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CONGRATULATIONS
Thank you for selecting a Kenmore Elite dishwasher. You have joined the
many consumers who demand quiet and superior performance from their
dishwashers.
This Use and Care Guide was written with your safety and convenience
in mind, and the information contained herein is very important. We highly
recommend that you read this manual before you use your dishwasher for
the first time.
Enjoy!
Table of Contents
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ................ 2
Dishwasher Components ........................................ 3
Features, Accessories, and Options ........................ 3
Materials .................................................................. 4
Dishware Preparation ............................................. 5
Loading the Dishwasher .......................................... 5
Adding Detergent and Rinse Aid ............................. 8
Operating the Dishwasher ....................................... 9
Wash Cycle Options .............................................. 10
Dishware Drying ..................................................... 11
Unloading the Dishwasher ...................................... 11
Maintenance Tasks ................................................ 12
Wash Cycle Information ........................................ 14
Troubleshooting ..................................................... 15
Protection Agreements .......................................... 16
Warranty ................................................................ 16
Spanish Language Section ............................... 17-32
Customer Service .................................... Back Cover
Table of Contents 3
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
INJURY/DEATH HAZARD - SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH COULD RESULT IF THE DISH-
WASHER COVERED IN THIS MANUAL IS OPERATED INCORRECTLY OR IN A WAY OTHER
THAN ITS INTENDED PURPOSE. DO NOT USE THE DISHWASHER COVERED IN THIS
MANUAL IN ANY OTHER WAY OR FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE THAN IS EXPLAINED IN
THIS MANUAL.
1. Use this dishwasher only for its intended function, which is the washing of household dishware
and kitchenware.
2. This dishwasher is provided with two manuals; one Installation Instruction Manual, and one Use
and Care Manual. Read and understand all instructions before using the dishwasher.
3. Use only detergents or wetting agents recommended for use in a dishwasher, and keep them out
of the reach of childen.
4. When loading items to be washed:
a. Locate sharp items so that they are not likely to damage the door seal.
b. Load knives and other sharp utensils with their HANDLES UP to reduce the risk of cut-type
injuries.
5. Do not wash plastic items unless they are marked "dishwasher safe" or the equivalent. For plas-
tic items not so marked, check the manufacturer's recommendations.
6. Do not operate your dishwasher unless all enclosure panels are in place.
7. Do not tamper with or override controls and interlocks.
8. Do not abuse, sit on, or stand on the door or dish racks of the dishwasher.
9. To reduce the risk of injury, do not allow children to play in or on the dishwasher.
10. Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may be produced in a hot water system that has not
been used for two weeks or more. Hydrogen gas is explosive. Before using a dishwasher that is
connected to a hot water system that has been unused for two weeks or longer, turn on all hot
water faucets and let the water flow from each for several minutes. This will release any accu-
mulated hydrogen gas. As the gas is explosive, do not smoke or use an open flame during this
time.
11. Remove the door to the washing compartment when removing an old dishwasher from service
or discarding.
12. To avoid floor damage and possible mold growth, do not allow wet areas to remain around or
under the dishwasher.
ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD - ELECTRICAL SHOCK COULD RESULT IF THE ELECTRICAL
SUPPLY FOR THE DISHWASHER COVERED IN THIS MANUAL IS INCORRECTLY INSTALLED
OR IF THE DISHWASHER HAS BEEN IMPROPERLY GROUNDED. DO NOT USE THE DISH-
WASHER COVERED IN THIS MANUAL IF YOU ARE NOT CERTAIN THE ELECTRICAL SUP-
PLY HAS BEEN CORRECTLY INSTALLED OR THE DISHWASHER HAS BEEN PROPERLY
GROUNDED.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
This appliance must be grounded to a metal, permanent wiring system, or an equipment grounding
conductor must be run with the circuit conductors and connected to the equipment grounding
terminal or lead on the dishwasher. See the Installation Manual included with this dishwasher for
more information on electrical requirements.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!
4 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Dishwasher Components
Vent
Top Rack
Top Rack
Spray Arm
Bottom Rack
Spray Arm
Bottom Rack
Detergent/Rinse Aid
Dispenser
Filter System
-- (in dishwasher
floor)
Silverware Basket
Model/Serial Number Label
Features, Accessories, and Options
Features
Auto SensorTM: Checks water conditionand decides
whether a second fresh water fill is necessary.
