Loading the dishwasher (cont.), Caution – GE PDT760SIFII User Manual

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Loading the dishwasher (cont.).

For best dishwashing results, follow these loading guidelines. Features and appearance of racks and silverware

baskets may vary from your model.

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3rd Rack (on some models)

The 3rd rack is the recommended location for

silverware and has 2 trays:
The utensil tray holds serving spoons, chop

sticks, spatulas, cutlery, whisks, etc. Be sure

not to overlap the utensil heads.
The silverware tray holds silverware

individually in slots and is positioned by

alternating the heads of the silverware.
These trays may be removed to allow for

easier loading and unloading, changing the

side that the trays are on, or to create extra

space for the upper rack.
To remove a tray, fully extended the 3rd rack,

grasp both the front and back handles on one

tray and gently lift the tray out of the rack.

To replace the tray, grasp both handles and

gently place it on the rack so that the deepest

part is towards the center of the rack.

CAUTION!

Take care when

loading, unloading, or transporting the

silverware or utensil trays. The trays may

contain sharp or heavy items. If items are

dropped from the trays or the trays are

dropped, injury could occur.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

„

Do not place cutlery of different materials

next to each other in the 3rd rack. Doing

show may cause discoloration of the

cutlery.

„

The trays are only meant to be used with a

GE 3rd rack dishwasher to hold silverware,

cooking utensils, and other small items.

Using the trays for any other purpose could

result in damage to the trays or damage to

anything interacting with the trays.

„

Ensure that the 3rd rack is fully closed

before shutting the dishwasher door.

Shutting the door with the rack partially

extended could cause damage to the

dishwasher.

Silverware

Tray

Utensil Tray

8 Place Settings

10 Place Settings

12 Place Settings

*See Silverware Basket section

on how to load silverware.

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