Frigidaire DWU-22J Dishwasher User manual

Use

and

Care

Instructions

for

your

new

Frigidaire

Dishwasher

Full terms

of

the Warranty covering your Frigidaire

Dishwasher are detailed on the back page of this

booklet. Please read them.

The model and serial numbers for your dishwasher

are found in the door opening, on the lower right

flange

of

the tub. Record and retain these numbers.

Model number

__________

_

Serial number

__________

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Frigidaire

Model

DWU~22J

DWU-11J

This book

contains valuable

intormation about

• Operation

• Care

• Service

• Warranty

Keep it in

a safe place

IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

-WARNING-

WHEN USING

YOUR

DISHWASHER,

FOLLOW BASIC PRECAUTIONS, IN-

CLUDING THE FOLLOWING:

1. Read

all

instructions

prior

to

operating your dishwasher.

2.

Do

not use this dishwasher for

unintended purposes. It is a durable

machine.

but

it will work better. and

longer,

if

treated with care and

used only with detergents or wetting

agents recommended for use in a

dishwasher.

3. Dishwasher detergents. liquid and

solid rinse agents. should

be

stored

out of reach of children. and in a dry

place.

4.

Do

not abuse. sit

on.

or stand on the

door or dish rack of the dishwasher.

5.

To reduce the risk

of

injury. do not

allow children

to

play in or on a

dishwasher.

6. Locate sharp items

so

that they are

not likely

to

damage the door seal.

and load sharp knives with the han-

dle up

to

reduce a risk

of

cut-type

injuries.

7.

If

either the washing

or

drying cycle

is interrupted, during

or

at

the end

of

the cycle, the heating element

may still be hot enough

to

cause a

burn

if it

is

touched.

8.

Do

not

wash

plastic items unless

marked "dishwasher

safe"

or

the

equivalent. For

plastic

items not so

marked, check the manufacturer's

recommendations.

9.

Do

not operate your dishwasher

unless all enclosure panels

are

prop-

erly in place.

10.

Do

not tamper

with

controls.

11.

If

your dishwasher is discarded.

abandoned or otherwise not in use.

remove the door or the door latch

mechanism. In some states. it is a

misdemeanor for any one discarding

the appliance not to follow this sen-

sible safety procedure which can

save the lives

of

curious children

at

play.

12. HYDROGEN GAS can

be

produced

in a household type water heating

system that has not been used for

a long period of time (generally two

weeks or morel. Hydrogen gas is

ex•

plosive.

To

prevent the

poss1b1hty

c,f

m1ury.

we

recommend that all hot

water faucets

be

opened for several

minutes

before

using

your

dishwasher. If hydrogen is present

you will probably hear an unusual

sound such as air escaping through

the pipe as the hot water begins

to

flow. There should

be

no smoking

or

open flame near the faucet at

this

time.

-SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS-

2

'.3.

lnstallat1on

ana

grounding instruc-

t•ons

are

included with the new

d1sh-

v..

asher for installer's reference

SOME FACTS ABOUT SAFETY

1.

To

Avoid Accident:

a.

C:lose

and latch dishwasher door

c1s

soon

as

dishwasher

1s

loaded

or unloaded.

b.

Rack light

items

(glassware)

securely so they cannot be

displaced by water force.

c

Keep

dishes a'la utensils

clt>ar

of

moving spra,

a•f"'!

and the center

Wash Tower.

2.

Do

not use your dishwasher

as

a

disposer. However. the dishwasher

will wash away small food particles

adhered to dishes.

3.

Use

caution

1r.

prov1d1ng

ar.d

replac-

ing nouseh::i!d

iuses.

Ordinary

household c1rcu;ts require

15

amp

fuses. Using a larger ;use

::ar

be

aangerous If a circuit recuires

higher amperage. check house vm-

ing to insure that it can support the

additional current.

4. Child Safety Considerations:

a.

Destroy the dishwasher carton

that children might use for play.

Cartons

covered

with

rugs.

bedspreads

or

draperies can

become airtight chambers.

b.

