GE Potscrubber GSC462 Owner's manual

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with Power Scrub’M cycle’s brushless hot ‘ ‘
water action washes pots, pans and crusty
casseroles sparkling ciean.
CWCH..ES–*
Power Scrub’”, Normal Soil with Power Saver
Dry or Heated Dry, and Rinse &Hold,
COI’$JT’ROL.DIAL. *
WATER
quickly snaps onto aerator faucet adaptor
(supplied), lets you draw water while the +
di~bwasher is doing the dishes. r.
-#y for quieter operation
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TO f3LllLT-lN--
ww as a portakdt?nowand convertto built-in
later
DisPENsER-
automatically injects rinse agent into finai
rinse to reduce water spotting,
SOFT FOOD F3!sPosER–
no hand pre-rinsing necessary ...brush off
hard and large items–soft foods are lique-
fied and washed away down the drain.
TLJFF-WEITMINTEF?!OR–
impervious to attack by normal washing solu-
tions, resilient to protect dishes, has epoxy
surface that’s tough and stain resistant,
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WASH ACTION WASH
TOP ISOLATION MECHAN!SM MOUNTING
CONTROLDIAL RETRACTINGSTABILIZERS
DETERGENT DISPENSER WASH-WATER
MAINTENANCE
CALROD” UNIT–700
RACKS AUTOMATIC EXCESS WATER
CASTERS
Dimensions:2$ ti“v~i(If:, 86” III(JII,25” deep including Electrical !?aiing: 115volts, 60 hertz a,c., 9amperes.
h!:n(il(’, (Io(lr :)WI:l(]; Out ?2“. For use on an adequately wired 115-volt, 15-ampere
~~rm~~~~if ~yc/Q Time: 60 rnlri[jtr.~;(I{[jpl CIXlln:ltc). ci!cuit with grounding type r12CE?ptaClC?as, --
Water 16 gallons (approximate). iIllustrated. For personal safety, this ()Skl
E/ectr!cal Con$uR3p?jon:0.(; AL.J;).applIHncemust be properly grounded. .9- ./ —
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This symbol on the nameplate means the prod-~ ‘ ‘
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uct is Listeal by Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc. ~,,L,’
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spout, vow local hardware or p]umbing supply’stor(’ nor-
nltlli: has addi[ional fittings to adapt YOUIfaucet Spout
t()Lh(ispeciul a(~rator faucet a~iapt~~r.
1-[~TIl: Asink spray attachment hose can burst if it is
in~tail(~don the same sink with j’our dishwasher. We sug-
::cI>[ that ~’ou disconnect the sink spray attachment if
jour sink has one and plug the hole.
F;LLFllN5iE-AIDDISPENSER
$iwinstructions on page 6in your [Jse &Care Book.
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—i, PREPARE ‘T’OLJFlTABLEWARE, POTS&
PANS,AND LOAD DISHWASHER PROPERLY
ADD DETEFtGENT
!&$ELECTWIE CYCLE
po~)l,:~{f$(’i~~l~]l~i~y{.]f!ibdc~~igrlcdto remov~!l)itlltl)-
ON and 13AKEl )-ON wila. Thos~~soil%will IMremoved
(rem utoasils t,htit uro in ~ood rondit,io!t if you foliow
loodin~ and operating instructions rurefully U*cxpltiined
on pa~c~ 3, 4and 5in your Use &Cure Hook. 1tis espe.
citilly important, to load items with heuvy, DRIE1).ON or
13AKED-ON soils such as pots, pans and casseroles, open
end down in the lower rack facing dirertl.y toward tlw
lower wash arm. In this position the items will rcceivc the
most. vigorous wash action for mdximum soil removal, As
yoLt would expect, severely f3URNf3L1.ONsoils occasion-
ally may not.be completely removed, especially if the sur-
face of the utensil is etcilecf, pitted or otherwise in poor
condition. After washing items of ~his type, any remaining
soils should be removed by hand. Discoloration of utensils
caused b.yoverheating during cooking cannot be removed
by the dishwasher.
NORMAL SOIL cycle is for most loads of every cia~’
dishes, glasses and cookware with light to heavy soils.
Lightly-soiled pots, pans and other kitchen utensils can
be washed along with dishes in Normal Soil cycle,
HEATED f3RY--Depress this button and the drying
heater is energized to circulate heated air over the dishes
during the 21-minute drying period for fast drying.
