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Ifcleaningor drying is not satisfactory, or If
spotting and filming are a problem:
1) Be sure to use the proper water temperature
(140 ° at the faucet). To check it, turn hot water
faucet on and let water run into a glass until It
reaches maximum temperature. Measure
temperature with a candy thermometer. If It's
above or below 140", adjust the setting on
your water heater so the faucet temperature Is
as close to 140 =as possible or use the Temp
Boost option which will guarantee proper
wash temperature.
2) Be sure to use the proper amount of
automatic dishwasher detergent
(approximately 1 teaspoonful per grain of
water hardness with a minimum of 1
tablespoon) In the correct side of the
detergent cup for the cycle selected.
3) Be sure to load the dishwasher properly (so
that Items will drain properly and are not
nested or shielded from the jets of water).
Make sure nothing extends above or below the
racks to interfere with the movement of the
upper or lower spray arms.
4) Be sure the proper cycle has been selected.
5) For maximum drying, make sure "POWER
DRY" Is selected.
6) Also, to Improve drying and to reduce spotting
and filming, consider using a rinse additive
such as solid Jet Dry, especially if you have
hard water. (Fasten it In a corner of the lower
rack as shown below.)
The interior is normally self-cleaning. However, In
very hard water areas lime deposits as well as
some discoloration or filming may occur. Remove
It with a clamp cloth and a mild scouring powder.
Occasionally check the bottom of the dishwasher
tub and clean out pieces of food which may
collect there.
Clean the bottom edge of the dishwasher tub
which Is sealed off by the gasket when the door
Is closed. Food and liquids drip onto this area
when the dishwasher Is loaded.
Clean the control panel with a soft clamp cloth.
Do not use any abrasive powders or cleaning
pads.
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