Page 1: ... SystemsMonitor 5 7 9 CycleFeatures 6 User MaintenanceInstructions 19 Detergent Detergent Guide 10 H Warranty BackCover Dispenser Cups 11 WaterTemperature 10 Energy SaverSwitch 5 6 Winter Storage 19 Energy SavingTips 2 Features 4 5 Front Panel Color Change 19 Loading 12 14 Modeland Serial hTurnbers 2 Operating Guide 4 5 CycleSelection 4 DishwashingShortcut 6 Drying Options 5 6 1 ...
Page 2: ...received a o Irnrnediately contactthedealer orbuilder thatsoldyouthe dishwasher saw time Before you SHwkee e e ChecktheProblemSolver pages 16through18 It listscausesof minoroperatingproblemsthatyou cancorrectyourself Letsyouselectfast heateddrying or energy saving no heatdrying A Y E that tellsyouwhat shappeninginthe dishwasherandif something s wrong 2 operate only when it sfull Letthedishesaccumu...
Page 3: ... and B Load sharp kniveswiththe handles up to reduce the risk ofcut type injuries Ilo not touch the heating element during or immediately after use Do not operateyour dishwasher unlessall enclosurepanels am properly in place Do not tamper with controls Do not abuse sit on or stand on the door or dish rack of tie dishwasher close supervision is necessary if this appliance is used by or near childre...
Page 4: ...ld highperformance onnormalloads RINSE HOLD isforrinsing partialloadswhichwillbe washed kiter Do nolZZSe detergent UK3 Hf WASHisfor most loads ofeverydaydisheswithlightsoils or soilsthat havenot dried m M saveshot water over the higher performance cycles thus saving energy To change a setting just touch desiredpad Your dishwasher isnowautomatically programmed Anumberinthe SYSTEMS MONITORwiHtellyou...
Page 5: ...ical mergy used by this model approximately STEP 5 start the When you re ready to wash dishes touch the START pad There is a time delay between start q andwaterfillso youwill nothearanywashactionright away Dishwasherwillproceed throughyourentireprogramand turnoffautomatically To Mmgsa cycle after Wasmg starts touch tile C1 JHd RE r pad to cancel cycle After water is pumped out arc motor stops you ...
Page 6: ... Approx 11 0 gal Pm Wash Pre l inse Pre l hse Main Rinse Mnw M minutes Pl e mnse wash 11 0 gal Pre washl Pre l inse Pre Rime Main Rime Rinse M I lhtes Pr e Rinse wash LmmWASH 93gal Pre Rinse Pre l inse Main Rinse Rinse 43 rnimms wash 7 7gal Pre R irk M MM Pre mnse Main Rinse Rinse 43 minutes wash IRINSE IKMJD 3 7gal Pm mse I e Rinse 10rnhwes Wnexkmkd times Thesecycle DryfD ms times may bebxeased u...
Page 7: ... onuntilthedoorisunlatched I UNHEATED DRY IndicatesENERGY SAVER DryOption IndicatesHEATEDDRYINGDryOption WASHING Displayed duringMe wash Pre rinseandMainWashperiods RINSING Display duringRinseperiodsfollowing theMainWash DRYING IndicatesHEATEDDRYINGhasbeenselected HEATING Indicateswater beingheated inwashperiod totemperature necessary for good washability The minutescountdown isonholdforuptoamaxim...
Page 8: ...desiredcycle Z1 Runcycle whendesired Thisdishwasher isdesigned toautomatically compensate for longerthannormaldraintimes butcycletimewillbe extended Hthiscodecontinues toappearfrequently then L Cleantheairgap seepageE 2 Checkforakinkin t hedrain hose 3 Checkplumbing fors ow or t PPed updrains JCYEWiwranty servicedoesnotcover household drainproblems Locateandremove theblockage inthedrainsystemas ex...
Page 9: ...nd try thecycleagain Checkthe chartaboveforthings you cando tocorrectthe problem 9 mm Unlatchthe door If thereisnowaterinthebottomofthe dishwasher checkthewatersupplytothedishwasher Isthedishwasher watersupplyturnedon kWtI usuallylocatedunderthesink Isthehollsehoklwatersupplyturnd o Myouusewellorcisternwater isthesupplyadequa Hthewatersupplyisadequate trythecycleagain If C5 repeats cdl for service...