Quiet Guard TM Supreme: A two-pump motor system, the
Suspended Motor, and triple insulation result in extremely
quiet operation.
Concealed Heating Element: Heats water to a
temperature of up to 161°F.
Condensation Drying: A high temperature final rinse,
a low temperature stainless steel tub, and the sheeting
action of a rinse agent result in drying that is hygienic,
energy efficient, and economical.
Digital Countdown Display: A digital readout that
counts down the time remaining in the cycle. The digital
countdown display is also used to set the dishwasher's
Additional Drying Heat and Delay Start options.
Filter System: Three filters ensure distribution of clean
water and protect the main pump and the drain pump from
foreign material.
Nylon Racks: Eliminate cuts and nicks, and have a five-
year warranty.
"Refill Rinse Aid" Indicator: A message on the control
panel that comes on when the rinse aid dispenser is
needs to be refilled.
"Sanitized" Indicator: A message on the control panel
certifies that your dishes are sanitized to the standards of
the National Sanitation Foundation.
Stainless Steel Giant TubTM: A rust-free, hygienic interior
surface with a lifetime warranty.
Water Shut-Off: A safety feature that stops the flow of
incoming water if water is detected in the base of the
dishwasher.
Dishwasher Components
Accessories and Options
Additional Drying Heat: Raises the rinse water
temperature, resulting in better drying.
Automatic Adjustability Top Rack: The top rack can be
lowered to accommodate large items in the top rack, and
raised to make room for large items in the bottom rack.
Cup Shelves: Fold-down shelves that hold cups or large
kitchen utensils.
Delay Start: Allows you to delay the start of the wash
cycle for up to 24 hours.
Top Rack and Bottom Rack Flip Tines: Tines that fold
down improve loading versatility.
Top Tier Only TM Cycle: Saves energy, water, and
detergent by washing loads small enough to fill only the
top rack.
Features, Accessories, and Options 5
Materials
NOTE: Before you use your dishwasher for the first time, check the information in this section. Some items you may
want to clean are not dishwasher safe and should be hand-washed; others require special loading. Contact the item's
manufacturer if you are unsure about the item's dishwasher suitability.
Safe
Aluminum: Colored anodized aluminum may fade over
time. Minerals in your water may cause the aluminum to
darken or spot. This can usually be removed by using a
soap-filled steel wool pad.
China, Crystal, Stoneware: Some hand-painted pieces
may discolor, fade, or spot. Hand-wash these pieces.
Position fragile glassware so that it will not topple over or
contact other pieces during the wash cycle.
Glass: Milk glass may yellow.
Non-Stick Coatings: Apply a light coating of vegetable oil
to non-stick surfaces after drying.
Plastics: Ensure the piece is dishwasher safe.
Stainless Steel, Sterling Silver, and Silver Plate: To
prevent possible corrosion, place items made of different
metals so that they do not contact each other.
Not Recommended
Acrylic: Crazing (small cracks throughout the acrylic) may
occur.
Adhesive-Joined Pieces: Adhesives that join materials
such as plastic, wood, bone, steel copper, tin, etc. may
loosen.
Bone-Handled Utensils: Handles may separate.
Iron: Iron will rust. Hand-wash and dry immediately.
Non-Dishware Items: Your dishwasher is intended for
use in cleaning ONLY standard household dishware and
kitchenware.
Pewter, Brass, Bronze: Pewter will tarnish. Hand-wash
and dry immediately.
Tin: Tin will rust. Hand-wash and dry immediately.
Wood: Wooden bowls, wooden utensils, and wood-han-
dled utensils can crack, warp, and lose their finish.
6 Materials
A. Dishware Preparation
1. General Guidelines
a) Do not pre-wash items having loosely-attached soiling.
b) Remove large food particles, bones, seeds, toothpicks, and
excessive grease.
c) Items having burned-on or hard, stuck-on soiling may require
soaking and hand-scouring before being placed in the
dishwasher.
B. Loading the Dishwasher
1. General Guidelines
I. Using your Dishwasher
DISHWASHER DAMAGE: Loading the dishwasher
with objects such as paper products, plastic bags,
packing materials, or anything other than normal dish-
ware and kitchenware could damage the dishwasher.
Do not load the dishwasher with anything other than
dishwasher-safe dishware and kitchenware.
a) Check the Materials section of this manual if you are unsure
about an item's dishwasher suitability.
b) Load only dishwasher-safe items into the dishwasher.
e) Load items so that water can reach every part of every item.
d) Place pots, pans, cups, bowls, and glasses upsidedown in the
racks.
e) Separate items of different metals.
