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LOADING
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DISHWASHER
Loading the
Top
Rack
The upper rack of the dishwasher has been designed
with flexibility in mind. Glasses, cups, plates, bowls
and small pots may be loaded in many different po-
sitions to fit your needs. Figure
5
shows
a
typical
mixed load for the upper rack.
Cup
Shelives
Fl~p down cup shelves.
Place glasses upside down with stems resting
in the
"V"
of the shelves.
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Adjustmemat
The top
rack
height of the Kuppersbusch dishwashers
is
adjustable. There
is
an upper
and
lower position
for the top rack which
is
used
to
accomodate
items with different heights.
Haw
to
bower
and
Raise
the
Rack:
First, pull out the top rack.
To
Lower
Raek
0
Press the levers simultaneously (one on the
left
and one on the right sides of the rack). Always
hold the sides of the rack on the upper edge,
otherwise
it
will not drop smoothly (and may
damage the utensils).
So
Raise
Rack
Talte hold of the rack on the upper edge and
pull upwards.
*
Before you re-insert the rack, ensure that
it
is
at the same height on both sides. Other
wise, the appliance door will not close and
the upper spray arm
will
not connect to the
-
.
.
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water circuit.
I
I
Tap
Raek
Height:
Max. height
8"
(upper position)
Max. height
10"
(lower position)
Bottom
Rack
Hekht:
Max. height12" (top rack in lower position)
Max, height 14" (top rack
in
upper position)
Figure
8
ENGLISH
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