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Care and Maintenance
Maintenance
Tasks
Certain
areas
of the dishwasher
require
occasional
maintenance.
The maintenance
tasks
are easy to do
and will
ensure
continued
superior
performance
from your
dishwasher.
Wiping
up spills and splash-outs
Water
may occasionally
splash
out of your
dishwasher,
particularly
if you inter-
rupt
a cycle
or open the dishwasher
door
during
a cycle.
To avoid
floor
damage
and possibly
mold
growth,
do not allow
wet areas
to remain
around
or under
the dishwasher.
Clean
the stainless
steel
inner door and tub
Clean
the outer
edges
of the inside
door
panel
regularly
to remove
debris
that
may collect
from
normal
loading.
If spots
begin
to appear
on the
stainless
steel,
make sure the rinse
agent
is full and functioning
properly.
Figure
9
Check
and clean
spray arm nozzles
Remove
the top spray
arm
by first
removing
the empty
top
rack from
the dish-
washer.
Turn
the rack upside
down.
The top
spray
arm is held in position
by a
locking
nut
as shown
in Figure
9. Turn
the
locking
nut
counterclockwise
and
remove
it to release
the spray arm.
Look for obstruction
in the spray
nozzles.
If
the spray
nozzles
need cleaning,
flush
them
under
running
water.
To reinstall
the top spray
arm,
place
it back
in position
and return
the
locking
nut to its install
position.
Turn the
locking
nut clockwise
to secure.
Return
the
top
rack to the top rack roller
guides.
Remove
the
bottom
spray
arm
by first
removing
the
empty
bottom
rack from
the dishwasher.
Grasp
and lift the spray
arm as shown
in
Figure
10. Look for obstruction
in the spray
nozzles.
If the spray
noz-
zles need cleaning,
flush
them
under
running
water.
To reinstall
the
bottom
spray
arm,
return
the
bottom
spray
arm
to
the
installed
position
and press
it until
it snaps
into
place.
Return
the bottom
rack to the installed
position.
Check
and clean
the filter
system
The filter
system
consists
of a Large Object
Trap/Cylinder
Filter
assembly,
a Fine
Filter
and a Micro
Filter.
The filter
system
is located
on the inside
of your
dish-
washer
under
the lower
rack an is easily
accessible.
During
normal
use, the filter
system
is self-cleaning.
You should
occasionally
inspect
it for foreign
objects
and
clean
it when
necessary.
Figure
10
Large Object
Trap
Cylinder
Filter
Fine Filter
Figure
11
To avoid
injury,
do not reach
into the large object
trap
with
your
fingers.
The large object
trap
could
contain
sharp
objects.
To remove
the
Large
Object
Trap,
remove
the
bottom
rack.
Grasp
the
assembly
and turn
it counterclockwise.
Lift the assembly
out.
Carefully
examine
the
assembly.
If you find
debris
in the
Large
Object
Trap, turn
it upside-down
and gently
tap it on a flat surface
to dislodge
and remove
debris.
Figure
12
14
Micro
Filter
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