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DISHWASHER
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Important Safety Instructions .....................2
Product Registration ..................................3
Features at a Glance ..................................4
Operating Instructions ...............................5
Preparing and Loading Dishes ....................9
Dishwasher Dispenser & Detergents ......... 12
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Care and Cleaning ................................... 15
Before You Call ....................................... 17
Major Appliance Warranty ........................ 19
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p
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before runnin
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dishwasher.
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time. To start the dishwasher usin
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the same
c
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p
tions selected on the
p
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w
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more. As a result,
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ou will see that the wash
cycles take lon
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p
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p
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door immediatel
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a mixture of hot water and deter
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to model.
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dishwasher be sure that the
wa
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a
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result in water leaka
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C
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with
op
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to
activate dishwasher deter
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s
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for the c
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the WASH TEMP
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roximatel
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140°F
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cle with its factor
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default o
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election is recommended for ever
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use and is
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uitable for a lar
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and food quantities remainin
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on those dishes.
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water temperature is reached.
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continue durin
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the water heatin
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delay. For best
results, the incomin
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water temperature should be
at least 120°F
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cle and Dela
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Start
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oth runnin
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cycle and delay countdown can be
cancelled at an
y
time.
O
p
en the dishwasher door and
p
ress the START
/
CANCEL pad until you hear a tone. The runnin
g
c
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cle or dela
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countdown is cancelled.
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cle can now be selected, b
y
pressin
g
START/CANCEL pad and closin
g
the door
i
mmediately, the new cycle will be
g
in.
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Start
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p
tion allows
y
ou to
automatically delay startin
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your dishwasher from
1-24 h
ou
rs.
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elect
y
our desired c
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cle and o
p
tions, then
p
ress
the DELAY START
p
ad until the desired dela
y
time dis
p
la
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s in the status window. The LEDs o
f
s
elected c
y
cle and o
p
tions are illuminated. The
s
tatus window dis
p
la
y
s the dela
y
time and then
dis
p
la
y
s ‘Press Start’.
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o start the dela
y
countdown,
p
ress START
/
CANCEL
p
ad and close door immediatel
y
.
T
he status window dis
p
la
y
s ‘Close’ after the
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p
ad is
p
ressed.
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g
that the countdown
h
a
s st
a
rte
d
a
fter the
doo
r is cl
o
se
d
. The selecte
d
c
y
cle starts when the countdown is com
p
leted.
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ntr
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ls
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o prevent children from accidentally chan
g
in
g
the
dishwasher cycle or startin
g
the dishwasher, lock
the dishwasher controls by pressin
g
the DELAY
S
TART
p
ad until the status window dis
p
la
y
s “loc”.
T
o unlock the controls,
p
ress the DELAY START
pad until “loc” is no lon
g
er displayed in the status
w
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tion in combination with rinse
aid will enhance dryin
g
performance. HEAT DRY
op
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cles.
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T
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p
tion will reduce tem
p
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hot rinse of the selected wash c
y
cle. This o
p
tion
w
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g
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g
e but will increase
the likelihood that dishware will not be dr
y
.
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penin
g
the door durin
g
cycle
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g
or delay
i
s countin
g
down, the dishwasher will stop runnin
g
.
T
he LEDs of selected c
y
cle and o
p
tions are
i
lluminated, the status window dis
p
la
y
s the
remainin
g
cycle time or delay time and displays
‘
Press St
a
rt’.
T
o resume,
p
ress START/CANCEL
p
ad and close
the dishwasher door immediatel
y
. The status
w
indow dis
p
la
y
s ‘Close’ after the START/CANCEL
p
ad is
p
ressed.
A tone will sound indicatin
g
that the dishwasher
w
ill be
g
in runnin
g
from the point of interruption
a
fter the
doo
r is cl
o
se
d
.
