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4.
Loading
the
Upper
Rack
The
upper
rack
is
best
loaded
with
more
delicate
items,
small
plates,
long
cutlery,
cups,
glasses
and
dishwasher
safe
plastic
items. Plates
should be
positioned
upwards
with
the
plate
bottom
facing
the
front
of
the
rack.
Cups,
glasses
and
bowls
must
be
positioned
upside
down.
Extra
cups
or
cooking
utensils
can
be
laid
on
the
fold
down
cup
racks
which
may
also
provide
support
for
long
stem
glasses.
Take
care
not
to
obstruct
the
rotation
of
the
spray
arm
under
the
upper
rack.
Non
Dishwasher
Safe
Items
The
combination
of
high
water
temperatures
and
dishwasher
detergent
may
damage
particular
items,
therefore
we
do
not
recommend
using
the
dishwasher
to
wash
the
following:
Copper
or
anodized
aluminum
Hand
painted
silver
or
gold
leaf
crockery
Wood
or
bone
handled
utensils
Iron
or
non
rust
proof
utensils
Plastic
items
which
are
not
dishwasher
safe.
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HOW
TO
USE
AND
OPERATE
12
Your
upper
rack
can
be
raised
or
lowered
to
cater
for
different
sized
crockery.
Before
adjusting,
ensure
that
the
rack
is
empty.
You
can
change
the
position
of
the
upper
rack
by
lifting
the
rack
upward,
into
the
upper
position,
or
by
pulling
on
the
two
levers
on
either
side
of
the
rack
to
move
it
down
to
its
lower
position.
We
recommend
that
where
possible
the
upper
rack
remains
level.
And
when
you
pull
the
rack
upward,
hold
the
middle
location
of
the
upper
rack
(
marked
position)
After
adjusting
the
rack
levels,
check
that
the
spray
arm
is
free
to
rotate.
5.
Adjusting
the
Upper
Rack
WARNING
Before
adjusting,
ensure
the
rack
is
empty
of
all
crockery.
Otherwise
crockery
may
be
damaged
or
you
may
be
injured.
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