Frigidaire Dishwasher F71C12 User Manual

Dishwasher  
Use & Care Manual  
Product Registration  
MDB100, MDB110  
MDB125, F71C12  
Models:  
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Safety  
Instructions............. 2-3  
Operating  
Instructions............. 4-6  
Preparing and  
Loading Dishes....... 7-8  
Dishwasher  
Dispenser and  
Detergents............. 9-11  
Factors Affecting  
Performance ............ 12  
Record All Information  
For Future Reference  
Care and  
Cleaning ...............13-14  
Brand:  
Purchase Date:  
Model #:  
Changing Color  
Panels...................15-16  
Serial #:  
Solutions to  
Common  
(located on right side of tub)  
Dishwashing  
Problems ..............17-20  
Questions? 1-800-444-4944  
(United States)  
1-800-661-9913  
(Canada)  
Consumer Services  
Warranty & Service .... 21-24  
Versión en español ......... 22  
Visit Frigidaire Company’s  
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Important Safety Instructions  
(continued)  
• Do not wash plastic items  
unless marked ‘‘dishwasher  
safe’’ or the equivalent. Check  
with manufacturer for  
• Under certain conditions,  
hydrogen gas may be  
produced in a hot water  
system that has not been  
used for 2 weeks or more.  
HYDROGEN GAS IS  
EXPLOSIVE. If hot water  
system has not been used for  
such a period, before using  
dishwasher, turn on all hot  
water faucets and let water  
flow from each for several  
minutes. This will release any  
accumulated hydrogen gas.  
HYDROGEN GAS IS  
recommendations, if not  
marked. Items that are not  
dishwasher safe may melt  
and create a potential fire  
hazard.  
• If the dishwasher drains into a  
food disposer, make sure  
disposer is completely empty  
before running dishwasher.  
• Disconnect electrical power to  
dishwasher before servicing.  
FLAMMABLE. Do not smoke  
or use an open flame during  
this time.  
• Repairs should be done by a  
qualified technician.  
• Do not store or use  
combustible materials,  
gasoline or other flammable  
vapors and liquids in the  
vicinity of this or any other  
appliance.  
• Do not tamper with controls.  
• Do not touch the heating  
element during or immediately  
after use.  
• When loading items to be  
washed:  
- Locate sharp items and  
knives so that they are not  
likely to damage the door seal  
or tub.  
- Load sharp items and  
knives with the handles up to  
reduce the risk of cut-type  
injuries.  
SAVE THESE  
INSTRUCTIONS  
Instructions appearing in this Use & Care Manual are not meant to cover every possible  
condition and situation that may occur. Practice common sense and caution when installing,  
operating, and maintaining any appliance.  
©1998 White Consolidated Industries, Inc.  
Printed in U.S.A.  
All rights reserved.  
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Operating Instructions  
The model number can be found on right side of tub just inside  
the door. Features and appearance may differ depending on the  
model you selected.  
Getting Started  
1. Load dishwasher (See Preparing and Loading Dishes).  
2. Add detergent (See Dishwasher Dispenser & Detergents).  
3. Add rinse aid, if needed (See Rinse Aid).  
4. Turn dial clockwise to select cycle (See Wash Cycle Selections).  
5. Select desired energy OPTIONS (See Energy Options).  
6. Run hot water faucet nearest dishwasher until water is hot. Turn  
water off.  
7. To start, close door to latch.  
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Operating Instructions  
(continued)  
Wash Cycle Selections  
Note: Not all cycles available on all models.  
Pots & Pans  
Rinse/Hold  
For pots, pans, casseroles and  
dinnerware with dried-on or  
baked-on soils:  
For rinsing dishes that will be  
washed later:  
• DO NOT USE detergent.  
• Turn dial to RINSE/HOLD.  
• Turn dial to POTS & PANS.  
• Select desired OPTIONS.  
Plate Warmer  
For warming dishes and serving  
plates before serving hot foods.  
Normal Wash  
For regularly soiled dishes and  
silverware:  
• Load clean plates and dishes  
• Turn dial to NORMAL WASH.  
to be warmed.  
• Turn dial to PLATE WARMER.  
• Select HOT DRY option.  
• Select desired OPTIONS.  
Light Wash  
For lightly soiled or pre-rinsed  
dishes and silverware:  
• Turn dial to LIGHT WASH.  
