Asko 1375 User manual

Quick Start Guide
We know you’re excited about owning an ASKO dishwasher and you’re anxious to get started, so here’s a brief summary of the
operation procedures. The page references in this Guide refer to the
Use and Care Guide . To get the most out of your dishwasher’s
features, we recommend that you read the
Use and Care Guide .
CHANGING A PROGRAMCHANGING A PROGRAM
CHANGING A PROGRAMCHANGING A PROGRAM
CHANGING A PROGRAM
If you decide to change the program after you have started the machine, simply turn the control knob to the desired program. The
machine will drain so the new program will start with clean water.
AMOUNT OF DISHWASHING DETERGENT TO USEAMOUNT OF DISHWASHING DETERGENT TO USE
AMOUNT OF DISHWASHING DETERGENT TO USEAMOUNT OF DISHWASHING DETERGENT TO USE
AMOUNT OF DISHWASHING DETERGENT TO USE
We recommend that you use only unscented, granular automatic dishwashing detergent. Generally, one tablespoon of detergent is
needed for a normal wash load. More heavily soiled items, however, may need more detergent. Also, the amount of detergent
needed can vary due to differences in water hardness. The harder the water, the more detergent you may need. (See page 5.) In any
case, you should never use more than three tablespoons of detergent.
PROGRAMS AND OPTIONSPROGRAMS AND OPTIONS
PROGRAMS AND OPTIONSPROGRAMS AND OPTIONS
PROGRAMS AND OPTIONS
To select a program, simply turn the control knob to the appropriate program number. Select Temp boost and Heat dry by pressing
or releasing the buttons, as indicated on the control panel.
Options
Programs
For the heaviest soiled loads, such as
pots, pans, casseroles, etc.
This program rinses the dishes. Select
Heated dry if you also want them heat
dried.
For lightly soiled loads that are washed
immediately after use. This program is
good for delicate items, such as fine
china and crystal, but you should set the
Temp boost to Low and the Heat dry to
off.
To rinse dishes that you plan to wash
later that day. If this button is set on Hi (released), the main
wash and final rinse are heated to 140°F. If it is
set on Low (depressed), the dishes are washed at
the household hot water temperature.
1 Rinse and hold
2 Pots and pans
4 Light wash
5 Rinse
This program activates the heating
element to warm the dishes.
6 Plate warm
For normally soiled loads, such as
plates, glasses, bowls, and lightly
soiled pans.
3 Normal wash
Temp boost
Releasing this button activates the heating
element for a short period after the final rinse to
dry the dishes faster.
Heated dry
Model 1375
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Rinse and hold
Pots and pans
Normal wash
Light wash
Rinse
Plate warm
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Load the dishwasher. (There’s no need to pre-rinse. Simply scrape off large food particles before
you load the dishware.)
After you’ve pushed the baskets back inside the unit, manually rotate the upper and lower spray
arms to be sure they turn freely.
Make sure there is rinse aid in the dispenser. Add rinse aid, if needed.
Add automatic dishwashing detergent and close the dispenser cover. (See “Amount of
Dishwashing Detergent to Use”on the other side of this
Quick Start Guide .)
Close the door securely.
Set the Temp boost and Heated dry options as desired.
Turn the control knob to the desired program. The dishwasher will start.
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♦Don’t pre-rinse. Simply scrape off large food particles before you load the dishes.
♦Wash only full loads.
♦Don’t use the high wash temperature for lightly soiled dishes.
♦Avoid using Heat dry. (You can speed up the drying process by opening the door slightly to release the moist air.)
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ASKED QUESTIONSUESTIONS
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UESTIONS
1) Where do I put the prewash detergent?
2) Where do I put the rinse aid?
3) Why does my dishwasher run so long?
4) Why am I getting a white film on my dishes?
5) Why is there always water left in the bottom of my
machine?
ANSWERSANSWERS
ANSWERSANSWERS
ANSWERS
1) The prewash detergent goes in the small compartment
between the main wash detergent compartment and the rinse
aid dispenser. (See page 4.)
2) The rinse aid goes into the rinse aid dispenser. (See page 5.)
3) If the temperature of the water entering your dishwasher is
below 120°, the dishwasher runs longer because it heats the
water to the proper temperature for the program selected.
Raising your water heater setting may help shorten the cycle
times. If this doesn’t resolve the problem, call the ASKO
AdvisoryCenter.
4) You may be using too much detergent or washing your dishes
in water that is too hot. Try using less detergent and a lower
temperature setting. (See pages 5 and 8.)
5) It’s normal to have some water left in the sump area near the
drain. If the water fills more than the drain area, see page 9 for
possible solutions.
Refer to your Use and Care Guide for additional information.
Refer to this page in
the
Use & Care Guide .