Be

sure

to

keep young children

and

infants

away from your

dishwasher

when

it

is

in

r.::-~rat1on.

c.

Tc prevent children from opening

the dishwasher door. close and

lock the door when not loading or

unloading

d.

As

children mature enough to

operate it. instruct them

in

the

safe.

correct

use

of

this

dishwasher

5.

Repairs made

by

u:itrarned persons

can result

1n

electrical hazards

deve:oping

due

to

improper

assembly or adJustment. While mak-

ing such repairs. persons not having

proper background may sub1ect

themselves to risk of iniuri·

::,•

elec•

tncal shock.

WARNING-OBSERVE

ALL

APPLICABLE CODES AND

ORDINANCES

Your d1sh,,vasher

1s

designed

to

operate

on

regu

Jar

household current

(115V.

60Hz.1

Use a

c1rcu1t

equ1poed

w1tn

a

15

ampere fuse

or

c1rcu,t

breake· Built•

in dishwashers must

be

instaiied and

grounded

in

accoraance with loca: codes

by a qualified installer

to

prevent any

shock hazard and assure stability during

operation.

Know how to disconnect power

to

the

dishwasher at

the

circuit breaker or fuse

box

in

an emergency or when servicing

is required. Ask the installer to identify

and label the proper switch or fuse at the

electrical d1sconnec: box.

Getting

to

know

your

dishwasher

I

Upper rack

Spray

column

Silverware basket

Lower rack

0 Serial and Model Plate

(Right Front)

• Spray arm

8 Radiantube heating

unit

O Food Strainer

0 Overflow protector

CD

Vent

• Dual detergent dispensers

Installation

notes

Check the hot water. For best dish•

washing results, make sure the water is

hot enough. Water below

140

"F or

above

160 "F can make dishwashing

less

effective. The water entering the

dishwasher should

be

at least 140"F. If

It isn't, adjust the water heater.

See the specific Instructions. For com•

plete details, refer

to

Installation

In-

structions packaged separately.

Change the door and lower panels

(DWU-22J

only).

There

are

two reversible

door panels and two matching lower

panels, which allow

you

to change the

color on the front of the dishwasher.

To

change the color of the door:

1.

Remove the three screws from one

side

of

the door trim. Choose. the

most accessible side, the one that

allows sufficient clearance to slide

out the panels.

Remove

the trim and

carefully slide boih panels out.

2.

Arrange the panels with the desired

color in the front. Position approx-

imately the bottom 2

/,

of the bottom

edge

of

the panels

in

the lower trim.

Flex the panels

as

shown, and guide

the top edge into the upper trim.

3.

Slide the front panel completely

In

place, pressing lightly on the leading

edge

to

tuck the panel under the side

trim. Carefully slide the rear panel

in-

to place. Replace the side trim and

secure with screws.

4.

To change the color

of

the lower

panel, follow the

same

procedure.

Customize the dishwasher

(DWU-22J

only).

The

front of the dishwasher can

be

customized to match kitchen decor.

You

can replace one of the standard

panels with

an

accessory door panel.

Order Chrome

(DP-M),

Avocado

(DP-A).

To

use tile, wood, wallpaper and other

materials up to 1

/,

• thick order Ac•

cessory FraminQ Kit

DFK·3.

Cut the

material

23-3/4

•

X,16-11/16"

for the door,

and 23'/• • x

5-518"

tor the lower panel.

Operating

your

Frigidaire

Dishwasher

Prepare to wash the

dishes

Load the dishes.

Move

the door lock to

the left,

as

far as It will go, and open

the door. Close the cups

of

the

detergent dispenser to keep it dry

while

you

are loading dishes.

See

page

4 for specific loading instructions.

Run

the food waste disposer.

If

the

dishwasher is plumbed into a disposer,

run

the disposer

to

empty it. This will

allow the dishwasher water

to

drain

freely.

Tum on the hot ·water faucet.

We

sug-

gest you clear the waterline

of

cool

water.

