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Load the dish rack (6) as shown in the example in
Fig. 16. The arrow shows the slide-in direction.
Dishes should be placed in the positions provided to
obtain the best washing result.
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Fig. 17 – Optimum loading of dish rack
1. Dessert plates
2. Dessert bowls
3. Saucers
4. Tumblers
5. Cups
6. Glass
7. Soup plates
Fig. 18 – Holder folded up
If the plate holders are not required, they can be folded
down to create space for pots (see Fig. 19).
Fig. 19 – Plate holder folded down
Unclip the plate holders from the blue fixtures and fold
down the plate holder.
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8.7.3. Cutlery loading exam ple
Clip the cutlery tray on the left edge of the dish rack.
Place long/sharp knives and cutlery horizontally in the
cutlery tray.
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Fig. 20 – Optimum loading of cutlery basket
8. Serving forks
9. Forks
10. Soup spoons
11. Teaspoons
12. Dessert spoons
13. Serving spoons
14. Gravy ladle
8.7.4. Baby bott le holder
Fig. 21 – Using the baby bottle holder
To clean baby bottles, place the baby bottle holder (8) in
the dish rack and place the bottles with the opening fac-
ing downwards in the basket opening (a) (seeFig. 21).
Place the lids and dummies of the baby bottle on the lid
holder (b).
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