Beko DIT39432 User manual

DIT39432
DDT39432X
DDT39432CF
DDT39432XIH
USA
Document Number :
Dishwasher
User manual
15 9925 01 00_AF_BEKO_E8_USA/ 25-10-18.(14:20)

To prevent accidents, which could cause serious injury or death, as well
as machine damage read these instructions before installation and / or
use.
CONTENTS
1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1
2. RECYCLING 4
3. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DISHWASHER 5
4. LOADING THE DISHWASHER 6
4.1 UPPER RACK 8
4.2 LOWER RACK 11
4.3 PROPER AND IMPROPER LOADING OF DISHWARE 17
5. WHAT SHOULD NOT BE WASHED IN YOUR DISHWASHER 18
6. OPERATING THE PRODUCT 19
PROGRAMME SELECTION / PROGRAMME CANCEL KEY 20
FUNCTION KEYS 20
PREPARING THE MACHINE 20
PROGRAMME SELECTION 20
6.4 AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS 23
HOMEWHIZ FUNCTION 24
HOMEWHIZ SETUP AND USER ACCOUNT SETTINGS 24
6.5 SCHEDULING THE WASHING TIME 28
6.6 STARTING THE PROGRAM 28
6.7 CANCELLING THE PROGRAM 29
6.8 SALT INDICATOR ( )29
6.9 RINSE AID INDICATOR ( )29
6.10 END OF PROGRAM 30
6.11 WATER CUT-OFF WARNING 30
6.12 OVERFLOWING WARNING 30
7. DETERGENT 31
7.1 ADDING DETERGENT 31
7.2 TABLET DETERGENTS 32
7.3 RINSE AID 33
8. ADJUSTING THE WATER SOFTENING SYSTEM 34
9. FILLING THE DISHWASHER SALT DISPENSER 35
10. CARE AND MAINTENANCE 36
10.1 CARING FOR YOUR DISHWASHER EXTERIOR 37
10.2 CARING FOR YOUR DISHWASHER INTERIOR 37
10.3 CLEANING THE FILTERS 38
10.4 CLEANING THE HOSE FILTER 39
10.5 CLEANING THE WASH ARMS 39
11. TROUBLESHOOTING 41
12. TECHNICAL FEATURES 46
13. WARRANTY STATEMENT FOR THE BEKO DISHWASHERS 47

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INTRODUCTION
Please read ths user manual and
partcularly the safety nstructons
completely and carefully. They wll save
you tme and effort and help to ensure
optmum dshwasher performance.
Be sure to observe all lsted warnngs
and cautons. Look partcularly for the
cons wth exclamaton marks nsde. The
nformaton con wll also provde mportant
references.
AWARNING:
Indcates a
potentally hazardous stuaton
whch, f not avoded, could
result n death or serous njury.
ACAUTION:
Indcates a
potentally hazardous stuaton
whch, f not avoded, may result
n njury. It may also be used to
alert aganst unsafe practces.
CNOTICE:
Indcates a
potentally hazardous stuaton
whch, f not avoded, may result
n damage to the dshwasher,
the table-ware, the equpment
or the envronment.
1. IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
AWARNING:
When usng
the dshwasher, follow basc
precautons, ncludng the
followng:
Read all nstructons before
usng the dshwasher! Save
these operatng nstructons
and pass them on to any future
user.
A
“Ths devce comples wth Part
15 of the FCC Rules. Operaton
s subject to the followng two
condtons:
(1) ths devce may not cause
harmful nterference, and
(2) ths devce must accept any
nterference receved, ncludng
nterference that may cause
undesred operaton.”
“No changes shall be made to
the equpment wthout the
manufacturer’s permsson
as ths may vod the user’s
authorty to operate the
equpment”
Ths equpment has been tested and found
to comply wth the lmts for a Class B dgtal
devce, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These lmts are desgned to provde
reasonable protecton aganst harmful
nterference n a resdental nstallaton.
Ths equpment generates, uses and
can radate rado frequency energy and,
f not nstalled and used n accordance
wth the nstructons, may cause harmful
nterference to rado communcatons.
However, there s no guarantee that
nterference wll not occur n a partcular
nstallaton. If ths equpment does cause
harmful nterference to rado or televson
recepton, whch can be determned
by turnng the equpment off and on,
the user s encouraged to try to correct
the nterference by one or more of the
followng measures:
- Reorent or relocate the recevng
antenna.
- Increase the separaton between the
equpment and recever.
- Connect the equpment nto an outlet on
a crcut dfferent from that to whch the
recever s connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experenced
rado/TV techncan for help.