To

do so, run the water until

it

is

hot; then turn the faucet off. (This may

be done while running the disposer.)

Start the

dishwasher

Always turn the Cycle ·

Selector

to

the right

(clockwise).

Check the chart on

page

5 for the prop-

er control settings for specific loads.

1.

Fill the appropriate detergent dis-

penser(s)

using the chart

on

page

5.

Fili dry dispensers with dishwasher

detergent to the fill line. Close the

cups.

Each dispenser holds approximate-

ly three tablespoons of detergent.

The

amount to use depends upon

the local water conditions and

amount

of

soil on the dishes. Check

package

directions.

Decrease

amount for soft water. Increase

amount for hard water, or add a non-

precipitating water conditioner,

such as Calgon or Spring Rain

to

the detergent.

2.

Close but do not lock door.

3.

Select Heated Dry option. Tum Cycle

Selector clockwise to the desired

cycle.

4.

Lock door

to

start cycle.

Rinse Conditioner

To reduce water spotting, a solid rinse

conditioner such as Jet Dry can be

fastened to the upper rack.

Heated Dry Switch

The Heated

Dry

Switch allows you to

select heated dry or unheated dry

cy-

cles. If you wish a heated dry depress

rocker switch to

Yes.

Best results can

be

expected

when

us•

Ing

a solid rinse conditioner and heated

dry.

Slight pauses during the cycle are part

of

the normal operation

of

the

dishwasher.

To add a dish: Unlock and open the

door; add the dish. Close the door and

wait a few seconds for cool air to heat.

Then lock the door; the cycle will con-

tinue.

We

suggest you check the Cycle Selec-

tor before you

add

a dish.

To

be

assured of a detergent wash, for in-

stance, don't add a dish

if

the cycle

has progressed into the wash cycle.

To stop the dishwasher temporarily:

Unlock the door.

To

finish the cycle,

lock the door again.

Do

not allow water

to stand

in

the dishwasher for an

ex-

tended period

of

time, or it will cool

down and not wash effectively.

To change the cycle. Unlock the door.

Turn the Cycle Selector clockwise

to

the beginning

of

the desired cycle. (Fill

detergent dispensers,

if

required.) Lock

the door to start cycle.

If

you do not want to complete the cy-

cle.and

if

water is

in

the tub, unlock the

door and set the knob at the beginning

of

a cycle. Lock the door and allow the

water to pump out.

Then

unlock the

door and turn the knob to Off.

3

Loading

your

Frigidaire

Dishwasher

Prepare the dishes

• Most normally soiled dishes need

not be prerinsed.

• Rinse

off

such foods

as

coffee

grounds, salad greens, and heavy

starches

(mashed

potatoes,

macaroni, etc.)

• Remove large and hard food scraps,

bone, and pits.

• Rinse

egg,

citrus pulp, mayonnaise,

or salad dressing

off

utensils that

will

not

be washed until later.

• Scrape

or

soak heavily baked-on

food soil.

Load the dishes

• Face soiled side

of

dishes toward

the spray column.

• Tilt Items for proper drainage.

• Don't nest dishes or silverware.

For best results, follow these

loading suggestions:

Upper

Rack•

• Glasses can be placed in several

areas. In the center

of

the rack, place

glasses securely over pins.

Do

not

place glasses in lower rack.

• Load the cup rack area with cups or

small bowls.

• Load saucers, dessert bowls, mixing

bowls and serving dishes in the

up•

per rack.

• Tilt items upside down and toward

the center

of

the rack.

• Place small bowls and saucers m

the center

of

the rack with soiled

side facing center

of

this row.

• Always place heavily soiled items in

lower rack.

Small Items Basket

• Available from your Frigidaire Dealer

at extra charge.

• Holds small ash trays, corn-on-the-

cob holders, measuring spoons, bot·

tie stoppers, etc.

• Use

the

divider

for

organized

storage,

or

remove

it

for extra room

inside the basket.

• Place the basket

in

the upper rack.

Lower Rack G

• Face soiled side

of

dishes toward

center

of

rack.

