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Loading the dishwasher
NOTICE
Risk of damage!
Long objects which protrude from the dish
racks may block the spraying arms. The
dishes are not suffi ciently cleaned.
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Ensure that long objects are positioned
only horizontally in the dish racks.
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Place dishes in the dish racks in such a
way that none of the objects can slip out
of the dishwasher when it is next opened
or slip out of the dish racks during oper-
ation.
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Use the height adjustment function for
the upper dish rack.
Remove large and stuck-on scraps of food
from the dishes so that the sieve and filter do
not become blocked. Soak dishes with dried-
on or burnt-on foods in water before placing
them in the dishwasher. Position the dishes
with the opening to the bottom so that the wa-
ter can run off (e.g. for glasses).
Unsuitable dishes
The following dishes and crockery are unsuit-
able for cleaning using a dishwasher as this
will damage them:
Cookware
Consequences
Sensitive glasses
may become matt and
opaque.
Decorations on
dishes/glasses/
cutlery
may fade.
Silver
may tarnish.
Anodised alumin-
ium
may discolour.
Tin
may become matt.
Wood
may warp and tear.
Loading the dishwasher
H o r n
a n d
h e a t - s e n s i t i v e
plastic
may become deformed.
Glued cutlery
parts
may come apart.
Handmade items may be damaged.
Electrical compo-
nents
of kitchen appliances
such as mixers may
cause an electric shock.
Observe the instructions in user manuals
and data sheets.
Upper dish rack
Use the upper dish rack (13) for small and
medium-sized dishes. You can obtain more
storage space by folding out the cup rack. The
upper dish rack is also adjustable in height,
so that you can place it further up when there
are larger dishes in the lower dish rack.
Changing the height of the upper
dish rack
1. Pull the upper dish rack (13) right out.
d
2. Pull up the coloured levers (d) on both
sides and raise or lower the dish rack to
the desired level.