KitchenAid KUDM220T Manuel utilisateur

Built-In

Dishwasher

Models

KUDM220T,

KUDM22GT

KUDM22HT

USE

and

CARE

GUIDE

(KUDM220T,

KUDM22HT

ILLUSTRATED)

(KUDM22GT)

NOT

ILLUSTRATED)

\-qs

Table

Contents

Important

Safety

Instructions.

Ownership

Registration

Card.

Important

Facts.

Dishwasher

Features.

Operating

Your

Dishwasher.

Sounds

You

May

Hear.

Automatic

Water

Heating.

Energy

Saving

Tips.

Special

Tips

Dishwasher

Use.

Dishwasher

Cycles.

Cancel

Cycle.

Adding

Dishware

During

Cycle

...

Your

Dishwasher.10

Upper

Rack.10

Lower

Rack.11

Silverware

Basket.12

Filling

The

Detergent

Dispenser.13

How

Much

Detergent

Use.13

Low

Phosphate

Detergents.14

Rinse

Agents.14

Caring

For

Your

Dishwasher.14

Seasonal

Storage.15

Drain

Air

Gap.15

Sure-Scrub

™

Wash

System.16-17

Problem,

Cause,

Solution

Chart.18-19

Removing

Spots

And

Film.19

Changing

Front

Panels.20-22

Optional

Front

Panels.22

You

Need

Service

Assistance.23

Warranty.Back

Cover

your

responsibility

sure

your

dishwasher:

•

installed

qualified

installer.

•

Has

been

installed

where

protected

from

the

elements.

•

Has

been

installed

floor

strong

enough

support

its

weight.

•

Has

been

properly

connected

electricity,

water

and

drain.*

•

Has

been

properly

electrically

grounded.*

•

Has

had

all

hang

tags

and

temporary

labels

removed.

•

not

used

children

anyone

unable

operate

properly.

•

properly

maintained.

*See

Installation

Instructions

for

complete

information.

Heavy

duty

door

springs

are

necessary

when

installing

custom

panels.

Failure

provide

proper

door

springs

with

custom

panels

may

cause

damage

the

dishwasher.

1989

KitchenAid®

Important

Safety

Instructions

reduce

the

risk

fire,

electrical

shock,

injury

when

using

your

dishwasher,

basic

precautions

including

the

following:

Read

all

instructions

before

using

the

dishwasher.

This

dishwasher

must

properly

connected

electricity

and

water.

Use

the

dishwasher

only

for

its

intended

function.

Use

only

detergents

and

rinse

agents

recommended

for

use

dishwasher,

and

keep

them

out

the

reach

children.

When

items

washed:

Locate

sharp

items

that

they

are

not

likely

damage

the

door

seal.

Load

sharp

knives

with

the

handles

reduce

risk

cut-type

injuries.

NOT

wash

plastic

items

unless

marked

"dishwasher

safe"

the

equivalent.

For

plastic

items

not

marked,

check

the

manufacturers'

recommendations.

NOT

touch

the

heating

element

during

immediately

after

use.

Element

must

cool

least

minutes

avoid

injury.

NOT

operate

your

dishwasher

unless

all

enclosure

panels

are

properly

place.

NOT

tamper

with

controls.

10.

NOT

abuse,

sit

stand

the

door

dish

rack

the

dishwasher.

I!.

reduce

the

risk

injury,

not

allow

children

play

dishwasher.

12.

hot

water

has

not

been

used

recently

(usually

two

weeks

longer),

hydrogen

gases

may

build

the

water

heater

and

the

hot

water

pipes.

HYDROGEN

GAS

EXPLOSIVE.

prevent

injury

damage,

before

using

your

dishwasher,

turn

all

hot

water

faucets

and

allow

water

run

for

several

minutes.

This

will

allow

gases

escape.

not

smoke

use

any

open

flame

near

the

faucet

while

open.

13.

When

discarding

old

dishwasher,

always

remove

the

door

prevent

accidental

entrapment.

14.

Install

the

dishwasher

floor

that

level

and

strong

enough

support

the

weight.

15.

prevent

electrical

shock,

disconnect

electrical

power

supply

dishwasher

before

attempting

service.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

Ownership

Registration

Before

you

use

your

dishwasher,

please

fill

out

and

mail

your

ownership

registration

card

packed

with

the

Use

and

Care

Guide.

This

card

will

enable

contact

you

the

unlikely

event

product

safety

notification

and

assist

complying

with

the

provisions

the

Consumer

Product

Safety

Act.

Return

this

card

not

necessary

validate

your

warranty.

Keep

copy

the

sales

receipt

showing

the

date

purchase

and

/or

date

installation

your

dishwasher.

PROOF

PURCHASE

WILL

INSURE

YOU

IN-WARRANTY

SERVICE.

Write

down

the

following

information.

You

will

need

your

dishwasher

ever

requires

service.

Model

Number*_

Serial

Number*_

Date

Purchased_

Date

Installed_

Dealer's

Name_

Address_

Phone_

Model

and

Serial

Numbers

are

located

label

the

left

side

the

door

opening.