• Place large serving platters to the far

right or tar left side.

• Place skillets, serving bowls, or

utlli•

ty dishes across the back, or to the

far

right

or

left.

Selecting

a

cycle

to

handle

the

load

• Line dinner plates across the back or

front of the rack.

• Place smaller plates toward the

center

of

the rack.

• For good water distribution and

washing action, don't place large

items against the spray column

guard.

• Don't place large Items across right

front section, as this prevents water

..

from reaching detergent dispenser.

" Don't place soft plastic items in the

lower rack.

Silve1Ware

Basket 8

• Load with handles up

to

protect

hands

and

arms

against accidental

cuts.

• Loading handles up permits you to

remove silverware without touching

eating surfaces.

•

Be

sure no items drop through the

basket.

•

See

flatware on page

6.

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To

wash

more

heavily

soiled

dish

loads

#1

and

2

and

close

both

cups

Heavy

Soil

1

rinse,

1

wash

1

rinse,

1

wash

~

rinses

60

dry,

heated

or

unheated

To

wash

normally

soiled

dish

loads

#2

and

close

both

cups

Normal

Soil

1

rinse

1

wash

2

rinses

46

To

rinse

and

dry

dishes

that

do

not

require

a

detergent

wash

To

rinse

partial

loads

that

will

be

washed

later

To

warm

clean

dinner

or

serving

plates

Energy-wise

tips

•

To

conserve energy

you

may cancel

heat during the dry cycle by pressing

the Heated Dry rocker switch

to

"NO"

or

you

may cancel the dry portion

of

the cycle after the rinse by unlocking

the door and advancing the control

knob to Off.

dry,

heated

or

unheated

None

Rinse

&

Hold

1

rinse

28

(Heated

Ory-Yes)

dry,

heated

None

Rinse

&

Hold

1

rinse

28

(Heated

Ory-No)

dry,

unheated

(timer

advances

to

OFF)

None

Plate

Warmer

dry

•

If

you

c;hoose

No Heated

Ory,

the

heating unit does not come on dur-

ing the dry portion

of

the cycle (final

20

minutes,

approximately).

However, the time continu·es

to

ad·

vance

to

Off.

You

may advance the

knob

to

Off.

• For less heavily soiled dishes, use

the Normal Soll cycle instead

of

the

Heavy

Soll.

You

wlll conserve approx-

13

imately five gallons

of

hot water; the

dishwasher will consume less electri-

city for the shorter cycle.

• Load the dishwasher

to

capacity

before starting the cycle. This

eliminates the necessity

of

running

extra loads.

• No need

to

prerlnse most normally

soiled dishes. Load them directly

from the table

to

~onserve hot water.

Cleaning

and

care

of

your

Frigidaire

Dishwasher

Clean the dishwasher

Lower

Rack

removes for easy cleaning

and access

to

the interior. Roll out the

lower rack until It stops: then

11ft

up.

Tub

is usually self-cleaning. Wash with

a mild detergent on a damp cloth,

If

desired. Rinse thoroughly.

To

remove the discoloration caused by

iron in water, use citric acid crystals

and hot water (at least

140

"F). Citric

acid crystals are available at most

drug stores.

1.

If the dishes and glassware have

iron stains, load them into the

dishwasher.

Be

sure these items are

clean first.

Do

not load silverware and metal

items; citric acid will damage them.

2.

Aun

hot water at the sink to clear

the line of cold water.

3.

Do

not add detergent. Start the dish-

washer for the Heavy Soll cycle.

4.

Walt until the water has entered the

tub for the first wash (second water

fill); .then open the door and add

1/1

to

1/~

cup citric

acid

crystals

to

the

water. Close and lock the door.

5.

When cycle is over, add detergent to

both cups and close dispenser.

6.

Start the Heavy Soil cycle;

allow

the

dishwasher to complete the cycle.

Bottom

of

tub and drain

am:

Check

occasionally, and remove any items

which may have collected there.

