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Hoover HED 6612-80 manual

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    HED 6 612- 80[...]

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    Thi s m a nual cont ains secti ons of Sa fe ty Inst r ucti ons , Ope r ating Instructi on s, Ins tallati on In st r uct ions and Tro uble sh o oting Tip s etc. Car ef u l l y read ing it b e fore usi n g the dish washer wi ll hel p y ou to use an d maint ain th e d i shw as her pr op er ly. To re v iew t he sec t i on o n Tr o ubl e sho o ti ng Tip[...]

  • Page 3

      U n der cert a in condi ti o ns, Hydrogen gas may be pr od u c ed in a hot-wate r syst em that has not been u s ed f o r t w o w e eks or m o re. HYDROGEN GAS IS EXPLOSI VE. I f the h o t- w at er sys t em h as not bee n used f o r su ch a p eri o d, before using th e d ishw ash er tu rn o n a ll ho t-wa te r f au ce ts and let t he w ater [...]

  • Page 4

    To ge t the be st pe rforma nce f rom you r dishwa sher ,re ad all ope rati ng inst r u c tions be fore u sing it for the firs t time. 2 U pper Bas ket Sp ra y Ar ms L ower Bas ket W ate r Sof t ener Detergent Di spenser S ilve rwa r e Bask et M ain Fi lt er Cu p S hel f 5 6 7 8 R inse A id Disp enser C oars e Filt er D r ain pipe c on nector I nl [...]

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    3 For norm a lly soi l ed loads, suc h a s , p l a tes,g lasse s and lig htly soil ed pans. stand ard dail y c ycle. pots For the heavi est soiled loads , suc h as po ts,pan s,cass er o le dishes and dis hes that have be en si tting wit h dr ied f ood on the m for a whi le. For light l y so i led loads , suc h as p lates,g lasses ,b ow ls and light[...]

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    4 Always use salt inte n de d for use w ith d ishwashers. The sal t con taine r is locat ed bene ath t h e lo wer ra ck and sho u l d be fi lle d as fo llo ws: Rem ove the lower ba sket and the n unscre w and remov e the cap from th e salt con taine r. If y ou are f i lling the c ont ainer for the fir s t ti m e ,f il l 2/3 of i t s vo l ume w i th[...]

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    5 D ishwashe r det erge nt is corro sive ! Tak e ca re to keep it ou t of reac h of children. IF THE W ATE R I S N ' T T OO HARD, YOU MA Y A L SO PREVENT THE FO RM AT ION O F DEPOSITS B Y A DDI NG D ETE R GEN T. Th e am o un t of de t er gent n e ed e d can v ary due to di fferenc es in w a ter h ar dnes s . To deter m ine the wate r har dnes [...]

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    6 If the re is no r inse aid w arnin g l ig ht in t he c on t rol pa nel, you ca n ju dge the a mou n t of r in se a i d b y the fol lo win g mea n s. T he black dot o n the rin s e ai d dis pe ns e r in dica t es t h e am ou nt of ri nse aid in the dispe nser. As the r ins e aid dim i nis he s, th e size o f the bla ck do t decre ases . You shoul [...]

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    7 S ilver ware s h ould b e pl aced i n the s il verwa re ba sk e t wi t h h a nd les at the bo tt o m: I f th e rac k ha s s ide b ask ets , the s p oon s ho u ld be load e d in di vid ua lly i n t o th e a p p r o pria t e slo ts , E spec i ally lo ng ute n s i ls sh o u l d be pl ac ed in t he h o riz o nta l pos it ion at th e f ro nt of the up[...]

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    8 C oarse f i lt er Lar ger i te ms, su ch a s pi eces o f b one or g la ss, t hat c ou ld clog the dr a in are t rap ped i n t he coar se fil ter. T o re mov e an i t em cau g ht in t his f ilt er , gen t ly sq uee z e t he t abs on t o p o f t his f ilter and l ift it o ut. For y our conve nien ce, we ha v e pl a c ed the dr a in pump an d fil te[...]

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    9 Neve r use a sp ray c lea n er t o clea n the d oo r pa n el for it co uld d amage t h e d o or l o ck an d el e ctrica l c o mpon ents. It i s n ot allowe d to u s e the ab r asi v e agen t or some pa p er tow el be cau seo f th e risk of scratch i n g o r le avi ng sp ots on the sta in les s steel su rf ace . To clean the edge arou nd the d oor[...]

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    10 Pull Unicoup l e and its ho ses c omp l etel y out fr om s t o rage c o m par t ment loca te d a t r e a r o f d i sh wa sh e r and atta ch it t o the fau cet ad apte r. Turn wa ter fully on b efore sta r t ing the dis hwasher. 3 1 Turn of f the water. Rele ase th e wa ter pr e s sur e by depre ssing the p r e ss ure r eleas e butt on. T hi s r [...]

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    11 If th e sink i s 34 o r h ig h e r from the f loor, the e xces swate r in Un i c ou ple hose s cann ot be d ra ine d dir ectl y into t he s ink. It wil l be n ecess ary to drai n exc e ss wate r fr o m h o ses into a b owl or su itable c o nt ainer that i s held out s ide an d l owe r th a n the si nk. C onn e ct t he co ld wa t er s up ply h os[...]

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    Fuse blo wn, o r the circ uit br eaker a cte d Repl ace fus e or reset ci rcuit br eaker. Re move any ot her appl ianc e s s haring t he same circu it with the di shwash er S o und f ro m sof t foo d shr ed di ng a ct i o n and d et e rge n t c up ope ni ng. Uten sils a re no t s e cu re in th e bas kets o r som ethi ng sm a ll h as d r oppe d i nt[...]

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    Co m bi nation of sof t wat er and too m uch de terge nt Use le ss d eterg ent if you have soft w ater and s elect a sh orte st cyc l e to wash th e g lassw are a nd to get t hem c lean . Tea or co f fee stain s using a solu tion of 1/2 cup of bl ea c h and 3 cups wa r m wate r to rem o v e th e s ta in s b y h an d . Yo u hav e to wai t for 2 0 mi[...]