2. Top Rack Accessories
Automatic Adjustability Top Rack Height Adjustment
The top rack can be raised to accommodate items up to 8"
(2Ocm) in the top rack and 14" (36cm) in the bottom rack, or
lowered to accommodate items up to 10" (25cm) in the top rack
and 12" (30cm) in the bottom rack.
To lower the top rack:
a) Pull the top rack out of the dishwasher until it stops rolling.
b) Press the blue Automatic Adjustability handles inward as
shown in Figure 1. The rack will drop to its lowered position.
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To raise the top rack:
c) Pull the top rack out of the dishwasher until it stops rolling.
d) Grasp the top of the rack above the Automatic Adjustability
handles and pull it upward as shown in Figure 2 until the
Automatic Adjustability handles lock the rack into position (you
do not need to press the Automatic Adjustability handles in
order raise the rack).
NOTE: Before you push the top rack back into the dish-washer,
ensure that the rack height is the same on both sides. Otherwise,
the dishwasher door will not shut and the top rack spray arm will
not connect to the water circuit.
e) Push the top rack back into the dishwasher.
Flip Tines
Flip Tines fold down to make loading the racks easier in some
instances.
f) Grasp the tine stem as shown in Figure 3 and fold the tines
downward.
Cup Shelves
g) Grasp the Cup Shelves as shown in Figure 4 and fold them
down.
h) Place cups upside-down on the Cup Shelves. The Cup Shelve.'
can also hold large cooking utensils.
3. Loading the Top Rack
NOTE: Check the Wash Cycle Options section of this manual for
information on the Top Tier Only TM cycle.
a) Figure 5 shows a typical mixed load in the top rack.
Dishware Preparation Loading the Dishwasher 7
Using your Dishwasher..continued
7) Figure 6 shows the top rack load pattern for 10 place settings.
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10 Place
Setting
c) Figure 7 shows the top rack load pattern for 12 place settings.
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12 Place
Setting
NOTE: When pushing the top rack into the dishwasher, push it
until it stops against the back of the tub. Otherwise, the top rack
spray arm may not connect to the water supply.
d) When the top rack is loaded, push it into the dishwasher.
4. Bottom Rack Accessories
Flip Tines
Flip Tines fold down to make loading the racks easier in some
instances.
a) Grasp the tines as shown in Figure 8 and fold the tines
downward.
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5. Loading the Bottom Rack
NOTE: Keep the vent on the tub's right side clear by placing tall
items such as plastic cutting boards and tall baking sheets on the
bottom rack's left side, center, or back.
a) Place large items in the bottom rack. Load pots and pans
upside-down. Figure 9 shows a typical mixed load in the bottorr
rack.
b) Figure 10 shows the bottom rack load pattern for 10 place
settings.
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10 Place
Setting
e) Figure 11 shows the bottom rack load pattern for 12 place
settings.
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12 Place
Setting
d) When the bottom rack is loaded, push it into the dishwasher.
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Using your Dishwasher..continued
3. Loading Extra Tall Items
If an item is too tall to be placed into the bottom rack even with the
top rack in the raised position:
a) Remove the empty top rack by pulling it out of the dishwasher
until it stops rolling.
b) Pull the front of the rack upward and outward until the rollers are
completely free of the roller guides. Set the top rack aside.
c) Push the roller guides back into the dishwasher.
d) insert the Extra Tall item Sprinkler into the top rack spray outlet
and turn the sprinkler clockwise to lock it into position as shown
in Figure 12.
Remove the sprinkler and return the dishwasher to its
normal condition:
f) Turn the sprinkler counter-clockwise and remove it from the top
rack spray outlet.
g) Retrieve the top rack.
h) Tilt the top rack upwards and position the top rack rollers onto
the roller guides.
i) Continue pushing the top rack until the rollers are on the guide.
j) Push the top rack into the dishwasher.
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NOTE: Keep the vent on the tub's right side clear by placing tall
items such as plastic cutting boards and tall baking sheets on
the bottom rack's left side, center, or back.
e) Place your extra tall item(s) in the bottom rack as shown in
Figure 13.