Door

liner:

Area

exposed to water is

self-cleaning. Wash outside edge not

exposed

to

water with a damp cloth

and mild detergent.

Exterior:

Wipe door panel with a damp

cloth. For stubborn stains use Frigi•

daire Surface

Renew

available from

your Frigidaire Dealer at extra charge.

Clean the control panel, lower panel,

and all trim with mild detergent

and

water. Do not use steel wool, brushes,

or

coarse powders.

To store the dishwasher

H H

11

neceaury to

store

your

dllh-

WHher

Wher9

room

temperature

11

below 32•F, or to

IHve

H

unUMd

for

an

extended

time,

contact your Frigidaire

Authorized Service Agency. He will

remove the water from the llnes, valves,

and pump

to

prevent any damage from

freezing.

Leave

the dishwasher door

unlocked so air can circulate.

When you need service

Before you call for service, make sure

you

need

it. Here are a few things you

can check yourself, before you call.

If

the

dishwasher

Is

not

operating:

• Is the home fuse blown or the circuit

breaker off?

• Has the control been set?

• Is the

Lo.ck

lever fully to the right?

5

If

the

dishes are

not

clean enough:

• Is the water hot enough

(at

least

140•F entering the dishwasher)?

• Is the recommended type and

amount

of

detergent being used?

• Is the detergent too old and not

dissolving properly?

• Is the water too hard (over 8 grains

of

hardness)? See page 7.

•

Does

solid rinse conditioner

need

to

be replaced?

See

page 3.

If

you need service

Call

your

Frlgldalnt

Authorized

Service

Agency

or

Frigidaire Dealer. Give him

the model and serial numbers of your

dishwasher, and clearly describe the

problem. Write his name here for

reference.

Name

___________

_

Address

__________

_

Phone

___________

_

6

A FRIGIDAIRE QUALITY

SERV·

ICE

AGREEMENT (QSA) may

be

purchased to protect you against

the cost

of

unexpected repairs

after the first year

of

warranty.

Write

or

call

to

see

If

Frigidaire

QSA

is available in your area.

We

will need your name,

ad-

dress, (including zip code), product

model number, serial number

and

installation date of your Frigidaire

appliance.

Write:

CSA

Department

Frigidaire Parts &

Service

Co.

P.O.

Box

4900

Dayton, Ohio 45449

Or

Call Collect: (513) 299-4466

We

are

available

to

assist you

if

service, when required, is not

satisfactory. Contact:

Customer Relations

Frigidaire Company

P.O.

Box

WC4900

'

Dayton, Ohio 45449

Give the following information:

date, your name, address, and

telephone number, kind

of

ap·

pliance, model number, serial

number, date purchased, dealer

from whom purchased (include

address), servicing agent's name

and address

If

different from the ·

dealer's, and location of the ap-

pliance. Clearly describe the

problem and service required.

Helpful

dishwashing

tips

from

Frigidai

You

can wash

just

about all your

dtshes, flatware, pots and pans, and

-cooking . utensils In your Frigidaire

-Dishwasher. Some items, however, are

not

designed

for

automatic

dishwashlng.

If

in

doubt,

check

manufacturer's instructions or test

wash

just

one piece in the dishwasher.

Item

China,

Antique or

hand-painted

Crystal

Flatware.

Gold

flatware

Instructions

Most fine onina

manufactured today is

dishwasher safe.

Decorations covered

by an overglaze

are

generally protected

from fading.

May fade in hot water

and dishwasher

detergent. Hand wash.

Wash in upper rack

only.

See

Loading

your

Frigidaire

Dishwasher,

page 4.

Be sure glasses are

secured in rack. Again,

see loading instruc•

tions.

For crystal

With

gold

or

platinum trim,

check or test as

above.

Most sterling,

silverplate and

stainless steel flat·

ware

is dishwasher

safe.

Rinse flatware

if

it

won't be washed until

later.

Place silver and

stainless steel flat•

ware in different com-

partments

of

the

silverware

basket.

