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Air Gap 14 Problem Solver 11”13
Appliance Registration 2Repair Service M
Care and Cleaning .
Rinse Agent 6
china, Crystal,Sterling :: SafetyInstructions 3
Cycle Features 4,5 User Maintenance Instructions 14
Detergent, Detergent (hide 6,7 Warranty Back Cover
Dispenser Cups 7WaterTemperature 6
Energy SaverSwitch 4,.5 Winter Storage 14
Energy-Saving Tips 2
Front Panel Color Change 14
Loading 8,9
Model and Serial Numbers 2
Operating Instructions 4,5
Cycle Selection 5
Drying Options 4,5
PCYHXRUBBERCycle 4,5,7
Built-h Model
——..-+...—— .—-.. .—.——.—-——
Itis intendedtohelpyouoperate
andmaintainyournewdishwasher
properly.
Keepithandyforanswerstoyour
questions.
Ifyoudon’tunderstandsomething
orneedmorehelp,write(include
yourphonenumber):
ConsumerAffairs
GEAppliances
AppliancePark
Louisville,KY4022.5
writedmvnme
andserial
You’llfindthemonalabelfastened
tothetubwalljustinsidethe
dishwasherdoor.
‘Thesenumbersarealsoonthe
ConsumerProductOwnership
RegistrationCardthatcamewith
yourdishwasher.Beforesending
inthiscard,pleasewritethese
numbershere:
Model Number
received
43 Qe
Immediatelycontactthedealer(or
builder)thatsoldyouthedishwasher.
$ikvetimeand
you
Swvicea@a
ChecktheI?mblemSolver(pages
11through13).Itlistscausesof
minoroperatingprobkmsthatyou
cancorrectyourself’,
ToobtainaSpanishlanguage
versionofthisbook,call
GEAnswerCenter@
800.626.2000
consumerinformationservice.
Pm-aobtenerlaversi6nen
espafioldeestemanual,
Hamea
GEAnswerCenter?
serviciode.informaci6n
paraelconsurnidor,
tek%ono800.626.2000.
Serial Number
Usethesenumbersin.any
correspondenceor servicecak
concerningyourdishwasher.
‘--
The powerconsumptionof’your ‘e–”
dishwasheram beminimizedif
youM1OWthesesuggestions:
dishwasher.Whefiyouput in only
apartialkMd,usetheRINSE&
HOLDcycletorinseoffheavysoih+,
Besuretolatchthedoorwhen
waitingforafullload.Thishelps
keepsoilsmoist,easiertoremove,
@Ifyoudon’tneedyourdishesright
away,uuwyour
No-heatdrying feature thatturns
thedryingheateroffautomatically+ .-
Dishesdry naturallyoveralonger
periodsuchasovernight.
oAlwayssek!t the Cjdf3that WWJ
M%wtWmn.mt
ofwater that will -.
removethe soilfromw! load.
Seepagm4and5. -.
TY
—usingthis
AZ@z%?&
appliance,@waysexercisebasic
safetygmxautkms,including*e
MkYv#irlg:
@~$~this dy for
i& mJ“@~
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ad!C&weBwk
*This 11’NIMtbe
tmd
in ‘withthe Mill%)
it is tmedaU’ycmdid notreceive
amInstalkxiorlInstructions
sheet
withyour dishwasher,you.can
d3t6ain(mebyCWltllctingthe
servicekxationnearestyou.
—Thisapplkmcemustbe
WmmXtedtoagK?LmCkdmetal,
pemanent wiringsystem;or.an
(xmdllctor
mustberimwiththecircuit
conductorsandcomectedtothe
terminal
or kid offk appliance.
–ChmxX toaproperlyrated,
protectedandsized
circuittoavoid overload.
*use onlypowdermky.lid
detergentsorW~ttiIl~agents
recomemkd foruseina.
dishwasher.