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p
t o
p
en for too
l
on
g
, or the door is closed without pressin
g
S
TART/CANCEL pad, the runnin
g
cycle or delay
c
ou
nt
do
wn will
b
e c
a
ncelle
d
.
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g
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he CLEAN li
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W
hen the SANITIZE o
p
tion is selected and the
criteria is met, the Sanitized indicator will dis
p
la
y
and remain on after the door is o
p
ened. If the
s
anitization criteria is not achieved, the indicator
w
ill not dis
p
la
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. This can ha
pp
en if the c
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cle is
i
nterru
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ted or if the sanitization tem
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our c
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cle and o
p
tions and
decide to cancel, by pressin
g
the START/CANCEL
pad, the unit will
g
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all LEDs will
g
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be called.
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electronic control s
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stem.
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g
activity:
U
ser Instructi
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n C
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de
1
-
24h
N
umber of dela
y
start hours.
T
he l
a
st h
ou
r will c
ou
nt
do
wn
i
n min
u
tes.
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O
SE Cl
o
se will scr
o
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a
cr
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a
t
u
s
w
indow indicatin
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the door needs to
b
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.
M
IN
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S
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umber of minutes left in c
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cle
(
1-199
)
.
L0
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.
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evel of Rinse Aid dosa
g
e.
Instruct
io
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Co
de
Dis
p
la
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ed
Problem
/
Conditio
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So
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s
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doo
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p
en or not
p
ro
p
erl
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latched.
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nsurin
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the door is properly latched will clear the
dis
p
la
y
. This does not indicate a
p
roblem with
y
our
d
ishw
a
sher
a
n
d
service will n
o
t nee
d
t
o
b
e c
o
nt
a
cte
d
.
PF
S
oft Power Failure: PF is displayed if a power outa
g
e occurs durin
g
a wash cycle. The
w
ash c
y
cle will be
p
aused tem
p
oraril
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and resume once
p
ower is restored if the door
has not been o
p
ened.
H
ard Power Failure: A hard
p
ower failure means the unit will not o
p
erate until
p
ower
i
s restored. Pressin
g
start within 18 hours of loss of power will resume power at the
p
oint of c
y
cle interru
p
tion.
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Time *
(
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n
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she
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ses
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or li
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ab
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she
s
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ses
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or li
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re-rinsed dishes and
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ilverw
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lt
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ur
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ra
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.
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s
1
1
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4
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3
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4
5
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a
she
s
3
Rinse
s
Rinse Onl
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F
or rinsin
g
dishes that
w
ill
b
e w
a
she
d
l
a
ter.
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u
lt
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t
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il
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le
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s
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4
2
Rin
ses
Í
N
O
TE
*
T
he time remainin
g
may suddenly increase or drop several minutes. This means that the dishwasher
received input from the Smart Sensor concernin
g
the soil load and has automatically ad
j
usted the
cycle len
g
th.
9
9
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G
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g
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oods such as mustard, mayonnaise, vine
g
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l
emon
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uice and tomato based products may
cause discoloration of stainless steel and
p
lastics
i
f allowed to sit for a lon
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period of time. Unless
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p
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best to
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u
f
a
ct
u
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mmen
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ti
o
ns
before washin
g
items in question.
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d
ishw
a
sher
d
r
a
ins int
o
a
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ood
D
is
p
oser, be sure dis
p
oser is
completely empty before startin
g
d
i
s
hwa
s
her.
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the Upper Rack
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p
lates, bowls, etc.
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g
lasses and plastic items in upper rack only.
L
oad items with open end facin
g
down for better
cleanin
g
and drainin
g
.
D
ama
g
e may occur if delicate items touch each
o
ther durin
g
dishwasher operation.
L
on
g
-handled knives and utensils can be placed in
upp
er rack.
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e sure nothin
g
protrudes throu
g
h the bottom o
f
the rack to block rotation of middle s
p
ra
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arm.
