Alternately-- dishwasher may be connected to a grounded

with a 15 amp. fuse or circuit breaker, receptacle with 3-wire SJ, SJT, SPT-3,or HSJO service cord

3. Wiring may enter from right side, left side, from the rear or 105°C temperature rating.

_) ran _TE

GROUND.J _- BLACK (Line) (Base or green)

of min 14 gauge - 90°C temperature rating, or 16 gauge -

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INSTALLATION

INSTALL DISHWASHER ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

1. Remove and discardfour slottedhex-head screwsthat 1. Cable Direct to Dishwasher -- A strain relief (not hold on wooden skid. Screws are underthe wooden supplied)should be usedtoattach powersupplyto rear

skid.Laydishwasheronits back. Removefrontaccess ofdishwasherjunctionbox.Wire nutsofthe propersize panel. (not supplied) are recommended for connecting

2, Loosenfourlevellinglegs _ incoming wires to dishwasher wires,

Turn dishwasher upright 7/8 and screwoutabout7/8". _ I Connect incoming black wire to black wire inside

and adjust leveling legs ! dishwasher junction box. Connect incoming white wire

to height that just allows a l J I I _ to white wire. Connect ground wire to ground screw. good fit under cou ntertop.

3. Slide dishwasher into position. Distance from front of dishwasher tub to cabinet front is 3/4". Check front of

door for correct vertical alignment. Ifdishwasher leans CAUTION: WHEN HOUSE WIRING IS ALUMINUM, "in" or "out" at top, adjust leveling leg screws until BE SURE TO USE APPROVED ANTIOXIDANT

dishwasher is in correct vertical alignment with COMPOUND ANDALUMINUM-TO-COPPERCON- adjacent cabinets. NECTORS.

4. Be sure the door closes properly and latch engages afterdishwasherhasbeen installedincabinetopening.

If door strikes adjacent cabinets, or latch fails to

engage, readjust leveling screws to obtain proper WHITE- alignment. NEUTRAL

5. When dishwasher is in proper alignment with adjacent GROUND_ • cabinets, fasten to underside of countertop. Use the

to avoid interference with top of door.

screws supplied. Be sure screws are driven straight /_ _._ _

GROUND LIVE

2. Dishwasher with Power Cord -- Plug power cord into 3-prong grounding-type outlet. (See PREPARE ELECTRICAL WIRING.)

CAUTION: FOR PERSONAL SAFETY, REMOVE

HOUSE FUSE OR OPEN CIRCUIT BREAKER.

BLACK--

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Power and Water Hook-Up

(Convertible Models Only)

Plug In Power Cord 3. Pull out Unicouple to reach faucet comfortably, Do not

1. Be sure to check your electrical power supply (see extend hoses to their limit -- a kink could restrict the page 4). flow of water.

2. Pull out Power Cord from storage well and plug into 4. Attach Unicouple by pulling down ring in direction of grounded outlet. Release ring.

Connect Unicouple To Hot Water Faucet Turn On Water

1. Be sure to check your water supply and your faucet complete safety. Under no circumstances should

adapter connection. (See page 4) extension cord.

2. Run hot water only until very hot. Turn off.

arrow as you push Unicouple firmly onto the adapter.

Turn hot water on FULL*. Position faucet over open drain to prevent splashing of dishwasher drain water. Or place a partially filled pot under the Unicouple, without covering the drain. Cookware that is too large for dishwasher could get a presoak if placed in this position.

*Tap must be turned on FULL for maximum flow. Where

single control taps are used, be sure tap handle is in HOT WATER position only.

NOTE: Dishwasher must be grounded for ground pin be removed from plug. Do not use

Disconnecting and Unloading

Disconnect Power Cord

(Convertible Unplug Power Cord and hand feed into storage compartment.

Models Only) Disconnect Unicouple

When Control Knob returns to OFF, cycle is completed.

1. Turn off hot water.

2. Press the pressure release lever at the side of the Unicouple to release water pressure trapped in the fill hose, to prevent getting sprayed as

Unicouple is disconnected from the tap. (N.B.: A few drops of water will

appear at the pressure release lever, when pressed.)

3. Release Unicouple -- pull down ring and let Unicouple come free of faucet.

4. Shake out excessive water in Unicouple and hoses.

5. Return to storage well.

RELEASE"_"3 Ih' I-"-_---_f_II_.._ _ Unloading

LEVER IIII I _ You may unload dishes immediately or store them in dishwasher, to suit

your convenience.

Caution: Dishes may be very warm if HEAT DRY option has been selected.