@DOIIOtwashplasticitemstmkss
marked “dishwashersafe”ortie
ForpklsticitemsKK$tso
marked, checktie
@bd @ht @MtiCi[f31”MSO
theyWNnotbcxmneL--idodfyd
and drop tothe bottomofthe
dishwasher--theymightcome
intocontactwiththeheating
unitandbfidaIIla&XL
‘lb the of
o~v~Ej-j~(j~(jinghX?RISRIbe
W’”fMkd:
A. Locatesharpitemssothat
theyarenotlikelytodamage
thedwx seal,and
B. Loadsharpkniveswiththe
handlesuptoreducetherisk
of cut=typeinjurks.
@Do not touch.tie heating
elementduringorimmediately
afteruse.
@Donotoperateyourdishwasher
Wdessa~lenckxwrepanelsare
properlyinplace.
@Donottamperwithcontrols.
@Donotabuse,siton,mstand
onthedoorordishrackofthe
dishwasher.
@Closesupervisionisntxxwary
ifthisapplianceisused.byornear
Chikkm.Do’MNMowCiikkm
toplayinside,cmorwiththis
or anydiscarded
appliance.Disposeofdiscarded
appliancesandshippingor
packingmaterialproperly.
Beforediscardingadishwasher’,
removethe door of the w’ashing
O
“,
,,
@Keepallwashing
and Wixting
agemmu(#the
reachd’children, in
akickedcabinet.CNxWv&EN
warnings’on ConMirierMMkto
avoidpersonalinjury.
@GASk
prdwxl 13ythei.kmiwdaction
withinyourwW3IMater.ItGan
accumulateinthewaterheater
and/m-waterpip~sifhotwater
hasnotbeenwwdforaperiodof
twoWmk$orkmg~l”o
GASISEXPLCMW3.‘Toprevent
thepossibilityofdamageor
igjury,ifyouhavenotusedhot
vwdfirfortwoweeksormore,m+
moveintoaresidenceinwhich
thehotwatersystemmaynot
havebeenusedforsmmtime,
turnonallhotwaterfaucetsand
allowthemtorunforseveral
minutesbefbreusingany
electricalappliancewhichis
connectedtothehotwater
system. ‘His willallowmy
hydrogengastoescape.Also,
sincethegasisfkumnabk,do
notMno’keorWeanopenflame
orappkmceChlrhlgthisprocess.
—
DoorLatch cycle lndicaior Dial
VaporVent DoorLatch (Unlocked) (Locked) (Turnto Start)
STEP10Loadyourdishwasher STEP3.SekxtDrying(lpticm.
withdishes,sikmwm, pots,
pans, bowls, etc. according to
instructionsonpages8,9and10.
STEP2*Adddetergent
to the’
detergentdispenser.Makesurethe
CycleIndicatorDialisat(NT
positionbeforeaddingdetergent.
(seepages6’and7.)
USCrinseaidagenttohelpprevent
spotting.Chxasia-xdlycheckto
makesuretherinseagentcontainer
isatleasthdffull. (seepage6+)
IIMTfKI ENEMY
DRYINGWM
L-J
H13Y.I’EDDRYING.‘Mns the
dryingheateronforfastdrying.
ENERGYSAVER(no-heatdrying).
humsthedryingheaterofftosave
energy.Disheswilldrynaturally
overakmgcrperiodsuchas
overnight.
Ifyouneedyourdishessooner,
openthedishwasherdoorafterthe
cycleiscompletetoreducethe
n-aturddryifigtime.
Use ofthis optionreducesthe
electricalenergyusedbythis
mode~approximately7%forthe
NORMALWASHcycle.
I!mP 4. Sdw’tthecycle,seecycle
fkhxtionHintscmnextpage.
HyourUishwmhcrdrainsintoa
fooclwfistedisposer,operatethe
di!;poseruntilitisemptybdix”c
startingthedishwasher.