Page 10: ... Selecta longercycieandfillbothdetergent cupsatleasthalf fullwithdetergent touse a rinse agent A rinseagentmakeswaterfbw offdishesquickerthanusual This lessenswaterspottingandmakes dryingfaster too Forbestdishwashing performance useofa rinseagentsuchasU3T DRYbrandisrecommended Rinseagentscomein eitherliquid or solidform Yourdishwasher s dispenserusestheliquidform H YW to ml the rime agent dispense...
Page 11: ...that pulverizes softfiredbitsand flushesthemmmy h can hide small 2NI1OW1R of SOf t hod bUt 1iiI C iiIllOUiltS WiIl bedifilcuhtohandle 3 Try to remove food scrapsand placedishesin dishwasherbefore soilhas a chanceto dry and become hard Disheswith dried on soil are more difficultto washand may not come clean intheNORMAL WASH cycle Remember touse yourRINSE HOLDcyc ofor small hoMing loads Note ilc foo...
Page 12: ...block it or load tall thingsnextto it Also be carefulnottoletaportionofanitemsuchasapotor dishhandleextendthroughthebottomrack Thiscoukl blockthewasharmandcausepoorwashingresults Thetoprackisbestforglasses cupsandsaucers Tworowsofcupscanbewashedwhenusingthe folding shelf Load the bottomrowfirst thenfolddownthe shelfandloadthetoprow Cupsandg as e fitbest dongthe sides Thisis theplacefordishwasher s...
Page 13: ...space forcups tind m kmg utensilson two levels Load the lowerlevelfirst then fold the shelfdown As shown herethisplateisbeingplacedwiththe soiled Fit plates arid saucers between the pins Load platters potsandbowlsalongthe sides in cornersor intheback sidefacingthecent r oftherackso waterand deteigent from wash arm can reach soiled surfaces 13 ...
Page 14: ...thebasket I Ieavilv soiled pots pans and casseroles MUSTbc loaded inthe b ttom rack facingdown Prop broiler pans and racks alongthe edge Shallowitemsmaybc angled providedthe lower sidedoesnotshieldthesoiled surfaceinsidefromthewater Putflatwareintheremovable basketwithhandlesupto protectyourhands Mixknives fo sandspoonsso theydon tnesttogether Distributeevenly ...
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Page 17: ...l General Hectric Factory IService Using a vinegar or citric acid crystal rinse more than twice a month Consider a home water softener If vinegar or citricacid crystal rinsedoesn twork thecloudinessis etching Thefilmcannotbe removed It can be preve te Uselessdetergent ifyouhavesoftwater Washglassware inthe shortestcyclethatwillgetthemclean Watertemperatureenteringdishwasher exceeds150 F Teaor coff...
Page 18: ...utomaticdishwashers Spillingtherinseagentcancause foamduring washing This can icad tOOVCXi OWiI wiPe up accidentalspill of rinse agentwith a damp cloth Shut offpowerfromdishwasher atfuseorcircuitbreaker Wait5 secondsandrestore powertodishwasher Try inputpanel again Ifyou med more help dl toll f ew GE Answer Omtelmo consumer service Toobtain service see your warranty NEXT if you iire still not plea...
Page 19: ...line fromthe watervalve Drain WN3 i mmthe inletline and watervalve Jse a pan to catch the water Ikxmnnectthe waterinletlineto the watervalve Dmin the collectionchamberat rear of unitbelowfilterby disconnectinghose to pump Reconnect afterdraining Remove thephisticpmnpcoverin h tub bottomand use a spongeto soak upwaterintherubberboot T Ifyouareredecorating youcan changeym w dishwasher s front panels...
Page 20: ...oryService Centersor by our authorized CustomerCm servicers during normal working hours Look in the White or YellowPages of your telephone directory for GENERAL ELECTRIC XXUIPANY GENERAL ELECTRICFACTORY SERVICE GENERAL ELECTRIC HC TPOINTFACTORYSEWACEor GENERAL ELECTRICCUSTOMER CARE SERVICE Service trips to your home to teach you how to use the product F im ytw ILkwI and Camnmaterial Hyou then have...
