Dishwasher loading instructions and racks provided
Upper rack:depending on the model
1)
Multi-purpose support (A):
Depending on the position, for long-
handles utensils, cups and glasses. May
be used in three different positions.
Crockery holders (B):
Depending on the position, for example
plates, cups and long-stemmed glasses.
2)
Revolving glass support (C):
Depending on the position, for example
small or long-stemmed glasses.
Long-handled utensils (e.g. carving
forks, knives) must be arranged
with the sharp end facing in
towards the appliance.
Half Load:
Load the upper rack only.
Place the cutlery basket (D) in the
upper rack.
Rack height adjustment
(also when loaded):
? Lower adjustment: pull out the
two rack handles outwards (E)
and lower the rack.
Upper adjustment: pull the two
handles (E) upwards until the rack
clicks into place (Factory setting).
The rack must be level on both
sides.
Removing the top rack to provide
clearance for large items of
crockery in the bottom rack:
Open the rack guide retainers (F) on the
right and left and remove the top rack.Retainer
When the upper rack is in place the closedRetaineropen
retainers must always be closed.
FF
Lower rack:
Depending on the model with fixed or
tilting plate holders (G).
Half Load:
Load the lower rack only.
Greater washing power, particularly
for plates and saucepans.
Cutlery basket (J) or (H):
Some models are provided with a grid
(I) that can be fitted onto the cutlery
basket to keep items separated.
Cutlery basket (D), if provided, for
appliances with half load only.
Sharp knives and forks that might
cause injury must be placed in the
cutlery basket with the sharp end
facing downwards.
Only use dishwasher-proof crockery and dishes. Do not use the appliance for items not suitable for washing in a dishwasher,
for example wooden items, aluminium, plastic utensils, tin, hand-decorated crockery (unglazed), silver cutlery.
Spare parts which are sold separately:
1)
Multi-purpose support (A) - N. AMH 369 series.
2)
Revolving glass support (C) - N. WGH 1000 series.
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