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7. Loading the Silverware Basket
INJURY HAZARD: Knives and other sharp utensils
placed with their handles down in the silverware baskets
can cause serious injuries. Whenever possible, do not
load knives and other sharp utensils with their handles
down. Do not allow children to handle or play near
knives and sharp utensils.
a) Keep children away from knives and other sharp utensils.
NOTE: The silverware basket tops can be folded up to
accomodate large or oddly-shaped items.
b) With the silverware basket tops down, load the silverware
basket following a pattern suggested by Figure 14, placing
knives with their handles up, and forks and spoons with their
handles down.
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DISHWASHER DAMAGE: Reinstalling the top rack without
removing the extra tall item sprinkler can damage the
dishwasher. Do not reinstall the top rack with the sprinkler
installed.
c) If large or oddly-shaped items are to be loaded into the
silverware basket with the tops up, load the items so that they
do not nest together. Load knives and sharp utensils with their
handles up.
d) The basket splits along its length, making two halves that may
be placed in a variety of positions in the lower rack, greatly
increasing the lower rack's loading versatility.
Loading the Dishwasher 9
Using your Dishwasher..continued
re split the Flexible Silverware Basket:
e) Grasp the basket and slide the two halves in opposite
directions as shown in Figure 15A, and pull the two halves
apart as shown in Figure 15B.
C. Adding Detergent and Rinse Aid
1. Detergents
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Some suggestions for placing the two halves in the lower
rack are shown in Figure 16.
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DISHWASHER DAMAGE: Using hand dishwashing products
in your dishwasher could damage your dishwasher. Do not
use hand dishwashing products in your dishwasher.
DISHWASHER DAMAGE: Too much detergent in soft water
may cause etching in glassware. Do not use too much
detergent f your water supp y s soft.
a) Use only powdered detergents specifically designed for
dishwashers.
b) The detergent dispenser cup has lines that measure detergent tc
15 milliliters (ml) and 25ml. 45ml of detergent will completely fill
the detergent dispenser cup.
NOTE: If you do not know the hardness of your water supply, use
15ml (1 Tbsp) of detergent, increase the amount of detergent, if
necessary, to the least amount required to get your dishware and
kitchenware clean.
c) Use the measuring lines in the detergent dispenser cup as a
guide to measure the amount of detergent recommended in
Table 1.
Table 1 - Recommended Detergent Amount
Wash Unit of
Hard Medium Soft
Cycle Measure
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ml 25-45 25 15-25
Normal
Wash
Tbsp
ml
Quick
Wash
Tbsp
1-3/4to 3-1/2 1-3/4 1to 1-3/4
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15-25 15 15
1to 1-3/4 1 1
2. Rinse Aids
a) Always use a liquid rinse aid, even if your detergent contains a
rinse aid or drying additive.
3. The Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispenser
Filling the Detergent Dispenser
a) If the dispenser cover is shut, open it by pressing the blue
release tab in the direction of the arrow shown in Figure 17.
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b) Fill the detergent dispenser cup with the amount of detergent
recommended in Table 1.
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Loading the Dishwasher Adding Detergent and Rinse Aid
c) Shut the detergent dispenser cover by sliding the cover to the
left and pressing it down firmly so that it snaps shut as shown
in Figure 18.
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Using your Dishwasher..continued
The cover will open during the cycle to dispense the detergent.
Rinse Aid Dispenser Regulator
The amount of rinse aid dispensed can be regulated to control
spotting and streaking. The Rinse Aid Dispenser Regulator as
shown in Figure 21 is preset at 4.
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To adjust the amount of rinse aid dispensed:
h) Open the rinse aid dispenser cover.
i) If your dishes are streaked after washing, turn the regulator to
a lower number.
j) If your dishes are spotted after washing, turn the regulator to a
higher number.
Filling the Rinse Aid Dispenser
d) Open the rinse aid dispenser by pressing the star on the cover
with your index finger while lifting the tab with your thumb as
shown in Figure 19.
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e) Add liquid rinse aid to the dispenser as shown in Figure 20A
until the rinse aid reservoir is full. Wipe up any excess rinse aid
that )uddles when the dispenser reservoir is full.
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f) Return the rinse aid dispenser cover to its shut position and
press it firmly so that the cover snaps shut.
NOTE: Figure 20B represents a completely empty rinse aid
reservoir.
g) Refill the rinse aid dispenser when the rinse aid reservoir
level indicator as shown in Figure 20B begins to show a silver
background with black lines or when the Refill Rinse Aid
indicator comes on.