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s standard loadin
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pattern
12 place settin
g
s standard loadin
g
pattern
8 place settin
g
s standard loadin
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pattern
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AND L
O
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DISHE
S
Loadin
g
the Bottom Rack
Features and a
pp
earance of racks and
s
ilverware basket ma
y
var
y
from
y
our
m
o
del.
T
he bottom rack is best for
p
lates, saucers, bowls,
and cookware. Lar
g
e items should be placed
alon
g
the ed
g
e so they do not block the spray arm
rotation. For best results,
p
lace bowls, casseroles,
and sauce pans with soiled surface facin
g
down or
toward the center. Tilt sli
g
htly for better draina
g
e.
M
ake sure tall items do not block s
p
ra
y
arm
r
o
t
a
ti
o
n.
B
e sure pan handles do not protrude throu
g
h
the bottom of the rack and block the s
p
ra
y
arm
r
o
t
a
ti
o
n.
12 place settin
g
s standard loadin
g
pattern
8 place settin
g
s standard loadin
g
pattern.
10 place settin
g
s standard loadin
g
pattern.
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11
PREPARIN
G
AND L
O
ADIN
G
DISHE
S
M
ix items in e
a
ch secti
o
n
o
f the
ba
sket with s
o
me
pointin
g
up and some down to avoid nestin
g
.
W
ater s
p
ra
y
cannot reach nested items.
Addin
g
an article
T
o add or remove items after wash c
y
cle starts:
•
U
nl
a
tch
doo
r
a
n
d
w
a
it
a
few sec
o
n
d
s
u
ntil
w
ash action stops before openin
g
.
•
A
dd
the item
a
n
d
w
a
it
a
few sec
o
n
d
s t
o
a
ll
o
w
cold air to slowl
y
ex
p
and inside dishwasher.
•
T
o resume c
y
cle
p
ress the START/CANCEL
p
ad and close the door immediatel
y
.
L
oad shar
p
items
(
knives, skewers, etc.
)
pointin
g
down.
F
ailure to do so may result in in
j
ury.
Features and appearance of racks and silverware
basket may vary from your model.
Load
the silverw
a
re
ba
sket while it is in the
bottom rack or take the basket out for loadin
g
on
a
c
ou
nter
o
r t
ab
le.
In some models small items like bab
y
bottle ca
p
s,
j
ar lids, corn cob holders, etc., can be placed in
a
c
o
vere
d
secti
o
n. Cl
o
se the c
o
ver t
o
h
o
l
d
sm
a
ll
i
tems in
p
lace.
U
se su
gg
ested loadin
g
patterns, as shown, to
i
ncrease washabilit
y
of the silverware.
•
B
e sure nothin
g
protrudes throu
g
h bottom o
f
basket or rack to block the s
p
ra
y
arm.
•
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n
o
t mix silver
a
n
d
st
a
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a
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o
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utensils. Heavily soiled
u
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o
r items with
ba
ke
d
o
n f
ood
s sh
ou
l
d
b
e
p
laced in the u
pp
er rack or silverware basket for
best washin
g
performance. The separators on the
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gg
ested with cutlery
handles placed inwards to optimize cleanin
g
p
erformance.
T
he use of industrial
g
rade deter
g
ent can
dama
g
e parts of the dishwasher leadin
g
to
dama
g
e to the unit and surroundin
g
property.
U
se only household
g
rade automatic dishwasher
deter
g
ents.
How much Deter
g
ent to use
T
he amount of deter
g
ent to use depends on the
wa
ter h
a
r
d
ness. W
a
ter h
a
r
d
ness is me
a
s
u
re
d
in
g
rains per
g
allon. Usin
g
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tell
y
ou the water hardness in
y
our area.