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•Ths equpment comples wth FCC
radaton exposure lmts set forth
for an uncontrolled envronment n
accordance wth FCC rule part 2.1093
and KDB 447498.
•Use the dshwasher only for ts
ntended purpose as descrbed n
ths user manual. Ths applance s
ntended for normal household use
only.
•
The manufacturer disclaims
responsibility for damage or
injury caused by improper use
of this appliance.
•The nformaton n ths user manual
must be followed to mnmze the rsk
of fre or exploson and to prevent
property damage, personal njury or
loss of lfe.
•Do not operate your dshwasher
unless all the enclosure panels are
properly n place.
•Do not tamper wth the controls.
•Do not abuse, st on, stand n or on the
door or dsh rack of the dshwasher.
•The cup racks are desgned to support
cups, glasses and ktchen utensls.
When the cup racks are n the
dshwasher do not lean on or use the
cup racks to support your body weght.
•To reduce the rsk of njury, do not
allow chldren to play n, on or near the
dshwasher.
•Use only detergents or rnse ads
recommended for use n a household
dshwasher and keep them n a dry
place out of the reach of chldren.
Check that the detergent dspenser
s empty after the completon of each
wash program.
•Dshwasher detergents contan
chemcals that can cause sckeness
and may be f they are nhaled or
swallowed. Also, be careful when
openng the door due to hot steam
that s producded durng operaton.
Consult a doctor mmedately f
detergent has been swallowed or
nhaled.
•f the hot water has not been used
n several weeks, we recommend
runnng the hot water taps to remove
any bult up hadrogen gases.
•Do not store or use flammable
lquds or vapors n the area of the
dshwasher.
•When loadng tems to be washed,
poston sharp tems so that they are
not lkely to damage the door seal and
load sharp knves wth the handles up
to reduce the rsk of cut-type njures.
•Do not wash plastc tems unless they
are marked “dshwasher safe” or the
equvalent. For plastc tems not so
marked, check the manufacturer’s
recommendatons.
•If a malfuncton occurs, swtch off
the applance and turn off the water
supply to the dshwasher.
•Please do not attempt to carry the
dshwasher by yourself n order
to avod potental njures. Two or
more people are needed to move a
dshwasher.
•Before cleanng or carryng out
mantenance, swtch off the
applance, dsconnect the power plug
and turn off the water supply.
•Repars and techncal modfcatons
must be carred out exclusvely by a
Authorzed techncan.
•If the dshwasher s not n use for an
extended perod of tme (.e. vacaton
home), we recommend remove all
tems from the dshwasher, leave
the door cracked open to allow ar to
crculate and turn off both the power
and water supply to the dshwasher.

