Jet-tech 747, F-18DP, F-18, F-16, F 14 Owner's Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL

DISHWASHER INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE

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CONTROL P

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F-18DP

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1 Green Power Button Switch
2 Power ON Indicator Light
3 Rinse Temperature Gauge
4 Wash Temperature Gauge
5 “READY” Indicator Light
6 Cycle Start Button
7 Cycle Indicator Light
8 White Drain Pump Button

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BASIC STEPS TO START

Begin with an empty dishwasher. The wash tank should be empty.

 Make sure the filter screens and the overflow pipe are in place.
 Close the door.
 Push the square green button. The dishwasher will take about two minutes

to fill and 20 minutes to heat the water. The booster (rinse) will heat up first
and then the wash tank will heat up.

 When the dishwasher is ready, the ready light will come on. This indicates

that the dishwasher has reached optimum temperature.

 You can now start washing.
 Fill the basket. Only one basket can be used at a time.
 Slide it in to the dishwasher.
 Close the door and press the round black button. The dishwasher will start

washing for a few minutes. When the wash pump stops, the rinse is about to
start. Verify that the Rinse Pressure Gauge (P.6) is showing 20-30 PSI and
that the Chemical Flow Indicators (P.19) are moving. The rinse continues for
approximately 20 seconds.

 When the cycle light (near the start button) goes off, open the door and

remove the tray to let air dry.

 If you are ready for another wash, slide a basket in the dishwasher, close the

door & press the Cycle Start Button. If not, just close the door to retain the
heat in the dishwasher and conserve energy.

You should drain the dishwasher at least once a day or when the water is soiled.
The dishwasher should be turned off, drained, cleaned and left empty at night.

To drain the dishwasher, follow these simple steps;

 Turn OFF the power.
 Pull out the overflow tube (CAUTION: water may be hot)
 Press the white drain button (if so equipped) until all the water is gone. Be

careful not to let any debris go down the drain as it may block the pump.

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