NOTE: After filling the Rinse Aid dispenser, the Refill Rinse Aid
indicator will go out in a few minutes after the dishwasher door is
shut.
D. Operating the Dishwasher
1. Select the Proper Wash Cycle
a) Items with baked-on or hard, dried-on soiling will require
Scrub Wash and possibly soaking and hand-scouring before
being placed in the dishwasher.
b) The Normal Wash cycle will thoroughly clean large loads
having loosely attached normal soiling.
c) For delicate or heirloom dishware and silverware, or other
special items, select the China Gentle after referring to the
Materials section of this manual. Hand-washing may be the
best treatment of such items.
d) For lightly soiled items try Quick Wash.
e) The Rinse cycle will allow you to keep a small load in your
dishwasher until you have enough items for a full load.
f) A small load can also be placed in the top rack and given
complete washing by the Top Tier Only TM cycle.
More information on dishwasher cycles is in the Wash Cycle
Information section of this manual.
Check the Wash Cycle Options section of this manual for
information on the Top Tier Only TM cycle, Delay Start, and
Additional Drying Heat.
2. Starting the Dishwasher
a) Shut the dishwasher door.
b) Press the On/Off button as shown in Figure 22.
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c) Press the button for the wash cycle desired.
d) The dishwasher will start and continue operating until the end
of the selected cycle.
Once you start the dishwasher, leave the dishwasher door shut
until it finishes the cycle.
Adding Detergent and Rinse Aid Operating the Dishwasher 11
Using your Dishwasher..continued
"Refill Rinse Aid" Indicator
Fill the Rinse Aid dispenser when the Refill Rinse Aid message
comes on as shown in Figure 23.
b) Wait at least ten seconds or until water noises stop before
opening the dishwasher door.
c) To resume the cycle, shut the dishwasher door and press the
On/Off button.
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6. Canceling or Changing a Cycle
a) To cancel or change a cycle, press and hold for three seconds
the two buttons labeled "Cancel Drain" as shown in Figure 25
until the digital readout shows "0".
4. "Sanitized" Indicator
The Sanitized indicator appears on the control panel display as
shown in Figure 24.
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When the Sanitized indicator lights, it means that your dishes
have been sanitized according to very strict standards of wash
time and water temperature. The standards for sanitization are set
by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) and are explained
in the document ANSIINSF 184, Residential Dishwashers. More
information on NSF standards is available at the NSF website
http://www.nsfconsumer.org/home/appliances.asp.
The dishwasher cycles that are NSF certified are Scrub Wash,
Normal Wash, and China Gentle. When these cycles are
complete, the "Sanitized" indicator on your dishwasher control
panel will illuminate.
Note: If your household water supply is too hot, your dishwasher's
heating time may be reduced and the "Sanitized" light or symbol
may not illuminate. Your dishwasher Installation Manual has
information on the recommended temperature for your household
hot water supply.
5. Interrupting a Cycle
NOTE: Should you need to interrupt a cycle (to add or remove an
item, to add detergent, etc.), it is best to do so within the first 30
minutes of the cycle.
a) Press the On/Off button to stop the dishwasher.
SCALD HAZARD: You could be seriously scalded if you
open the dishwasher door quickly during a wash or rinse
cycle. Do not fully open the dishwasher door for at least
10 seconds after the dishwasher has stopped, or until
water noises stop.
b) Wait for approximately one minute, then press the On/Off
button
c) You may now begin a new cycle.
E. Wash Cycle Options
1. Top Tier Only TM Cycle
This option allows you to save energy and water by washing
loads small enough to fill only the top rack.
Note: The Top Tier Only option does not reduce wash time.
To use the Top Tier Only cycle
a) Load the top rack.
b) Press the On/Off button.
c) Press the button for the desired wash cycle.
d) Press the Top Only button.
2. Delay Start
This option allows you to delay the start of the selected wash
cycle for up to 24 hours.
a) Press the OnlOff Button
b) Press and hold for three seconds the Delay Start button as
shown in Figure 26 until the LED display shows the number of
hours of delay desired.
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c) Press the button for the desired wash cycle. You can change
the delay time and/or the cycle at any time during the delay.
12 Adding Detergent and Rinse Aid Operating the Dishwasher
I Using your Dishwasher..continued
F. Dishware Drying
At the end of the cycle the dishwasher will stop and a period
of condensation drying will follow (more information on
Condensation Drying can be found in the Features, Accessories,
and Options section of this manual.). After 12 - 15 minutes of
drying,
the LED display will show "0",
the "Sanitized" indicator will light (except in the
Quick Wash and Rinse cycles).