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•Ths applance comes wth a three
prong NEMA 5-15P 15A power cord.
It must be connected to a Grounded
and Polarzed wall receptacle that
has been nstalled and tested by an
lcensed electrcan and that t has
been nstalled based on all Local, State
and Federal Electrcal codes.
AWARNING:
Improper
connecton of the equpment-
groundng conductor can result
n a rsk of electrc shock. Check
wth a qualfed electrcan
or servce representatve f
you are n doubt whether the
applance s properly grounded.
Do not modfy the plug provded
wth the applance, f t wll not
ft the outlet, have a proper
outlet nstalled by a qualfed
electrcan.
•Ths applance produces ozone
wthn the washng compartment
durng normal operaton. Long-term
exposure to ozone or exposure
at elevated levels may result n
respratory problems, especally for
the nfrmed, elderly and chldren.
•Chdren should not operate ths
machne wthout adult supervson.
•Be Careful to not leave the door
fully open when not beng loaded or
unloaded to prevent someone from
trppng on the unt.
AWARNING:
If your dshwasher
s equpped wth nternal
llumnaton, lamp should only
be replaced by the Authorzed
Servce Agent n case of falures
that may occur on the lamp.
AWARNING:
Ths product
can expose you to chemcals
ncludng Nckel (Metallc)
whch s known to the State of
Calforna to cause cancer.
For more nformaton go to
www.P65Warnngs.ca.gov
Note: Nckel s a component n all
stanless steel and some other
metal components.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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•Servce should be performed by a
qualfed nstaller. Work by unqualfed
persons could be dangerous and may
vod the warranty.
•Do not operate the applance f
damaged, malfunctonng, partally
dsassembled or f t has mssng or
broken parts.
•Before nstallaton or servce,
dsconnect the power supply to
the work area by unpluggng the
unt, “trppng” the crcut breaker or
removng the fuse.
•For safety reasons, dshwasher must
be secured to adjacent cabnetry usng
the brackets provded. Falure to do
ths may cause damage to property or
bodly njury.
•Do not use any extenson cord or
portable outlet devce to connect the
dshwasher to a power supply.
2. RECYCLING
•Remove the door to the washng
compartment when removng an old
dshwasher from servce or dscardng
t. Ensure that the applance presents
no danger to chldren whle beng
stored for dsposal.
•Remove the door lock or door of
the washng compartment before
dsposng dshwasher so that chldren
or small anmals can not trapped
nsde.
•Old applances may contan materals
that can be recycled. Please contact
your local recyclng authorty about
the possblty of recyclng these
materals.
•Please check the water supply lne
perodcally. It s susceptble to
breakage. It becomes less flexble as
tme goes by.Replace t mmedately
when t s torn, cut, swollen or there s
water leakage.
•Please keep the dshwasher package
out of the reach of chldren after
unpackng t.
AWARNING:
Danger of
suffocaton! Ensure that any
plastc wrappngs, bags, small
peces etc. are dsposed of
safely and kept out of the reach
of chldren.

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15
1. Upper basket
2. Upper mpeller
3. Lower mpeller
4. Cutlery basket
5. Door
6. Model and Seral Tag
7. Control panel
8. Detergent and rnse agent dspenser
9. Lower basket
10. Flters
11. Salt contaner (Select Models)
12. Upper basket ral
13. Upper cutlery basket (Select Models)
14. Tabletop (Select Models)
15. Turbo fan heat dryng system (Select Models)
3. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DISHWASHER

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4. LOADING THE
DISHWASHER
1. Pull the handle to open the door. If the
door s opened durng operaton, the
dshwasher wll stop runnng. Once
the door s closed the program wll
contnue.
2. Remove coarse food leftovers from
tableware.
3. Now you can load the dshwasher.
Upper rack (Standard Pattern)
Top rack load pattern for 12 place settngs
accordng to the AHAM DW-1 Standards
Lower rack (Standard Pattern)
Bottom rack load pattern for 12 place
settngs accordng to the AHAM DW-1
Standards
Upper rack (International Pattern)
Internatonal Loadng Pattern – Top rack
(12 place settngs)
Lower rack (International Pattern)
Internatonal Loadng Pattern – Bottom
rack (12 place settngs)

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Upper cutlery basket (Select
Models)
Internatonal Loadng Pattern – Upper
cutlery basket (12 place settngs)
Upper rack (Select Models)
Addtonal Loadng Pattern – Top rack (10
place settngs)
Lower rack (Select Models)
Addtonal Loadng Pattern – Bottom rack
(10 place settngs)
Upper cutlery basket (Select
Models)
Upper cutlery basket (MODEL
DEPENDING)
Internatonal Loadng Pattern – Upper
cutlery basket (10 place settngs)