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12
DISHWASHER DISPENSER
&
DETER
G
ENT
S
M
ain Wash Cu
p
Ma
in W
a
sh C
o
ve
r
Co
ver
La
tc
h
Í
N
O
TE
H
ard water ma
y
cause lime de
p
osit buildu
p
o
n the interi
o
r
o
f the
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sher. F
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eter
g
ent tablets and All-In-One packs may not
dissolve com
p
letel
y
if used with the QUICK WASH
c
y
cles. If one of these
p
roducts are used,
p
lace
the tab or
p
ack directl
y
on the bottom of the tub
i
n a corner before startin
g
the dishwasher, rather
than placin
g
these products in the dispenser.
Fillin
g
the Deter
g
ent Dispenser
T
he deter
g
ent dispenser has a main wash cup
w
here you will add your deter
g
ent or deter
g
ent
t
ab
.
•
U
se only fresh automatic dishwashin
g
deter
g
ent. Other deter
g
ents may cause
o
versudsin
g
.
•
W
hen usin
g
automatic dishwashin
g
deter
g
ent
tablet,
p
lace one tablet in main wash cu
p
and
cl
o
se.
•
Add deter
g
ent
j
ust before startin
g
cycle.
•
S
tore deter
g
ent in a cool, dry location.
Mo
ist
o
r caked deter
g
ent may not dissolve properly.
T
o add deter
g
ent
:
1.
P
ress the dis
p
enser cover latch to o
p
en the
main wash deter
g
ent cup.
2.
Add the recommended amount of deter
g
ent to
the main wash cu
p
.
3
.
S
li
d
e the m
a
in w
a
sh c
o
ver
ba
ck
o
ver the m
a
in
w
ash cu
p
to close.
Deter
g
ent Usa
g
e Chart
Dosa
g
e of Deter
g
ent
P
lace a sin
g
le deter
g
ent tablet or packet into the deter
g
ent dispenser compartment.
13
13
DISHWASHER DISPENSER
&
DETER
G
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S
W
ater Har
d
ne
ss
So
ft Water
(
0-3
g
rains)
Me
d
i
u
m Har
d
Water
(
4-8
g
rains)
Har
d
Water
(
9-12
g
rains)
Amount of deter
g
ent
(
teas
p
oons
)
4
teas
p
oon
s
6
teas
p
oon
s
8 teas
p
oon
s
Dis
p
enser cu
p
leve
l
F
ir
s
t Lin
e
S
ec
o
n
d
Line
Fu
ll
Í
N
O
TE
F
or very hard water, deter
g
ent alone may not be enou
g
h. A water softener is recommended to
i
mprove water quality and dishwashin
g
performance. Try addin
g
more deter
g
ent at the be
g
innin
g
o
f the main wash portion of the cycle. As a rule, use 1 teaspoon for each
g
rain above 12. Unlatch
the door, open slowly and add deter
g
ent to the bottom of the tub. Close the door to latch and the
dishwasher will continue throu
g
h the cycle.
IMP
O
RTANT
B
efore startin
g
a cycle, run hot water to clear
cool water from
p
i
p
e.
14
14
FACT
O
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PERF
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W
ater
P
re
ssu
re
T
he hot water line to dishwasher must
p
rovide
w
ater
p
ressure between 20 and 120
p
si.
L
ow water
p
ressure ma
y
occur when laundr
y
o
r showers are in o
p
eration. If
y
ou ex
p
erience
p
oor wash
p
erformance
y
ou ma
y
need to wait
u
ntil water use is reduced before startin
g
the
d
ishw
a
sher.
How to ad
j
ust the rinse aid dosa
g
e
Press and hold the RINSE ONLY and DELAY START
Press and hold the RINSE ONLY and DELAY START
pad for 5 seconds until the status window showspad for 5 seconds until the status window shows
rinse aid level. Pressing the DELAY START padrinse aid level. Pressing the DELAY START pad
increases the increment level (L0-L6).increases the increment level (L0-L6).
Once the rinse-aid level reaches L6, the statusOnce the rinse-aid level reaches L6, the status
window will start back at level L0.window will start back at level L0.