POT- NORMALI.MHT RIME
SCIWNMRWASH VA$ti &HtNtl
S’HW’5,Latchthedoor, ----- --
STEP6.Startyourdishwasher. 1=”- ‘-
—— .-
.
OFF@@QN
~:”
8“’ ~~~~~~~
Cmwlw --+ 1;.
SlowlyturntheCycleIndicator
DiaitOthe ON positiontostartthe ‘---
cyck3. Youwillhearthemotorstart. ,.
Thereisatimedelaybetweenstart- ~~.
upandwaterfillsoyouwiHnot .-
.....
hcmany wash actionrightaway. ;-
TOobtin the benefits da complete ::-
cyde, becarefulthatyoudo n~$
@rERthe dialanyfwl’therthin.
mxxssal*yto startthedishwasher.
Thedishwasherwillcompietethe
cyclesequenceautmnaticailyand
thedialwilladvancetotheC$FP
position. .
...
-,
...-,.:?
cycleSektim hints
.Itisimportant to follow the loading
instructionsonpages8,9and10.
“mm
---- P(lNMX_JBBER-Foritemssuch
-‘== aspots,pansandcasseroleswith
,,-,dried-onor baked-on.seils.
.. 13verydaydishesmaybeincluded.
NCRMALWASFI-–Forloads
ofeverydaydishes,glasses
and cookware.
LIGHT ?MASH-Fcm dishes that
are lightlysoiledwithsoilsthat
havenotdriedon.Alsofor
e~)erydaydishesthathaveextra
preparationbeforeloading.
RINSE&HOLD-—-Forrinsing
partialloadswhichwillbewashed
later.Donot usedetergent.
ineachqde
~You’llhearoccasionalclicking @Duringthedryingperiod:
sounds: —Themolorstops.
–Soft fooddisposershredding —Watervaporcomesthroughthe
action. ventbythedoorlatchduring
—Drainvalveopeningtopump dryingandwhenwaterisbeing
waterout. pumpedcwt.
–Timer controlmcycle
professes.
—Detergentcupopening.
wash
WaterUse CycleTime
wash Gallons Minutes
cycles (approxo) (approx.) CycleSequence
12.1 65* pg-l[RzqmWIFlpq[i=]
[email protected]”ML WASH 12.1 ,,. ~HH~FIFIFl
LIGHT WASH 10.5 ,o. Fl~”~Rl[_~+Fl
RINSEBzHG’UD 3.4 10 WF]
~:uncxten~e~~imes.~~esecycle~i~~s
may & increasedUp~071/2minutes if rfecessarYforyOIJr
dishwashertoheatthewatertopropertemperatureforgoodwashability.
Dryingoptions:
HEATEDDRYING.
AvailableonallwashcyclesexceptRINSE&HOLD.AM2!5minutestowash
cycletime.
~~~~~~ ~A~~~. ~~ing heaterist~rne~off,Dishes dry WitUdy.
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,-3
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F=-%
J
‘(-:.- ,,
5
..
Togetdishesdean ariddryyou
needhotwater.TOhelpyouget
waterofthepropertemperature,
yourdishwasherhasawaterheating
featurethatautomaticallysenses
thetemperatureofthewaterinthe
washcycleandheatsit, Hnecessary,
tothepropertemperature.This
waterheatingfeaturemayallow
youtoturndownyourhousehold
waterheaterandsaveenergyif
you’r-ewillingtoletthedishwasher
runaMe longerwhileitheats
watertothepropertemperature.
Fm.goodwashinganddrying,the
enteringwatermustbeat least
120°F.Topreventdishdamage,
Metwatershouldnotexceed150”F.
Howto testwater
Checkyourwatertemperature
insideyourdishwasherwitha
candyormeatthermometer.
Letthedishwasherrunthrough
onefillandpumpoutcycle,then
letthedishwasherfillwithwater
thesecondtime.
WhenYouhearthewaterstop
filling,-w-datchthedoorand~lowly
openit.