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ACAUTION:
Large knves and
other utensls wth sharp tps
and edges must be placed
horzontally nto the upper
rack due to rsk of njury. Other
smaller knves and sharp
utensls should be placed wth
sharp sde down n the cutlery
basket.
ACAUTION:
Use extreme
cauton when removng knves
and other sharp utensls from
the dshwasher. These tems
may have shfted poston
durng the wash program, and
may be wet or slppery.
ACAUTION:
Hot steam can
escape! Danger of serous burns
or other njury.
CNOTICE:
3rd basket should be
removed out of the dshwasher
durng the tests accordng to
AHAM DW-1.
•Your dshwasher holds a maxmum of
12 place settngs.
•Place all contaners such as cups,
glasses and pots nto the dshwasher
wth the openng facng downwards
(so that no water can collect).
•Small and lght tems can go nto the
upper rack.
•Long and narrow tems are placed n
the mddle of the racks.
•Place all large and very drty tems n
the lower rack.
•Load dshes accordngly and be careful
when loadng glasses so they do not
ht each other durng the wash cycle.
Also, make sure that both wash arms
are not n contact wth any dshware.
4.1 UPPER RACK
Load the upper rack wth dessert plates,
cups, glasses etc.
ADJUSTABLE SHELVES
(Select Models)
Dependng on the sze of the glasses and
cups, the shelf heght settng may be
adjusted.
1. Fold the shelf upwards
A .
2. Postonng at the desred heght
B .
3. Fold the shelf agan downwards
C .
•Do not overload your dshwasher
and pay attenton to manufacturer
nstructons regardng dshes whch
are approprate for use n for a
dshwasher. Only wth sutable dshes
(mentoned n secton 5) wll you
obtan optmal washng results wth a
sensble use of energy.

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COLLAPSIBLE UPPER BASKET
WIRES
(Select Models)
You can use collapsble wres when you
need a larger space for your dshes n the
upper basket of your machne.
To brng the collapsble wres nto
horzontal poston, grab the wre from
the mddle poston and push them n the
drecton of arrow n the fgure. Place your
larger dshes nto the area created. To brng
the wres back to vertcal poston, just lft
them up.
C
Brngng the wres to the
horzontal poston by holdng
them from the tps may cause
them to bend. Therefore, hold
the wres from ther stems
whle brngng them to the
horzontal or vertcal postons.
UPPER BASKET MULTIPURPOSE
SERVICE RACK
(Select Models)
Ths accessory located at the upper basket
of your machne allows you to easly wash
peces such as extra long ladles and bread
knves.
You can lft up the upper basket
multpurpose servce rack to remove t f
you do not want to use t.
If you want to use the upper basket
multpurpose servce rack agan, you can
easly attach t to the sde secton of your
upper basket.

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To lower the basket, whle t s n the
uppermost poston;
1. Hold the upper basket wres wth both
hands, slghtly lft up the basket and
smultaneously push and release the
latches shown n the fgure (B).
2. Lower the basket from ts current
poston to the lower one.
3. Release the basket after t has reached
one level down.
Repeat the process f the heght s not
suffcent.
C
The movement mechansm
may not functon properly f the
upper basket s overloaded or
f the weght dstrbuton s not
balanced. In heaver condtons,
there s the rsk of fallng one
level down.
C
Make sure that the adjustment
mechansm has the same
postons on the rght and left
sdes of the upper basket.
ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE
UPPER BASKET
(Select Models)
The upper basket heght adjustment
mechansm has been desgned for you to
create large spaces n the lower or upper
sectons of your machne dependng on
your needs by adjustng the heght n the
upper or lower drecton whle your basket
s empty or loaded.
Thanks to ths mechansm, you can use
your basket n three dfferent postons,
namely lower, mddle and upper postons
(1, 2, 3).
1. To rase your basket, hold the upper
basket wres wth both hands whle the
basket s n the lowermost poston and
pull them up (A).
2. You wll hear a "Clck" from the rght
and left mechansms, ndcatng that
the basket has reached the next level.
Release the basket.
Repeat the process f the heght s not
suffcent.
1
2
3

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HEIGHT SETTING
(Select Models)
In certan models, the heght settng of
the upper rack may be changed usng the
wheels whch are present at two heght
levels.
ACAUTION:
Make sure that
the rack s empty. Changng
the heght settng whle the
rack contans tableware could
cause the contents to dslodge,
causng personal njury or
damage to the tableware.
1. Release the latches on both the rght
and left tracks of the upper rack by
turnng them to the outsde
A.
2. Pull out the rack completely B .
3. Place the rack nto the tracks agan at
the desred heght
C .
4. Push the latches back nto the correct
poston.
4.2 LOWER RACK
Use the lower rack for plates, bowls, pots
etc.