P
ressin
g
the START button or
j
ust pausin
g
for a
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cle.
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ater
T
em
p
erature
H
ot water is needed for best dishwashin
g
and
dryin
g
results. Water enterin
g
dishwasher should
be at least 120°F (49°C) to
g
ive satisfactory
res
u
lts.
T
o check water temperature enterin
g
dishwasher:
•
Tu
rn
o
n h
o
t w
a
ter f
au
cet ne
a
rest
d
ishw
a
sher
f
o
r sever
a
l min
u
tes t
o
cle
a
r c
oo
l w
a
ter fr
o
m
p
i
p
es.
•
H
old a cand
y
or meat thermometer in the
w
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(
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releases a measured amount o
f
rinse aid durin
g
the last rinse. If spottin
g
and poor
dryin
g
are problems, increase the amount of rinse
aid dis
p
ensed.
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performance. The ener
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re
q
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tion costs
p
e
n
-
nies
p
er c
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cle. You ma
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choose not to select the
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EAT DRY o
p
tion; however
y
ou will have items in
y
our dish load that will not be com
p
letel
y
dr
y
at
the end of the c
y
cle.
C
lean the C
o
arse Filter
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ake out the C
y
linder Fine Filter and remove the
C
oa
rse Filter fr
o
m the
d
ishw
a
sher t
ub
bo
tt
o
m.
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lush the Coarse Filter by holdin
g
it under runnin
g
w
ater and re
p
lace.
C
lean the C
y
linder Fine Filter
T
he Cylinder Fine Filter is desi
g
ned to collect
s
ome bi
g
items such as broken
g
lass, bones and
p
its. The C
y
linder Fine Filter needs to be cleaned
to maximize wash
p
erformance.
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emove the C
y
linder Fine Filter as shown, rotate
i
t counterclockwise, lift it out, em
p
t
y
and clean it
by rinsin
g
under runnin
g
water and replace. Use
o
f a spon
g
e or bottle brush may be necessary to
rem
o
ve
a
ll f
ood
resi
du
e.
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t
s
i
d
e
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y
wi
p
e with a mild nonabrasive
deter
g
ent and water. Rinse and dry.
C
are of Drain Air Ga
p
If a drain air
g
ap was installed for your built-in
dishwasher, check to make sure it is clean so the
dishwasher will drain properly. A drain air
g
ap
i
s usuall
y
mounted on the counter to
p
and can
be inspected by removin
g
the cover. This is not
p
art of
y
our dishwasher and is not covered b
y
w
arran
ty
.
15
15
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nter
i
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i
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g
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a
in int
o
p
a
n
.
4
.
D
isconnect drain line from
p
um
p
and drain
w
ater into
p
an.
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i
ce
:
1.
R
econnect the water, drain, and electrical
p
ower su
pp
l
y
.
2
.
T
urn on water and electrical
p
ower su
pp
l
y
3
.
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ill deter
g
ent cup and run the dishwasher
throu
g
h a HEAVY cycle.
4.
Check connections to make sure the
y
do not
l
e
a
k.
Property Dama
g
e Hazard
F
reezin
g
temperatures may cause water
l
ines to ru
p
ture. Be sure all su
pp
l
y
lines to
and circulatin
g
lines within dishwasher are
p
rotected.
F
ailure to do so could result in
p
ro
p
ert
y
dama
g
e.
16
16
C
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a
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a
ti
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u
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o
r m
o
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et
a
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o
n disconnectin
g
and restorin
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service to your
d
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a
sher.
17
17
Before callin
g
for service, review this list. It
ma
y
save
y
ou both time and ex
p
ense. This
list includes common ex
p
eriences that are
not the result of defective workmanshi
p
or
material in
y
our dishwasher.
F
oo
d S
o
ils Left
o
n Dishes
•
Choose another cycle for lon
g
er washin
g
time.
•
Choose the Hi-Tem
p
Wash o
p
tion.
