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Changing the Amount of Rinse Agent
Dispensed
See page 12 for instructions to change the amount
of rise agent dispensed.
When to increase the amount dispensed:
• When the dishes have water marks.
When to decrease the amount dispensed:
• Whenthedisheshaveastickywhite/bluelm.
• When the dishes are streaked.
• If heavy foaming occurs.
NOTE: If you have very soft water and still
experience streaking when the dispenser is set to
1, you can dilute the rinse agent with water up to a
50:50 mix before pouring it into the dispenser to get
acceptable results.
Operating Your Dishwasher
Filling the Rinse Agent
Dispenser
important
• Rinse agent is important to the drying process
of the dishware. It also reduces spotting.
Dacor recommends that you keep the rinse
agent dispenser full at all times. However,
some customers with soft water may not
need rinse agent. If you have soft water, your
dishes may dry better without rinse agent.
• If you use a dishwashing detergent containing
a rinse agent additive, do not fill the rinse
agent dispenser to avoid a film on the dishes.
• When the rinse aid dispenser needs to
berelled,thissymbolappearsonthe
display.
• The rinse agent dispenser must be properly
adjusted. Too little rinse agent will allow spotting
and drying problems. Too much rinse agent will
cause foaming and streaking.
• When the water hardness exceeds 3 gpg, you
should use rinse agent with citric acid (acid rinse
agent).
To rell the rinse agent dispenser:
1. Press the (right) release button to open the rinse
agent compartment lid.
2. Carefullypourtherinseagentintothellerhole
until the rinse agent
level is even with the
end of the MAX arrow
inside. Do
notoverll.
3. Wipe up any spillage.
4. Close the rinse agent
compartmentlidrmly.
NOTE:
After filling the
rinse
agent dispenser, it may
take a few washes before the
rinse
agent indicator
on the display goes off.
Release button