G. Additional Drying Heat
With this option you can raise the temperature of the rinse water,
which will result in better and faster drying.
a) Press and hold the left "Cancel Drain" button as shown in
Figure 27, then press and hold the On/Off button.
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When the LED display shows a "0" or a "1", release both buttons.
b) To enable the Additional Drying Heat, press the left "Cancel
Drain" button until the LED display shows a "1".
c) To disable the Additional Drying Heat, press the left "Cancel
Drain" button until the LED display shows a "0".
d) Press the On/Off button. You may now wash dishes as usual.
H. Unloading the Dishwasher
General Guidelines
POSSIBLE BURN INJURY: Dishware is hot immedi-
ately after the wash cycle. Do not handle dishware
immediately after the wash cycle.
a) Unload the bottom rack first.
b) Unload the silverware basket(s).
c) Unload the top rack.
d) If the Extra Tall Item Sprinkler was installed, return the
dishwasher to its normal condition (see the Loading Extra Tall
Items instructions in the "Loading the Dishwasher" section of
this manual).
Dishware Drying Unloading the Dishwasher 13
II. Care and Maintenance
_,.Maintenance Tasks
Perform the following maintenance to ensure continued superior
_erformance from your Kenmore dishwasher:
Wiping up Spills and Splash-out
Winterizing Your Dishwasher
Check/Clean the Spray Arm Nozzles
Clean the Stainless Steel inner Door and Tub
Check/Clean the Filter System
Clean the Exterior Door Panel
Clean the Door Gasket
I. Wiping Up Spills and Splash-out
Water may occasionally splash out of your dishwasher, especially
if you interrupt a cycle or open the dishwasher door during a
cycle. Wipe up immediately any water that spills or splashes out
of your dishwasher.
2. Winterizing Your Dishwasher
If your dishwasher will be unused for an extended period of time
in a location that experiences freezing temperatures (e.g., in a
holiday home or through a vacation period), you must drain all the
water from the dishwasher's interior.
a) Turn off the water supply.
b) Disconnect the drain hose, and allow your dishwasher to
completely drain into a bucket or other appropriate receptacle.
3. Check/Clean the Spray Arm Nozzles
Occasionally check the spray arms to ensure that the spray
nozzles are unobstructed. You must remove the spray arms to
check them for obstruction.
To remove the top spray arm:
a) Remove the empty top rack from the dishwasher.
b) Turn the rack upside-down. The top spray arm is held in
position by a locking nut as shown in Figure 28A. Turn the
locking nut counter-clockwise 1/8 turn and remove it, as shown
in Figure 28B to release the spray arm.
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HEALTH HAZARD - MOLD GROWTH: Standing water
around or under the dishwasher can cause mold growth
that can adversely affect human health and damage
household structural materials, To avoid floor damage
and possible mold growth, do not allow water to remain
around or under your dishwasher.
c) Remove the spray arm as shown in Figure 29.
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d) Look for obstruction in the spray nozzles.
e) If the spray nozzles need cleaning, flush them under running
water.
To reinstall the top spray arm:
f) Return the top spray arm to its installed position.
g) Return the locking nut to its installed position and turn it 1/8
turn clockwise.
h) Return the top rack to the top rack roller guides.
To remove the bottom spray arm:
i) Remove the empty bottom rack from the dishwasher tub.
j) Grasp and lift the bottom spray arm as shown in Figure 30.
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k) Look for obstruction in the spray nozzles.
/) If the spray nozzles need cleaning, flush them under running
water.
To reinstall the bottom spray arm:
m) Return the bottom spray arm to its installed position and press
it so that it snaps into place.
n) Return the bottom rack to its installed position.
14 Maintenance Tasks
Care and Maintenance...continued
_,. Check/Clean the Stainless Steel Inner Door and Tub
a) Clean the outer edges of the inside door panel regularly to
remove debris that might collect there from normal loading.
b) If spots begin to appear on the stainless steel tub or inner door,
make sure the rinse agent reservoir is full.
5. Check/Clean the Filter System
Your dishwasher has a filter system that is made up of a Large
Object Trap/Cylinder Filter assembly and a Fine Filter. The filter
system is located on the dishwasher floor and is easily accessible.