•
Check rack loadin
g
section for proper loadin
g-
avoid nestin
g
items.
•
H
ome water
p
ressure ma
y
be too low - should
be 20 to 120
p
ounds
p
er s
q
uare inch
(p
si
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.
•
Check incomin
g
water temperature. It should
be at least 120°F
(
49°C
)
.
(
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Check water hardness. For extremel
y
hard
w
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y
be necessar
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to install a water
s
oftener. (See Deter
g
ent Chart).
•
U
se Fresh Deter
g
ent.
•
M
ake sure items are not blockin
g
the spray
arms, preventin
g
them from rotatin
g
.
Dishes not Dr
y
•
S
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o
p
tion.
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Increase the dischar
g
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of rinse aid.
(
See Rinse Aid
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.
•
Check the incomin
g
water temperature. Be
s
ure it is at least 120°F
(
49°C
)
.
•
Check for proper loadin
g
-avoid nestin
g
items.
•
P
lastic items ma
y
need to be towel dried.
•
Cu
p
s with a concave bottom will collect water.
L
oad them at the far left of the u
pp
er rack so
the
y
will be held in a tilted
p
osition.
G
lassware/Flatware S
p
otted or Cloud
y
•
Check water hardness. For extremel
y
hard
w
ater, it ma
y
be necessar
y
to install a water
s
oftener. (See Deter
g
ent Chart).
•
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ater tem
p
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y
be low. Avoid
extremely low or hi
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Avoid overloadin
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and improper loadin
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. (See
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and Loadin
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Dishes).
•
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g
ent. Old deter
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Check to see that proper amount of deter
g
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i
s bein
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used for cycle selected. Also, check
phosphate level. (See Deter
g
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)
BEF
O
RE Y
OU
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•
H
ome water
p
ressure ma
y
be too low - it
s
hould be 20 to 120
p
ounds
p
er s
q
uare inch
(p
si
)
.
Dishware Chi
pp
ed
•
L
oad with care and do not overload.
(
See
P
reparin
g
and Loadin
g
Dishes).
•
P
lace delicate items in to
p
rack.
•
P
lace
g
lasses securely a
g
ainst pins and not
o
ver
p
ins.
•
L
oad items so they are secure and don’t
j
ar
l
oose when movin
g
racks in and out. Move
racks in and out slowl
y
.
•
M
ake sure tall
g
lasses and stemware will clear
to
p
of tub when rack is
p
ushed in.
•
F
ine anti
q
ue china and cr
y
stal should be
h
a
n
d
-w
a
she
d
.
W
ater in B
o
tt
o
m
o
f Tu
b
•
W
ater left in the tub bottom after the c
y
cle is
com
p
lete is not normal. If water remains in
the bottom of the tub, the dishwasher ma
y
not be drainin
g
properly. (See Dishwasher
D
oes not Drain Pro
p
erl
y)
.
Dishware Stained
o
r Disc
o
l
o
red
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in a solution of 1/2
cu
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(
120 ml
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bleach and one
q
uart
(
1L
)
o
f
w
arm water. Rinse thorou
g
hly.
•
Iron de
p
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y
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line will correct this
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roblem.
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Spots and Film).
•
Aluminum utensils can leave
g
ray/black marks
w
hen they rub a
g
ainst other items. Load
P
ro
p
erl
y
.
•
Certain hi
g
h acid foods can cause
discoloration of stainless steel and
p
lastics i
f
allowed to sit for a lon
g
period. Use the Rinse
Only cycle or rinse by hand if not operatin
g
d
ishw
a
sher
a
t
o
nce.
•
M
ixin
g
stainless steel and silver utensils in
s
ilverware basket can cause pittin
g
of the
s
tainless steel blades. Avoid mixin
g
stainless
s
teel
a
n
d
silver.
C
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g
Time
•
Is cycle in a water heatin
g
delay
?
•
H
as the dela
y
start o
p
tion been selected
?