Dirilyte is not dish•

washer safe. Check

manufacturer's in•

struction tor other

gold or gold-trimmed

flatware.

Continue test wash for about a month;

compare test piece with rest

of

set.

Many items are labeled

or

stamped to

tell you

if

they are dishwasher safe.

Un

only

detergents

made

for

automa•

tic

dishwashers.

These

Include

Calgon•

lte,

Cascade,

All,

Electrasol,

Finish.

Item

Antique

flatware

Plated

flatware

Milk glass

Plastics

Wood

Instructions

Knife handles may be

attached by adhesive,

which may soften with

high automatic

dishwashing

temperatures; hand

wash.

Hand wash pieces

with bone or pearl

handles.

May discolor

if

plating

is worn enough to

ex-

pose the base metal.

If

NO

HEATED

DRY

energy option Is used,

you may want to towel·

dry better stainless

and silver flatware at

end

of

the cycle.

May turn yellow when

washed in dishwasher.

Hand wash.

Most melamine and

other contemporary

molded dinnerware are

dishwasher proof.

Soft plastic utensils

vary in their ability to

withstand high

temperatures, and

should

be

washed in

the upper rack only.

Check manufacturer·s

instructions.

Unless specially

treated, most wooden

ware

will warp and

lose

its

finish when

washed in dishwasher.

Hand wash.

Hem

Instructions

etals, May lose

Its

bright

Aluminum appearance and

darken, due

to

minerals in water and

detergent alkalinity.

Use liquid aluminum

cleaner

or

soapy steel

wool pad

to

restore

appearance.

Avoid

letting

undis-

solved detergent

tall

directly

on aluminum

utensils.

Aluminum rubbing

against

dishes and

other items can leave

dark spots; place

aluminum items

securely in rack.

iodized

or

May fade from hot

-lored water and detergent.

Jminum Hand wash.

1pper

trim

or

May discolor. Polish

pper utensils with a commercial

cleaner.

wter Some contemporary

pewter may be washed

in

the

dishwasher.

Hand wash older

pieces.

amelware May

lose

some gloss

alter

repeated

washings.

1 or Should not be washed

st iron in

the

dishwasher. Hot

water and detergent

will cause rusting, or

remove seasoning.

Hand wash and dry

immediately.

,n-stick Most can be washed

ishes in

the

dishwasher;

may need occasional

reseasoning. See

manufacturer's

instructions.

Sometimes,

dishwashing

results may be less than

satisfactory,

due

to

problems

such

as

spotting

and

filming.

Generally,

poor

water

conditions

and

poor

operating

conditions

are

the

cause

of

such problems. The

following

chart

lists

common

problems,

their

causes, and

what

to

do

to

get

the

best

dishwashing

results.

Problem

Cause

Remedy

Spotting and Mineral A non-precipitating water conditioner can

be

mixed

filming

deposit

with the detergent

to

minimize hard water.

If

hard

from water water causes frequent

spotting

and filming,

supply.

Water installation·of a water softening system is

is

too hard recommended. A solid rinse conditioner such

with

too

as Jet

Ory

should also

be

used.

high a mineral

content.

Water

temper-

Before starting dishwasher, run faucet

at

sink. Set

ature

too

low. water heater

to

provide dishwasher with

at

least

140"F

water.

Improper

load-

Slant glasses so water can reach all surfaces and

Ing

that

pr•

drain properly. Avoid blocking water circulation.

vents

good.

washing

and

draining.

Inadequate Store

detergent,

spout closed, in e cool, dry

place

detergent. .

(~t

under sink). Detergent may be old al)d lnelfec-

live. Using too

llttle

detergent prevents good water

softening and soil removal. Increase quantity when

using a low phosphate detergent.

To

remowe

spots

and

Him,

w111h

dish load omitting

dry portion

of

cycle. Remove all metal items; set

controls for Heavy Soil Cycle, Heated Dry

NO.

Do

not use detergent. When dishwasher has filled for

the first wash (see Select-a-cycle chart pg.

