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5.1 Before/after use
1.
Remove residuals of food from the dishes.
2.
You do not need to rinse the dishes under flowing water.
3.
Fill the racks as follows:
a.
Objects such as cups, glasses, pots and pans upside down.
b.
Curved objects and objects with recesses in a slanted position, so the
water can drain off.
c.
Arrange the dishes safely and tightly in the rack so they cannot tip over.
d.
The dishes must not block the rotating spray arms.
e.
Do not put small objects in the appliance as they may easily drop out of
the racks.
4.
After washing, empty the lower rack first; so remaining water cannot drop from
the upper rack into the lower one.
5.2 Upper dish rack
The upper dish rack is intended for delicate and light dishes such as glasses, cups,
saucers, small platters and bowls and small, flat pans. When you have filled the rack,
the dishes must not be moved by the sprayed water (spray arms).
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YPE
D
ISHES
A
C
UP
B
G
LASS
C
S
AUCER
D
B
OWL
E
B
OWL
F
B
OWL
You can adjust the position of the upper dish rack to provide more room for large
objects either in the lower or the upper rack. You adjust the upper rack by placing
the relevant wheel-set in the rail. Put long items on the shelf so they will not impede
the rotating spray arms. You can fold back the shelf if need be.