Measurethetemperatureofthe
waterinthebottomofthetubthis
way:
Removethesilverwarebasketand
placea.candyormeatthermometer
inthewatertowardsthemiddleof
thetub.Hthe temperatureisless
than120”F,youwillnotgetgood
washingresults.Higherwater
temperatureis neededto dissolve
greaseandactivatepowder
detergents.
hints:Hotltside
temperaturesareunusuallylow,or
ifyourwatertravelsalongdistance
fromwaterhea~ertodishwasher,
youmayneedtosetyourwater
heater’sthermostatup.Ifyouhave
notusedhotwaterforsometime,
thewatminthepipeswillbeCQM.
llmnonthehotwaterfnucetatthe
sinkandallowittorununtilthe
waterishot.Thenstartthe
dishwasher.Ifyou’verecentlydone
laundryor runhotwaterfor
showers,giveyourwaterheater
tknetorecoverbeforeoperatingthe
dishwasher.
Toimprovewashabilityifthewater
islessthan 120°Fandyoucannot
adjustyouwaterheater:Selecta
longercycleandfillbothdetergent
cupsatleasthaM-fuUwithdetergent.
H(W‘toU$eaI“imfl
Arinseagentmakeswaterflow
offdishesquickerthanusual.‘This
lessenswaterspottingandmakes
dryingfaster,too.
Forbestdishwashingperformance,
useofarinseagentsuchasJ13”L
DRYbmndisrecommended.
Rinseagentscomeineitherliquid
or solidform.Yourdishwasher’s
dispenserusestheliquidform.
E!klwt(,)
mlthe rinseagent
dispenser.Unscrewthecap.Add.
theliquid.rinseagentuntilitjust
reachesthebottomofthelipinside
thedispenseropening.Replacethe
cap.Thedispenserautomatically
releasestherinseagentintothe
finalrinsewater.
If you spill:wipe
uptherinseagentwithadamp
cloth.Don’tleavethespillinthe
dishwasher.Rcankeepyour
detergentfromworking.
Yourdishwasher’srinseagent
containerholds4%ounces,This
shouldlmtabout3months.Fill
as~eeded,Donotoverfill.
mand we
B?M,we onlypowderor
madefor’
we in $WMtrtypes
willCWUW
second, checkthe
content.Phosphatehelpsprevent
hard-watermaterialsfromforming
spotsor filmonyourdishes.If
yourwaterishard(7grainsor
more),yourdetergenthastowork
harder.Detergentswithahigher
phosphatelevelwillprobablywork
better.Nthe phosphatecontentis
low(8.7%or less),you’llhaveto
useextradetergentwithhardwater.
Your’water can tell
youhowhmll your water is. so
canyourcountyextension~gent.
Or yourarea’swatersoftener
compamy.Justcallandaskthem
howmany“grainsofhardness”
thereareinyourwater.
HowrWWh Sholddyou
use?’Thatdepends.1syourwater
“hard” or “soft”?YVithhardwater,
youneedextradetergexltto get
dishesclean.Withsoftwater,you
needlessdetergent.
Toomuchdetergentwithsoftwater
notonlywastes money, it can be
hmful. It cancauseapermanent
cloudinessofgl.mswam,called
“etching.”Anoutsidelayerofglass
isetchedaway!CMcourse,this
takesScmletime.ButwhyWe a
chamxwhenit’seasyto firedCM
theI-Wall-lessofyourwater.
Ei&p your detergent fms.k$~~~
dry.underthesink isn’tagood
placetostoredetergent.Toomuch
.-. moisture,Don’tputpowder
.=:’ detergentintothedispenseruntil
you’reRadJ’tOwashdishes,tither.
-., @won’tbe freshCRdry.j
I!fymr pmw.kr gets‘dd
Ulrhmpy$ it m’vay.Rwon’t
washwell.old Cktergent
Ofkm
won’t dissolve.
