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NOTICE
Risk of damage!
Long objects which protrude from the
dish racks may block the spraying arms
or damage the seals. The dishes are not
suffi ciently cleaned.
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Ensure that long objects are posi-
tioned 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 operation.
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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 water 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.
– Delicate glasses:
may become matt and opaque
– Decorations on dishes/glasses/cutlery:
may fade.
– Silver: may tarnish.
– Anodised aluminium: may discolour.
– Tin: may turn matt.
– Wood: may warp and tear
– Horn/heat-sensitive plastic: may become
deformed.
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– Glued items of cutlery: may come apart.
– Handmade items:
may be damaged.
– Electrical components of kitchen appli-
ances such as mixers:
may cause an electric shock
• Observe the instructions in user manuals
and data sheets.
Upper dish rack
Optimal loading
1: Cups, 2: Saucers, 3: Glasses,
4: Small serving dish, 5: Mid-sized
serving dish, 6: Large serving dish
The upper dish rack is intended for small and
medium-sized dishes such as glasses, coffee
and tea cups, sauce jugs, saucers and des-
sert plates.
The dish rack provides additional storage
space thanks to the fold-out and usable cup
tray (17).