•
H
as the sanitize o
p
tion been selected
?
N
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Spots and Fil
m
H
ard water can cause lime de
p
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p
on the
i
nterior of the dishwasher. Dishes and
g
lasses may
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manner. Do not load an
y
metal utensils or
s
ilverw
a
re.
2.
D
o not add deter
g
ent.
3
.
S
elect the NORMAL c
y
cle. Press START/CANCEL
p
ad. Close and latch the door.
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w
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hwa
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her Leak
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automatic dishwashers. Measure deter
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Ad
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w
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•
L
ower the water tem
p
erature.
Deter
g
ent Left in Dispenser Cup
•
D
eter
g
ent may be old. Discard and use fresh
deter
g
ent.
•
B
e sure the dish load doesn’t block s
p
ra
y
from
enterin
g
the deter
g
ent cup.
•
Check to see if c
y
cle has been com
p
leted.
•
M
ake sure items do not prevent the deter
g
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dispenser from openin
g
.
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•
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W
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the
dryin
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part of the cycle. This is normal.
•
Check to see that dishwasher is level.
(
See
Installation Instructions
)
.
Dishwasher W
o
n’t Ru
n
•
Check to see if circuit breaker is tri
pp
ed or if a
f
u
se is
b
l
o
wn.
•
M
ake sure water su
pp
l
y
is turned on.
•
Check to see if c
y
cle is set correctl
y
.
(
See
Operatin
g
Instructions).
•
Is dishwasher set for Dela
y
Start O
p
tion
?
•
Ma
ke s
u
re
doo
r is cl
o
se
d
a
n
d
l
a
tche
d
.
Dishwasher W
o
n’t Fil
l
•
Is water su
pp
l
y
turned on
?
Dishwasher Does Not Drain Pro
p
erl
y
•
If unit is hooked u
p
to a food waste dis
p
oser,
make sure the dis
p
oser is em
p
t
y
.
•
Check to see if the knockout plu
g
has been
removed from inside the food waste dis
p
oser
i
nl
e
t.
•
Check t
o
see if
d
r
a
in h
o
se is kinke
d
.
•
M
ake sure c
y
cle is com
p
lete, not in a
p
ause.
Dishwasher has an Od
o
r
•
S
oiled dishes left in dishwasher too lon
g
can
create an odor. Use Rinse Onl
y
c
y
cle.
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Check to see if unit is drainin
g
properly. (See
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p
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y)
.
S
tains
o
n Tub Interi
o
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•
W
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lar
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tomato based soil can cause a pink/oran
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the Rinse Only cycle will reduce the
chance of stainin
g
. Usin
g
air dry option will
l
essen stainin
g
.
O
penin
g
the door durin
g
cycle
•
If the dishwasher door is o
p
ened while the
u
nit is runnin
g
, the START/CANCEL pad must
be
p
ressed and the door shut immediatel
y
to return the unit to the selected c
y
cle and
op
tion.
19
19
N
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20
20
Y
MAJ
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Your appliance is covered by a one year limited warranty. For one year from your ori
g
inal date of purchase,
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lectrolux will pay all costs for repairin
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or replacin
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any parts of this appliance that prove to be defective
i
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pp
liance is installed, used and maintained in accordance with the
p
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Exclusi
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If Y
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u Need Service
This warranty does not cover the followin
g:
1.
P
roducts with ori
g
inal serial numbers that have been removed, altered or cannot be readily determined.
2.
P
roduct that has been transferred from its ori
g
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u
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P
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p
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this warrant
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.
5
.
F
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.
P
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S
ervice calls which do not involve malfunction or defects in materials or workmanshi
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, or for a
pp
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household use or used other than in accordance with the
p
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ervice calls to correct the installation of
y
our a
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liance or to instruct
y
ou how to use
y
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liance.
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E
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, such as removal of trim, cupboards, shelves,
etc., which are not a
p
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