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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | PDW9280N00SS |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Ensures correct installation and maintenance procedures for safe dishwasher operation.
Details the necessary electrical specifications for safe dishwasher operation.
Warns about child entrapment risks and outlines safe dishwasher disposal methods.
Provides essential safety guidelines and warnings for using the dishwasher.
Describes the physical layout for front and top control models.
Details on various settings and indicators available on the control panel.
Explanation of indicator lights like LOW DETERGENT, SENSING, SANITIZED, CLEAN.
How the time remaining display works and adjusts during operation.
For sanitizing dishware with raised water temperature in the final rinse.
For heavily soiled or dried-on, baked-on food soils.
For heavily soiled cookware with dried-on or baked-on soils.
For varying soil levels; auto adjusts; normal conserves water and energy.
For delicate ware like crystal and china, or glasses.
For plastic items, upper rack only cleaning, or rinsing loads.
Allows delaying the start of a wash cycle for up to 24 hours.
Increases cycle time for better wash and dry performance.
For heavily soiled or dried-on soils, adds 26 minutes to cycle.
Uses heating element for faster drying of dishes.
Prevents accidental selections or changes to settings.
Steps to start a cycle after selecting options.
Explains the CLEAN light and end-of-cycle beep.
GE's recommended detergents and rinse aids for optimal performance.
Recommends entering water temperature for optimal cleaning and preventing damage.
How to fill and adjust the rinse agent dispenser for better drying.
Instructions on scraping and removing food soil before loading.
Procedure for adding forgotten dishes after cycle start.
Explains using automatic dishwasher detergents, avoiding hand soap.
Instructions for using tablets, packets, powder, liquid, or gel.
Guidance on adjusting detergent based on water hardness.
Explains automatic dispensing based on soil and water hardness.
Warns against mixing bleach-based and enzyme detergents.
Instructions for using a test strip to measure water hardness.
Steps for calibrating front-control models with/without 3-digit display.
Steps for calibrating top-control models with/without 3-digit display.
How to load glasses, cups, plastics, and other items in the upper rack.
How to adjust the upper rack height for taller items.
How to load plates, cookware, and large items in the lower rack.
Proper placement of forks, knives, and spoons in the basket.
Includes cutlery tray, bowl tines, and other rack flexibility features.
Guidelines for loading 10 and 12 place settings efficiently.
Instructions for cleaning painted, stainless steel, and CleanSteel panels.
Information on the stainless steel interior and its durability.
How to clean the control panel without damage.
Steps to protect the dishwasher from freezing temperatures.
How to check and clean the air gap for proper draining.
Reminder that the door was left open during operation.
Common causes like water temp, loading, or detergent issues.
Causes and solutions for spots, filming, and cloudiness.
Problems with suds, spilled rinse agent, or detergent dispenser.
Causes for black/gray marks and dishes not drying properly.
Causes for stained tubs and when the dishwasher won't start.
Panel lights off, water in tub, or drainage problems.
Sanitized light, steam, normal noises, and timing issues.
Causes of white film and methods to remove it.
Details on what GE will replace for one, five, and lifetime periods.
Items not covered by the warranty for US customers.
Items not covered by the warranty for Canadian customers.
GE Appliances website for manuals, parts, and service.
How to schedule expert repair service online or by phone.
How to order replacement parts and accessories.
Ways to contact GE for support or if unsatisfied with service.
Benefits and methods for registering your appliance.