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COLLAPSIBLE LOWER BASKET
TINES
(Select Models)
There are foldable tnes (A) located at
the lower basket of the machne are
desgned for an easer placement of large
peces such as pans, bowls, etc. You can
create larger spaces by foldng each tnes
ndvdually or all of them at once.
To brng the collapsble tnes nto horzontal
poston, grab the tnes from md poston
and push them n the drectons of arrows
(B). To brng the tnes back to vertcal
poston, just lft them up. Collapsble tnes
wll clck nto the latch agan (C).
C
Brngng the tnes to the
horzontal poston by holdng
them from the tps may cause
them to bend. Therefore, t
wll be approprate to brng the
tnes n the mddle to horzontal
or vertcal poston by holdng
them from ther stems and
pushng n the drecton of
arrow.
COLLAPSIBLE LOWER BASKET
TINES
(Select Models)
There are foldable tnes (A) located at
the lower basket of the machne are
desgned for an easer placement of large
peces such as pans, bowls, etc. You can
create larger spaces by foldng each tnes
ndvdually or all of them at once.
To brng the collapsble tnes nto horzontal
poston, grab the tnes from md poston
and push them n the drectons of arrows
(B). To brng the tnes back to vertcal
poston, just lft them up. Collapsble tnes
wll clck nto the latch agan (C).
C
Brngng the tnes to the
horzontal poston by holdng
them from the tps may cause
them to bend. Therefore, t
wll be approprate to brng the
tnes n the mddle to horzontal
or vertcal poston by holdng
them from ther stems and
pushng n the drecton of
arrow.

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SILVERWARE BASKET
(Select Models)
Slverware basket s desgned to wash your
dshes such as knfe, fork, spoon, etc. n a
cleaner manner.
Snce the cutlery basket can be moved
(A, B), you can create a wder space whle
placng your dshes to the lower basket and
free up space for your dshes n dfferent
szes.
CNOTICE:
When fnshed, test
to ensure that the spray arm can
stll move freely.
SILVERWARE BASKET
(Select Models)
Slverware basket s desgned to wash your
dshes such as knfe, fork, spoon, etc. n an
effcent manner.
Snce the slverware basket can be moved
(A, B), you can create more space whle
placng your dshes n the lower basket and
free up space for your dshes of dfferent
szes.

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TRAY WASH SUPPORTS
(Select Models)
Use the supports to wash trays n the
bottom basket.
See the Auxlary functons secton
for approprate program and functon
selecton.
SOFTTOUCH ACCESSORY
(Select Models)
The SoftTouch Accessory found n the
lower basket of your machne enables a
safe washng for your fragle glasses.
LOWER BASKET GLASS HOLDER
(Select Models)
Lower Basket Glass Holder found n the
lower basket of your machne enables a
safe washng for your overszed and tall
glasses.
LOWER BASKET BOTTLE WIRE
(Select Models)
The bottle wre s desgned for easer
washng of long peces wth wde mouths.
You may take out the bottle wre from the
basket when not n use by pullng t out
from both sdes (H).

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LOWER BASKET MULTIPURPOSE
/ HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE SERVICE
RACK
(Select Models)
Ths accessory located at the lower basket
of your machne allows you to easly wash
peces such as extra glasses, long ladles
and bread knves.
C
You may use the racks as
requred by movng them to
lower or upper poston, or close
them to create a wder space n
your lower basket.
A
Make sure that the mpeller
does not touch the dshes you
placed on the racks.