Ifyouusealiquiddishwasher
detergent,theseprecautions
arenot
.rx3cessavbecauseliquiddetergents
don’t“hiinp”as they-ageorcome
incontactwithwater.
find two
onthe imide doorof
ym.w Two,because
somecyclesusetwowashes.
t
OPENCLIP
See‘ZMeget=d L&age Guide’’ below.
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GRASPI+3NDLE, .<
/
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/
/
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——..
ALWYS dose themainCUP$Mifht
Wh6viiti..firndy lcmhedjw-wi~i
heara clickingsound Do not
overtightent
NOTE:Detergentcupmy be
openedPwmdly withmhafgm
Turn handlecounterclockwiseuntil
itreleases.Asnapping
so~4miis
normalwhenitopens.
How to
the for
Ifthisisyourfirstdishwasher,or
ifyou’rereplacingamucholder
model,youmaywonderhowmuch
~re~~ationyourdishes~tdo
ActuaUyverylittle.Me-rinsingof
normalfoodsoilsisnotnecessary.
Withcommonsenseandalittle
practiceyou’llsoonknowwhat.
foodstoremove.Herearesome
guidelines:
1. Scrapeoffbcmes,seeds,skins,
toothpicksandotherhardsolids.It
isalsobesttoremovehardshelled
vegetables,meattrimings, leafy
vegetablesandcrusts.Remove
excessivequantitiesofoilor
grease.
2. Remove huge qumtitit% ofany
f-xxi. Yourdishwashwhasabuih-in
softfooddisposerthatpukerim
softfoodbits and flushes them away.
Rcan handle smd amotin~ of
soft foods,builargeamountswiH
bedifficulttohandle.
3. Trytoremovefoodscrapstind
placedishesindishwasherbefore
soilhasnchancetodryandbecome
hard.Disheswithdried-onsoilare
moredifficultto washandmay
notcomecleaninthaNORMAL
WASHcycle.Remembertouse
yourRIN$lE!&HOLDcyclefar
small“lmkiing”loads.
Note:‘TMfbodsmentionedhere
areforexamplesonly.Otherfoods
notmentionedmayalsoneedtobe
removedfromyourdishes.YOU
mayalsowanttoconsiderremoving
foodssuchasmustard,mayonnaise,
vinegar,lemonjuiceandother
foodsthatcancausediscoloration
ofstainlesssteelifallowedto
remainondishesforalongperiod
oftime.
Wkrnusingthe
qde9
kmpreparationisrequired
beforeloading.ThePCJIXCRUBB15R
cyclecanwashheavily-soiled
dishesandremovedried-onand
baked-onsoilsfrompotx,pansand
casseroles.Itemswithburned-cm
soilsmaynotcomeclean.Andthe
dishwashercannotremoveb,wn
marksor restorefadingcaused
byoverheatingduringcooking.
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Howtoh-d
Thisisarandommixedload,themostcommontypeyou
willhave.
Makesuredishesare properly 10MMto insure that
watercanreachthesoiledsurfaces.Thewasharminthe
bottomsprayswaterup.Thetowerthatrisesinthe
centersendswateroutoverthedishestowashtheitems
in upperrack.Asprayarminthetopwashesdownalso.
Makesuretoplacetalliternstotheoutsidesotheupper
washarmisnotblocked.
Pwn2H(9U7”FOR?-HIS.
Thewashertowerrisesthroughthecenterofthebottom
rackduringthewashandrinseportionsofthecycle.
.LXm’tblockitor kmiita~lfhingsnexttoit. Also,be
carefulnottoletaportionofanitemsuchas apotor
dishhandleextendth’ollghthebmm’nrim. Thiscould
blocktk wash arm and.cause pow washing results.
HOWwtk.
—
+=’7?...
