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Operation
Adjustment of Basket Dispenser
Step 1: Checking the spring adjustment
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Place two filled crockery baskets on to the loaded base basket to test the dispensing height.
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Wait for a reaction.
If the upper edge of the uppermost basket is between 1.38'' (35 mm) and 1.97'' (50 mm) above the upper
edge of the housing, the spring system is adjusted correctly.
If the column drops down only a little or not at all, the dispensing height must be altered by adjusting the
springs.
Step 2: Altering the spring adjustment
The dispensing height is adjusted by hooking or unhooking tension springs on two attachment bars.
The springs in the 50-50 basket dispensers are arranged in groups of 6, where 4 are base springs with hig-
her tension (1) and 2 are adjustable springs (2) with lower tension.
The springs in the 65-53 basket dispensers are arranged in groups of 8, where 6 are base springs with hig-
her tension (1) and 2 are adjustable springs (2) with lower tension.
Figure 12
If the dispensing height is too high, adjustable springs must be unhooked.
If the dispensing height is too low, adjustable springs must be added.
Procedure for setting the springs:
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Take out the inserted crockery items and crockery baskets (if available).
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Lift the base basket uniformly and place it down on the appliance. Finally, put it down in a suitable
place.
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Hook or unhook adjustable springs uniformly in all groups of springs.
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Preferably unhook the adjustable springs. Always leave the base springs inserted, if possible. Always
unhook the springs on the lower attachment bar.
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Finally, insert the base basket back with the basket opening facing upwards.
So long as the same kind of crockery is always used, the dispensing height only needs to be set once.
NOTE
NOTE
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Attachment bar with tension springs
Arrangement of the springs
A symmetrical arrangement of springs between the attachment bars is neces-
sary for guiding the base basket uniformly and without friction.
A slightly asymmetrical arrangement of springs within an attachment bar does
not pose any problem.
Maximum load-bearing capacity
Since all basket dispensers are designed for a maximum load, the available
spring system of the appliances is entirely sufficient for all usual market
crockery items.
If the existing spring sets are insufficient, additional springs must be added.
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Chapter 5
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Basket Dispenser