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CEILING CUTLERY BASKET
(Select Models)
Celng cutlery basket s desgned to wash
your cutlery tems such as forks, spoons
and etc. by placng them between the bars
on the basket.
1
In models wth partal movement feature,
pushng the bar (1) on the handle enables
the central tray of the basket to get to
the lower poston and the system gets
unlocked. Thus rght and left sde trays can
be used as movng parts.
The free space enabled by the sde trays
allows long parts to be loaded n the upper
basket.
When the central tray s n the lower
poston, you can load long/hgh tems
such as coffee cups, ladles, etc. on the
tray. When the sde trays lean on two sde
walls, the handle can be pulled to allow the
central tray to rse and the system to be
locked.
CEILING CUTLERY BASKET
(Select Models)
Celng cutlery basket s desgned to wash
your cutlery tems such as forks, spoons
and etc. by placng them between the bars
on the basket..

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4.3 PROPER AND IMPROPER LOADING OF DISHWARE
1: Salad Fork
2: Teaspoon
3: Dnner fork
4: Knfe-sold handle
5: Servng spoon
6: Servng fork Sldng Cutlery Basket load pattern for 12 place
settngs accordng to the AHAM DW-1 Standards
•Place all contaners such as cups, glasses and pots nto the dshwasher wth the openng
facng downwards (so that no water can collect).
•The movement of the spray arms must not be hndered.
•Do not overload your dshwasher.
•Only wth sutable dshes (mentoned n secton 5) wll you obtan optmal washng
results wth a sensble use of energy.
incorrect incorrect
incorrect incorrect
6
5
5
4
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33
3
33
3
222
2
2
2
2
2
22
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
22
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1
1
1
1
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1
1
1
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5. WHAT SHOULD NOT
BE WASHED IN YOUR
DISHWASHER
•Rust-senstve steel parts lke ron
and cast ron that can rust and stan
other utensls and damage the nteror
stanless steel lner of the dshwasher
and vod the warranty. Do not wash
copper, brass, pewter, bronze or tn.
•Cutlery wth wooden or horn handles
and cutlery wth mother-of-pearl or
porcelan handles wll deterorate over
tme f put n the dshwasher.
•Plastcs may lose ther shape or color
wth hot water, please follow the
nstructons of plastc manufacturers.
Be sure that plastc tems are marked
“dshwasher safe”.
•Glued dshes or cutlery are not
sutable for machne washng snce
certan adhesves may get soft or
dssolve wth hot water.
•Alumnum may fade over tme.
Mnerals n water and detergent may
cause the alumnum to darken or spot.
•Sterlng slver artcles should not be
washed n the dshwasher because
they tend to dscolor and become dull
by dshwasher detergent.
•Slverware and stanless steel tems
should not be n contact wth each
other. Mxng these tems can cause
stanng. Remove and hand dry these
tems mmedately when the program
ends.
•Decorated glasses, porcelan, fne
chna and chna wth gold rms are
senstve to machne washng. They
may lose ther patterns and colors
over tme.
•Crystal and very fne glassware may
become opaque (etch) losng ther
shne over tme. You may prefer to
wash them by hand.
•Do not wash sponges or dsh cloths n
dshwasher.
•Do not wash art and craft artcles n
dshwasher.
•Dsposable plastcs and dsposable
alumnum cannot wthstand hgh
temperatures; do not wash them n
the dshwasher.
ACAUTION:
If n doubt, wash by
hand or follow the nstructons
from the manufacturer of
utensls, dshes, glasses or pots
and pans.
Do not wash tems soled wth
cgarette ash, candle wax,
varnsh, pants or chemcals
snce they can damage your
dshwasher.
CNOTICE:
We recommend
when buyng new dshware, try
to choose ones that are sutable
for machne washng (marked as
dshwasher safe).
CARING FOR YOUR TABLE-WARE
The combnaton of hgh temperatures and
dshwasher detergent may cause damage
to some tems f they are washed n the
dshwasher. Remember, f there s any
doubt about any aspect concernng tems
to be washed n the dshwasher, follow the
nstructons from the manufacturer of the
tems, or wash the tems by hand.