POWER SAVER DRY —Depress this button and tl]e
drying heater is clisconnccted to save power and allow the
dishes to dr~-by their residual heat. ‘1’hisoption is best
used when the dishes are washed at night and can remain
in the ciishwasher until the next morning. ,Natural dr~’ing
time will be reduced if jrou prop open the dishwasher door
about 3inches at top after t,he motor has stopped, This
option sa\Fcsalmost half of the elrct rical power used in a
a~t~]thIAI. -Hl~ATI’CDDRY CJ’Ci(?.
RINSE &HOLD cycle should be selected when you ha~’e
onl~”apartial load and plan to wait until the dishwasher
is fill(’cihefore washing. L)()ATO’l’USE DETER(2 EhTT Ihr
‘1’1{1;RII’JSI’:&HOIJDC1-cr.fz.
\-()’l’l;:,Ifter usin~ the Rinse &Iiolcf cycle, be surv j“ol~
~(’](XOt t]ICJ[i~~sircdJ\’asII C>TCl~for thc~IIext ]Oacj,

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TOSTART DISklWASi-lER (continued)
Cl(KkWkC to short Watih posit,hm on dial. Then push the
controldial in.
“1’hisoption saves you time anci hot water, and mny tw
USW!when clishes are not heavily wild,
DURING NORMAL OPEFIA~lON
*The vent cover closes shortlj’ after you start th(’ dish-
t~asher. YOLImay hear it close.
aDishwasher will complete cycle sequence automatimlly
and control dial willadvance to OFF position<
CYCLESEQUENCE
(minutes)
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ljash/ Rinse
;:nse
?~nse
+~zsh
?;nse
R(nse
Gnse
Eectrlcf)ry
TotalTime
?Jprox )
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Power Heated
Scrub Dry
24 ~~.,:
33.,:
3 3
31 13
33
33
2: z;
92 60
PowerSaver
Dry
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3
13
3
3
4
39
Rime
Hold
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10
3
?“ sPOrtlo n ofcyc!e Isellm inated when you select the Short WZIShophon
*Occasional clicking sounds that occur are caused bj’:
~a~soft food disposer mechanism shredding action
tb)drain \al\-eat start of pump out of wasb and rinse
water
[cItimer control as cycle progresses
[d) detergent cup when it opens in the main wash
EThc~motor stops during Lhc)dr.ying period.
*~i’~t~l].~r~por is I“cle:i S[’(] ~hro u~b the V(’nt under tll~’
~.{~RtI.(JIpan(’1 during dr~’in~ cjrcle. It may hvisi~)le.
(.’,~u(ion: 13e c:ircfu] nottotouch the Calrod ”heating
INTERFWPTING ACYCLE
Forgetndish’?
1. ])LISh (100)0 lf.lt(”l”lto (IN*l(~fl,Ih)ol”sz]f(~(j’ill[t’rlo(’1{svit[’h
wiil eut off’ ttl~’ wasi IinK a~’Lion.
~. wait aff?w’!$Wf)rld$i fOr Wiit(’1”ilf.’~i(Jnt{) sul)sidt], t,hi:n
opendoors
3, Adddishes you may halrP f’orgottm... or rwmw items.
L~.(;]ose door WId pusb ]aLch to right.. (Tyc]e wi]] ;.IuL(mlat.-
ically resume op(vwtion.
Interrupt the wash and rinse periods as seldom as pos-
sible, Wat,cr tern pera tur(.)is r(’duccd, d(wrw-wingwash.
abili~y, when door is opened on any dishwasher.
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E.
Remove the power cord plug from the receptacle.
Tarn off hot water.
Release water pressure by raising tabs on Unico
handle.
Release Unicouple by pushing movable thumb rab
down.
Shake excess water out of Unicoupk and return it and
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its hoses to the storage compartment.
1%TO’l’E:When motor stops at end of final rinse, the Uni-
couple can be disconnected and returned:0 storage.
~T()~’];: ~’our disllw-ash(ir ma~ be easil~r con~-ertud to
apermanent installation. C~ntact ?.our General Elec-
tric Dealer or Franchised CTeneral Electric Ser\”ice
Or~21nization.
.4s1{ for catalog no. JI’D35X134 Conversion Kit which
inc1udes instructions. water \wlIre assmnbl~~ an d 01her
parts necessar?r to make the con~-ersion.