During normal use the filter system is self-cleaning, but you
should occasionally inspect it for foreign objects and clean it when
necessary.
To Remove the Fine Filter and the Micro Filter:
e) Lift the Fine Filter from the dishwasher floor as shown in Figure
33 and flush it clean by holding it under running water.
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To Remove the Large Object Trap/Cylinder Filter Assembly:
a) Remove the bottom rack.
b) Grasp the assembly as shown in Figure 31, and turn it counter-
clockwise 1/4" turn.
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c) Lift out the assembly as shown in Figure 32.
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INJURY HAZARD: The large object trap could contain
sharp objects. Do not reach into the large object trap
with your fingers.
d) Carefully examine the assembly. If you find debris in the Large
Object Trap, turn it upside-down and gently tap it on a surface
such as a countertop to dislodge and remove the debris. Flush
the Cylinder Filter clean by holding it under running water.
To reinstall the filter system:
f) Return the Fine Filter to its installed position
g) Place the Large Object Trap/Fine Filter Assembly into its
installed position in the dishwasher floor.
h) Turn the ring handle clockwise 1/4 turn until it is locked. The
arrow on the ring handle and the arrow on the Fine Filter
should point to each other, as shown by the circle in Figure 34.
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i) Gently pull the ring handle to ensure that the Assembly is
locked into place.
6. Clean the Exterior Door Panel
POSSIBLE DISHWASHER DAMAGE: Your dishwasher's
exterior door panel can be damaged if you try to clean it
with harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, scouring pads
(metal or plastic), or abrasive cloths/paper towels. Do not
use harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, scouring pads
(metal or plastic), or abrasive cloths/paper towels to clean
your dishwasher's exterior door panel.
Colored Exterior Doors
a) Use only a soft cloth that is lightly dampened with soapy water.
Stainless Steel Exterior Doors
a) Use a soft cloth with a non-abrasive cleaner made for cleaning
stainless steel. For the best results, apply the stainless steel
cleaner to the cloth, then wipe the surface.
7. Clean the Door Gasket
a) Regularly clean the door gasket with a damp cloth to remove
food particles and other debris.
Maintenance Tasks 15
Wash Cycle Information
The NSF Symbol
A dishwasher or a dishwasher cycle that has the NSF
symbol has been certified by the National Sanitation
Foundation (NSF) to meet very strict requirements of
wash time and water temperature to ensure dishware
and kitchenware sanitization. These requirements are
explained in the document ANSI/NSF 184, Residential
Dishwashers. More information on NSF Certification is
available at the
NSF website, http://www.nsfconsumer.org/home/
appliances.asp.
CERTIFIED CYCLES
Scrub Wash: Removes hardened, baked-on material
from dishware.
Normal Wash: For normal, everyday loads with loosely
attached food.
China Gentle: Saves water and energy while removing
loosely attached food from delicate dishware.
Your dishwasher is NSF Certified. The dishwasher cycles
that are NSF certified are Scrub Wash, Normal Wash,
and China Gentle. When these cycles are complete, the
"Sanitized" indicator on your dishwasher control panel will
illuminate.
Quick Wash: A 35-minute cycle that cleans lightly
soiled items such as glasses and coffee cups.
Rinse: Rinses and holds smaller loads until you have a
full load.
NOTE: If your household water supply is too hot, your
dishwasher's heating time may be reduced and the
"Sanitized" light or symbol may not illuminate. Your
Dishwasher Installation Manual has information on the
recommended temperature for your household hot water
supply. _ _ANSI/NSF[Certifiedt1°84]
Cycle Duration/Water Consumption Information
NOTE: Cycle duration and water consumption depend
largely upon household water temperature and wash
load. Therefore, the times and quantities in this charts are
approximate.
Scrub Normal China Quick
Rinse
Wash Wash Gentle Wash
Approx.
Cycle Time 126 108 90 35 10
in minutes
Approx. Minimum 5.7 3.2 3.3 3.3 1.2
Water
Consumption
in gallons Maximum 7.6 7.6 3.7 3.7 1.4
Approx. Minimum 21 16.8 13.8 11.8 4.8
Water
Consumption
in liters Maximum 28.8 28 14 14 5.3
Water not
Wash Temp °F 161 ° 140 ° 120 ° 120 °
heated
Water not
Rinse Temp °F 161 o 155 ° 155 ° 140 °
heated
16 Wash Cycle Information
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