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HIGH TEMPERATURE MACHINES ARE EQUIPPED WITH THE RINSE SENTRY FEATURE.
THE RINSE SENTRY WILL EXTEND THE WASH CYCLE IN THE EVENT THAT THE
BOOSTER HEATER HAS NOT REACHED A MINIMUM TEMPERATURE OF 180
°F.
Operation
Operation
Unpack and Place
All 201, 401
Control
Panel
501 Control Panel
Normal Wash Cycle
RINSE SENTRY FEATURE
1.
Flip the POWER switch up to the “ I “ position. The switch illuminates, water enters the
wash compartment. Wash tank heater heats wash water and the booster heater begins
to heat the final rinse water.
2.
Wait 10-minutes for the booster to reach temperature.
Then, run 1 empty cycle before inserting your first rack of dishes.
3.
Prescrap and load wares into the appropriate dishrack.
NOTE:
Do not overload dishrack. Load wares in a peg rack; load silverware in a
single layer in a flat-bottom dishrack. Overloading dishrack will result in
poor washing results.
NOTE:
Wait until the wash temperature gauge reads 150°F for high temp models.
or 140°F for low temp models.
4.
Open dishwasher door and slide dishrack into the machine. Only wash one
dishrack per wash cycle.
5.
Close the dishwasher door. Press and hold START button for 1 second.
The cycle light illuminates and the wash cycle begins.
NOTE:
Opening the door stops the cycle. When the dishwasher door is closed
the cycle resumes automatically.
I
O
START
POWER
PRIME
OFF / DRAIN
ON
DET
R/A
PRIME
DET
R/A
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