Important

Facts

•

KitchenAid

dishwashers

operate

II5

volts,

hertz

A.C.

house

current.

They

cannot

converted

operate

220

volts,

hertz

house

current.

•

protect

against

possible

rupture

fill

valve,

SURE

water

lines

leading

the

dishwasher

well

water

lines

the

dishwasher

are

protected

against

freezing.

Such

ruptures

are

not

covered

the

warranty.

See

page

15.

•

prevent

accidental

entrapment,

remove

the

door

when

removing

old

dishwasher

from

service

discarding

it.

Dishwasher

Features

Upper

Level

Power

Wash

Lower

Rack

Cutlery/Silverware

Basket

Detergent

Dispenser

Overflow

Protection

Float

4-Way

Hydro

Sweep

(with

Jet

Spray)

Self-Cleaning

Filter

Removable

Coarse

Strainer

Heating

Element

10.

lo-Thru

™

Drying

Fan

Operating

your

Dishwasher

Step

Load

dishes

into

racks

according

instructions

pages

10-12.

not

operate

dishwasher

without

racks

place.

Water

leakage

and

flooding

may

result.

Step

Add

detergent

dispenser.

See

page

13.

Step

Firmly

the

door

and

latch

pushing

the

door

handle

down.

Step

Advance

Cycle

Selection

Dial

slowly

corresponding

cycle.

See

page

for

description

cycles.

Step

Push

Start

button.

Sounds

You

May

Hear

While

Your

Dishwasher

Running:

•

the

fill

valve

opening

closing

and

the

sound

water

entering

the

dishwasher

•

water

being

pumped

out

during

drain

portion

cycle

•

detergent

cup

opening

•

timer

clicking

advances

•

pump

motor

starting

•

items

being

ground

the

hard

food

disposer

Automatic

Water

Heating

Your

KitchenAid

dishwasher

offers

auto¬

matic

water

heating.

For

best

dishwashing

results,

water

should

least

120°F

(49

°C)

enters

the

dishwasher.

check

the

temperature,

use

the

faucet

closest

your

dishwasher.

Set

the

faucet

control

for

the

hottest

water

possible.

Run

water

into

glass

set

the

sink

for

least

one

minute,

allowing

overflow.

Place

candy

meat

thermometer

the

glass

and

read

the

maximum

setting.

the

temperature

too

low,

raise

the

setting

your

water

heater.

Energy

Saving

Tips

Power

Spare...

•

Use

the

ENERGY

SAVER-DRY

option

whenever

possible.

your

incoming

water

temperature

I40°F

(60°C)

and

you

don't

need

your

dishes

right

away,

pays

air

dry

them.

•

Flash

dry

dishes.

After

final

rinse,

unlatch

door

and

advance

Cycle

Selection

Dial

Pots/Pans

Cycle;

open

door

and

pull

out

racks.

Because

the

heat

buildup

dishware

during

the

wash

cycle,

water

evaporates

quickly

from

the

dishware.

Important:

hard

water

areas,

flash

drying

can

increase

the

likelihood

spotting

and

filming.

•

Run

the

dishwasher

only

with

full

load.

•

not

rinse

dishware

before

•

Use

only

the

cycle

and

options

that

you

need.

•

Run

the

dishwasher

night

during

the

summer

avoid

daytime

heat

load.

Special

Tips

Dishwasher

Use

What

Can

and

Cannot

Washed

Your

Dishwasher

Most

tableware,

cookware

and

silverware

can

safely

washed

your

KitchenAid

dishwasher.

you

have

any

doubts

about

particular

piece

dishware,

check

with

the

manufacturer

see

dishwasher

safe.

REMEMBER:

the

user's

responsibility

determine

dishware

should

washed

dishwasher.

Material

Dishwasher

Safe?

Exceptions/

Special

Information

Aluminum

Yes

High

water

temperature

and

Disposable

Cannot

withstand

high

water

detergents

may

affect

finish

Plastics

temperatures

and

detergents.

anodized

aluminum.

Plastics

Yes

Always

check

manufacturers'

Cast

Iron

Seasoning

will

removed,

and

recommendations

before

iron

will

rust.

washing.

Plastics

vary

their

capacity

withstand

high

water

China/

Yes

Always

check

manufacturers'

temperatures

and

detergents.

Stoneware

recommendations

before

washing.

Antique,

hand-painted

Stainless

Yes

Run

RINSE

HOLD

CYCLE

not

over-the-glaze

patterns

may

Steel

washing

immediately.

Prolonged

fade.

Gold

leaf

may

discolor.

contact

with

foods

containing

salt,

vinegar,

milk

products

fruit

Crystal

Yes

Always

check

manufacturers'

juice

could

damage

finish.

recommendations

before

washing.

Some

types

leaded

Sterling

Yes

Run

RINSE

HOLD

CYCLE

not

crystal

may

etch

with

repeated

Silver

washing

immediately.

Prolonged

washings.

Silverplate

contact

with

food

containing

salt.

acid

sulfide

(eggs,

mayonnaise

Gold

Gold-colored

flatware

will

and

seafood)

could

damage

discolor.

finish.

