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Asko 1595 Manual de utilização e cuidados

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As with any new appliance, it sometimes takes using it a

few times to learn to operate it properly. If you are having

minor performance problems with your dishwasher, read

Poor washing performance

The dishes may not be loaded properly. Make sure

that soiled surfaces are facing downward or toward

the center of the dishwasher. Also, make sure that

the bowls, pots, etc., are not stacked so closely that

water can't reach the soiled surfaces.

Make sure you are using the appropriate program

settings for the dirtiness of your dishes.

An item may be obstructing the spray arm rotation.

With the baskets loaded and in place, manually turn

the spray arms to make sure they move freely.

Your dishwasher detergent should be fresh and

stored tightly closed in a cool, dry place. Old or caked

detergent will not dissolve properly. Wait until you

are ready to start the dishwasher to add the

detergent. If you are using the Delay program, make

sure the dispenser is dry before adding the detergent.

Your dishwasher detergent may be inferior. Try a

different brand.

Make sure the rinse aid dispenser is filled. (See

pages 5 and 6.)

If you have hard water in your area, try adding more

detergent and increasing the amount of rinse aid

dispensed. (See page 5.)

Check that the spray arm jets are not clogged. (See

page 7.)

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Select the Heat Dry option.

If you don't want to use Heat Dry, you can decrease

the drying time by opening the door slightly to let out

the warm, humid air.

Make sure the rinse aid dispenser is filled. (See

page 6.)

Make sure you use the proper amount of rinse aid.

(See page 6.)

Do not overload the dishes and be careful to avoid

nesting.

Load items with concave bottoms tilted so as much

water as possible will run off.

Unload the bottom basket first to avoid spilling water

onto the dishes when unloading the top basket.

Dishes washed in higher water temperatures will

dry faster.

Certain plastics may need to be towel dried.

Plastic items

Always check the manufacturer's suggested care

instructions before washing plastic in your

dishwasher. Even dishwasher-safe items should be

loaded in the top basket, away from the heating

element.

Some high-acid foods can discolor plastic. You

should rinse these items if you do not plan to run the

dishwasher right away.

Plastic items dry poorly and may need to be towel

dried.

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this section before calling for service. It may save you

time and unnecessary expense.

Chipped or Broken Dishes

When you load the dishes, be sure they're securely

in place and will not fall over or strike against each

other during the wash.

Load glasses between the tines, not straddling them.

Move the baskets in and out slowly to avoid

slamming the dishes together.

Make sure not to load dishes so high that the spray

arms could strike them.

Make sure tall glasses and stemware will clear the

top of the tub when you push the basket in.

Always load delicate items in the top basket.

Do not overload the dishwasher.

Do not jam the glasses together when loading.

Stains and discolorations

Stains or discoloration on dishes could be caused by a

number of things. Listed below are some of the most

common causes. See also "Washing Special Items"

on page 10.

Too much iron or manganese in the water can cause

yellow or brown marks on your dishes. As a

temporary solution, in place of the prewash

detergent, use one teaspoon to one tablespoon of

citric acid crystals. You should consider installing a

water filtering system.

Coffee and tea stains usually have to be removed by

handwashing in a solution of 1/2 cup bleach and

one quart of water. (Do not use on sterling silver or

silver plate.) Be sure to rinse these items thoroughly

before putting them in the dishwasher so there is no

bleach residue on the dishware.

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If you have a cloudy film on your dishes that can't be

removed, it could be etching. To prevent etching, try the

following:

Use less detergent. You may be using too much for

the water hardness in your area. (See page 5.)

Use a good quality dishwasher detergent.

Do not overload the machine. Water should circulate

freely to ensure adequate rinsing and draining.

Fill the rinse aid dispenser (unless you have soft

water in your area; in which case you may not need

a rinse aid.) (See page 5.)

Use a lower water temperature setting.

Do not use the Heat Dry option.

Do not pre-rinse the dishes; just scrape off large

food particles and bones.

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