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“Wash Cycle Table”. Your dishwasher uses less detergent and rinse aid than conventional dishwashers.
Generally, only one teaspoon of detergent is needed for a normal wash load, heavily soiled items may need
more detergent. Always add the detergent just before starting the dishwasher, otherwise it could become damp
and not dissolve properly.
Amount of Detergent to Use
IF THE WATER IN YOUR AREA IS NOT TOO HARD, YOU MAY ALSO PREVENT THE FORMATION OF
DEPOSITS BY DETERGENT
The amount of detergent needed can vary due to differences in the water hardness of your area. To determine
the water hardness in your area, contact your local water utility or area water softening company. The harder
the water, the more detergent you may need. Remember, you should adjust the amount of detergent you use
by small amounts until you find the correct amount.
Proper Use Of Detergent
Use only detergent specifically made for use in dishwasher. Keep your detergent fresh and dry. Don’t put
powder detergent into the dispenser until you’re ready to wash dishes.
Rinse Aid Dispenser
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Your dishwasher is designed to use liquid rinse aids. The rinse-aid dispenser is located on the door next to the
detergent dispenser. Fill the rinse-aid dispenser until the maximum level is reached (approximately 150ml of
liquid rinse-aid). Be sure not to overfill the dispenser as this will cause over-sudsing. Wipe away any spills with
a damp cloth. Keep in mind that if you have soft water, you may not need to use a rinse-aid as it may cause a
white film to develop on your dishes.
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To open the dispenser, lift up the Rinse Aid reservoir cover as shown below.
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Pour the rinse-aid into the dispenser, being careful not to overfill.
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Replace the cover after filling.
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The rinse-aid is released during the final rinse to prevent water from forming droplets on your dishes that can
leave spots and streaks. It also improves drying by allowing the water to “sheet” off the dishes.
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