Glass

Yes

Milk

glass

will

yellow

with

Tin

May

rust.

repeated

dishwasher

washing.

Wooden

Always

check

manufacturers'

Hollow-

Handles

some

knives

are

Ware

recommendations

before

Handle

attached

the

blade

with

washing.

Untreated

wood

may

Knives

adhesives

which

may

loosen

warp,

crack

lose

its

finish.

dishwasher

washed.

Pewter

High

water

temperatures

and

detergent

may

discolor

pit

finish.

(KUDM220T,

KUDM22HT,

ILLUSTRATED)

(KUDM22GT)

NOT

ILLUSTRATED)

Dishwasher

Cycles

Pots/Pans

Cycle

used

wash

and

dry

There

are

two

wash

periods

and

three

rinses

hard-to-clean,

heavily

soiled

pots,

pans

and

followed

heated

dry

period,

casseroles

along

with

regular

tableware.

Choose

this

cycle

for

the

toughest

jobs.

Normal

Wash

Cycle

used

wash

and

dry

There

are

two

wash

periods

and

two

rinses

daily

loads

with

moderate

amounts

food

followed

heated

dry

period.

soil.

Light

/China

Wash

Cycle

used

wash

There

are

two

wash

periods

and

one

rinse

and

dry

daily

loads

with

light

amounts

followed

heated

dry

period,

food

soil.

This

cycle

uses

less

water

and

time

than

the

Normal

Wash

Cycle

and

the

most

efficient

cycle

use.

Rinse

Hold

Cycle

used

rinse

partial

loads

dishes

until

full

load

accumulated.

detergent

used.

Dishware

kept

moist

until

complete

wash

and

dry

cycle

can

run.

This

cycle

provides

one

rinse.

Important:

All

cycles

may

used

wash

and

dry

dishwasher-safe

china

and

crystal.

Check

manufacturers'

recommendations

before

washing.

CYCLE

SEQUENCE

TOTAL

CYCLE

TIME

(minutes)

WATER

USED

(gallons)

IT]

RINSE

HOLD

{

2.25

Energy

Saver-Dry

can

used

with

any

Wash

Selection

eliminate

the

heat

during

the

drying

portion

cycle.

The

fan

the

drying

system

will

continue

operate,

helping

the

dishes

air

dry

naturally.

Under

certain

conditions,

you

may

find

few

drops

water

the

dishware

and

silverware

the

end

this

cycle.

Cancel

Cycle

The

Cycle

Selection

Dial

may

used

cancel

any

cycle

progress.

water

present

the

dishwasher,

turn

the

dial

slowly

the

drain

portion

the

wash

rinse.

You

will

hear

water

draining

when

you

have

advanced

the

proper

location.

Let

the

dishwasher

drain

completely.

Lift

the

door

handle

and

advance

the

dial

the

Pots/Pans

Cycle.

This

cancels

the

cycle.

water

absent

from

the

dishwasher,

lift

door

handle

stop

dishwasher

action.

Relatch

door

and

advance

dial

Pots/Pans

Cycle.

This

cancels

the

cycle.

START

NEW

CYCLE

—

Open

dish¬

washer;

check

detergent

dispenser

sure

properly

filled.

and

latch

door;

select

the

desired

new

cycle.

Adding

Dishware

During

Cycle

You

can

add

forgotten

item

the

dish¬

washer

anytime

before

the

main

detergent

wash

portion

the

cycle.

stop

the

cycle,

just

unlatch

the

door

handle.

However,

opening

the

door

during

cycle

reduces

the

cleaning

power,

try

load

all

items

before

starting

the

cycle.

RESTART

DISHWASHER

the

door

and

latch

the

handle,

push

cycle

button

originally

selected

and

desired,

the

Energy

Saver

button.

The

cycle

will

start

exactly

where

was

stopped.

your

Dishwasher

Your

KitchenAid

dishwasher

designed

with

lots

space.

Glasses,

mugs,

saucers

and

saucepans

can

loaded

either

the

upper

lower

rack.

For

best

results,

dish

ware

should

loaded

soiled

surfaces

face

the

rotating

wash

arm.

hand

rinsing

necessary

before

your

KitchenAid

dishwasher.

Just

scrape

leftover

food,

bones,

toothpicks

and

other

hard

items

from

the

dishware.

Some

foods

eggs,

rice,

pasta

and

cooked

cereals

may

hard

remove

left

dry

over

period

time.

you

not

plan

wash

your

dishes

fairly

soon

after

use,

run

RINSE

HOLD

CYCLE

keep

them

moist

until

you

are

ready

run

the

wash

cycle.

Never

prewash

dishes

with

hand

dishwashing

detergent.

will

cause

sudsing

the

dishwasher

and

result

poor

cleaning

and/or

spotting

and

filming

the

dishware.

Upper

Rack

Examples

Glasses

and

stemware

may

loaded

together.

Stability

important

when

such

items.

achieve

stability,

load

glasses

and

cups

between

pins

and

over

pins.

Bowls,

cups

and

pans

may

loaded

the

center

row

shown.

sure

items

are

stable.

load

not

stable,

damage

may

occur.

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