*i‘+-+ l--
Thetoprackisbestforglatiscs,cupsandsaucers,Cups
anclglassw~ltbestalongthesides,Thisistheplacei’br
dishwasher-safeplastics,too.Makesuresmallplastic
itemsarelodgedintightlysotheycan’tMlontothe
Calrod@heatingunit.Arrangestemwaresothatit
cannotmoveeasily.Don’tlettheglassestoucheach
other,
Saucepans,mixingbowlsandothersmdi items maybe
placed-—face dowti-in thetoprack.Thetoprackis
handyforallkindsofodcishapes.Besuretheforceof
wateranddetergentcanreachsoiledsmfaces.
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Fitplates andsaucersbetweenthepins.Placeitemsso Asshownhere,thisplate is being plmx.!withtheSOW
thatwaterand.detergentfromwasharmcanreachsoiled
surfaces.
Loadplatters,pots,pansandbowlsalongthesides,in
cornersor intheback.AUlargeitems,suchaspitchers,
saladbowls,andmixingbowls,shouldbewashed im.the
lower rack.
I%tflatwareintheremovablebasketwithhandlesupto
protectyourhands.Mixknives,forksandspoonsso
theydon’tnesttogether.Distributeevenly.Smallplastic o
items,suchas measuringspoonsandlidsfromsmall
containersarenotrecommendedfir automatic
dishwashing.Hplaced inthedishwasher,theyshould.go
inbottomofthesilverwarebasketwithsilverwareontop.
Takeoutanythingthatmayfallor extendthroughthe
bottomOftkebasket.
sidefacingtheccmte~aoftheracksow[~tcranddetergent
fromwasharmcanreachsoiledsurfaces.
Heavilysoiledpots,pansandcasseroles.MUSTbe
loadedinthebottomrack,facingclown.Propbroiler
f-n.
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onepiecedailyibratleastumonth,C.orrymmwith[h~
restoftheset.
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paintedptittornsfade,(Midleaf
willdiscolor. —..— —-. .
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nnddiwolomtionorstainingofdishwashernmyresult,
Nora-di$bwm”e
items—such
asdemonic
airckanm
filters,furnace
filters,paiM
!m$hes,etc.
mass ,——,—
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Pewtertarnishes,
N? Ifitdowm’tsayI)EN-IWAWWRSAFE!,testoncpiece
beforedishw[ishinflanentireset,Washintoprackonly,
YES
RinseifnotwashingimrncdiatclyoSaltyoracidfoods
caristainifleftcm,
Stam%ssteel YEN ———
Don’tputirksamesilverware
basketwithstainlesssteel, Rinseifnotwashingirrimediatcly.Snkyoracidfoodscan
stainiflefton,Drydetergentcancausedifficult-to-lsef’llovc
blackspots.Placeinbacksectionofsilvcrwmvbasketto
avoidexposuretodotcrgeritfromthedetergentcup.
Contactbetweenmetalscan
damagesilver.
IXm’twashcopperutensilsin
thesameload,Silvermaygeta
brownfilm.
Adhesiveusedtoattachsome
hollow-handleknivescanloosen.
Afterwashing,wipethenon-stickcoatingareawith
vegetableoiltokeepit fromlosingitsnon-siickquality.
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Tincan rust.Ml
W“od No Wm3dcanwarp,crackor lose
itsfinishwithanytypewashing.
Fkmgi?ta&h? Ekm?$Wd’Mm However,openingthedoorduring 2. Waitafewsecondsuntilthe
y#B!.i&3naddit. anycyclelessenscleaningpower. watercahns.Thenopenthedoor,
Add.dishesanytimeduringaSotry toloadeverythingat the 3, Adddishesyou’veforgotten.
beginning.
m“NsE&HOLDcycle.with other 4. close thedooram!.pushthe
washcycles,youcanadd.dishesat Hem’showto addaforgottendish: latchtothefar right.Whenthe
anytimeB1.3F0RElthemain 1. Pushthedook”latchtotheleft. door islocked,w’ashinswill
detergentwashportionoftheuycle. IJ1/ashingwill~tOp. continue.