5),

carefully set a bowl containing 1

/4

cup liquid

chlorine bleach in lower rack. When dishwasher

refills for second wash, set a glass measure con-

taining 2 cups vinegar in lower rack. Let proceed

through cycle. Or, follow citric acid crystal pro-

cedure on page

5.

Dark spots or

Food

stains. Rinse flatware that will not be washed 1mmed1ately.

pitting

on Keep flatware from contact with salty and acid

flatware foods for long periods

of

time.

Undi11olvecl

Fill detergent dispensers just before starting dish-

detergent

on

washer

and close dishwasher door carefully.

Use

flatware. fresh detergent.

Moisture left

To

remove

stains

and

spots,

clean with a good

on

flatware·

tor

silver polish.

extended

period

of

lime.

Dishes not See spotting and filming.

clean

Clogged

Lift

up spray arm

to

remove. Snap

off

collar. Rinse

spray

arm

out food particles at sink. Replace collar. Position

arm.

as

In

picture on

page

2.

Arm should spin freely.

Dnlln-

Remove

large

food

particles

and

other

materials.

Dark

stains

SN

cleaning

on

dish-

and

care

of

washer tub your Frigidaire

Dishwasher,

PAV.

5.

7

Your

Frigidaire

Dishwasher

is

protected

by

this

warranty

FULL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY (Excluding Alaska)

Frigidaire Company warrants

that

Frigidaire

will

repair,

without

charge,

any

defect

or

malfunction

occurring

in

this

Dishwasher during the

first

year

after

original

date

of

delivery

to

the consumer.

THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY:

1.

To

conditions

resulting from (A) improper installa•

lion,

or

(B) incorrect

electric

current.

2.

To

conditions

resulting from consumer damage,

such

as:

(A) improper maintenance,

or

(Bl misuse,

abuse,

accident,

alteration.

3.

If the

original

serial number

cannot

be readily deter-

mined.

4. To service

calls

not

involving

malfunction

or

defects in materials

or

workmanship, and

naturally

the consumer shall pay

for

such

calls.

5. To Dishwashers

installed

outside

the

continental

United States and Hawaii.

6.

If used in any commercial

application.

7. To Dishwashers

installed

in the

State

of

Alaska.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Appl/cable

to

the

State

of

Alaska

In

the State

of

Alaska

all

of

the

provisions

of

the full

warranty and the

exclusions

thereunder

listed

on

this

form are unchanged except

that

Frigidaire

d~es not pay

for the cost

of

the

technician's

travel

to

your

home

nor

for the cost

of

transporting the

product

to

his

shop. You

are responsible for these charges.

This warranty gives you

specific

legal

rights, and. you

may

also

have

other

rights

which

vary from

state

to

state.

This

is

the

only

written

warranty

applicable

to

Frigidaire

Dishwashers

and

Frigidaire neither assumes

nor

authorizes anyone

to

assume

for

it

any

other

obligation

or

liability

in

connection

with

such Dishwashers.

FRIGIDAIRE SHALL NOT

BE

LIABLE FOR CONSEQUEN•

TIAL DAMAGES SUCH

AS

PROPERTY DAMAGE AND

INCIDENTAL EXPENSES RESULTING FROM BREACH

OF

THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY

OR

ANY IMPLIED

WARRANTY.

Some

states

do

not

allow

the exclusion

or

limitation

of

incidental

or

consequential

damages so

this

limitation

or

exclusion

may

not

apply

to

you.

FOR SERVICE UNDER THIS WARRANTY

contact

any

authorized Frigidaire servicing dealer,

or

if

there

is

a

question as

to

where

to

obtain warranty service,

write

our

Customer Relations Department at

this

address.

FRIGIDAIRE COMPANY

P.O. Box WC4900

3555

S.

Kettering Blvd.

DAYTON,

-OHIO

45449

R

Frigidaire

One

al

the

WMe

Consolidated

lndustr,es

'J&r:f

Frigidaire ,

...

,...s

the

right

to

change specihcations or discontinue models. without noltce

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