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Silverware
Basket
t+),alure,sand appearance (_/racks and ,silverware baskel,s may va*y,fi'om your model.
Put flatware in the remowfl)le basket with tm'k and knife handles up to protect yore" hands. Place
spoons in the basket with handles down. Mix knives, tin'ks and spoons so thev don't nest together
Distribute evenly Small plastic items, such as measm'ing spoons and lids fl'om small containers,
should go in the bottom of the silverware basket with silverware on top.
Flip-down covers can be lowered to secure lightweight items fl'om the effects of the vigorous wash
action. The slots in the cove_ can be used to separate silverware.
Don't let any item
extendthrough bottom
Flip-downcoverscan
beloweredto secure
lightweightitems
Low_ Rack _Aqmn loading the lm_vr rock, do not load lmge platte_s
or mJ}:s in the fl'ont left corne_: They may prevent
detergent fl'om ci_vulating dtwing the wash cycle.
The lower rack is best used ti)i" plates, saucei3, and
cookware. I,a_ge items such as broiler pans and
racks should go along the sides, i,oad platte_3, pots
and bowls along the sides, in corne_3, or in the back.
The soiled side of items should thce the center of
the rack.
Fold-&mn fingers provide fle_bility for extra large
and hard-to-fit items,
The finge_5 ma) be left in the up position or folded
dox_n to customize tile lm_er rack,
t'bllow
these
guidelines
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10 place
settings
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