• Select desired OPTIONS.  
Cycle Chart - MDB100, MDB110  
Cycles  
Water  
(approx.)  
Time  
(approx.)  
Washes/Rinses  
Normal  
Wash  
6.9 gal.  
109 min.*  
2 washes 4 rinses  
5.7 imp. gal.  
26.1 liters  
5.8 gal.  
Light  
103 min.*  
2 washes 3 rinses  
Wash  
4.8 imp. gal.  
22.0 liters  
(MDB110)  
* Includes dry time.  
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Operating Instructions  
(continued)  
Cycle Chart - MDB125, F71C12  
Cycles  
Water  
(approx.)  
Time  
(approx.)  
Washes/Rinses  
Pots &  
Pans  
8.4 gal.  
103 min.*  
95 min.*  
89 min.*  
2 washes 5 rinses  
7.0 imp. gal.  
31.8 liters  
Normal  
Wash  
7.2 gal.  
2 washes 4 rinses  
6.0 imp. gal.  
27.3 liters  
6.0 gal.  
Light  
Wash  
1 wash  
4 rinses  
1 rinse  
5.0 imp. gal.  
22.7 liters  
1.2 gal.  
1.0 imp. gal.  
4.5 liters  
Rinse/  
Hold  
10 min.  
14 min.  
Plate  
Warmer  
* Includes dry time.  
Energy Options  
Hot Dry Option  
With either option, you may see  
water vapor coming from vent  
during drying portion of cycle.  
HOT DRY option provides faster  
drying since the heating element  
is on during the drying portion of  
the cycle.  
The drying option may be  
changed at any time during the  
cycle and affects only the drying  
period.  
Cool Dry Option  
COOL DRY option saves  
electricity since the heating  
element is off during the drying  
portion of the cycle. To speed  
drying process, open the door  
slightly after the cycle is  
complete.  
Some water droplets may  
remain on door and tub and in  
areas where dishes touch  
silverware basket and rack.  
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Preparing and Loading Dishes  
Dish Preparation  
Scrape away large pieces of  
food, bones, pits, toothpicks, etc.  
The continuous filtered wash  
system will remove remaining  
food particles. Burned-on foods  
should be loosened before  
loading. Empty liquids from  
glasses and cups.  
• Load racks so that large items  
do not prevent the detergent  
dispenser from opening.  
• Check manufacturer’s  
recommendations before  
washing items in question.  
• If the dishwasher drains into a  
food disposer, be sure  
disposer is completely  
empty before starting  
dishwasher.  
Foods such as mustard,  
mayonnaise, vinegar, lemon  
juice and tomato based products  
may cause discoloration of  
stainless steel and plastics if  
allowed to sit for a long period of  
time. Unless the dishwasher  
is to be operated at once, it is  
best to rinse off these food soils.  
Loading the Top Rack  
The top rack is designed for  
cups, glasses, small plates,  
saucers and bowls.  
Load glasses in top rack.  
Damage may occur if placed in  
bottom rack.  
Load plastic items in top rack  
only. Melting may occur if placed  
in bottom rack.  
Load items with open ends  
facing down for better cleaning  
and draining.  
Damage may occur if delicate  
items touch each other during  
dishwasher operation.  
Long-handled knives and  
utensils can be placed in top  
rack.  
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Preparing and Loading Dishes  
(continued)  
Loading the Bottom  
Rack  
Place plates and platters so that  
they do not touch.  
Place bowls, casseroles and  
sauce pans with the soiled  
surface facing down or toward  
the center. Tilt slightly for better  
drainage.  
Be sure pan handles do not  
protrude through the bottom of  
the rack and block the spray arm  
Do not block tower protector  
rotation.  
Loading the Silverware  
Basket  
Mix spoons, forks and knives to  
prevent nesting. Mixing items  
gives better cleaning and drying.  
For safety, load sharp knives and  
forks with handles up.  
Be sure nothing protrudes  
through bottom of basket or rack  
to block the spray arm.  
Do not mix silver and stainless to  
avoid damaging the silver finish.  
Note: Silverware basket may  
vary by model.  
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Dishwasher Dispenser & Detergents  
Use only fresh automatic  
Filling the Detergent  
dishwashing detergent. Other  
Dispenser  
types will cause oversudsing.  
Some models have a detergent  
Add detergent just before  
starting cycle.  
dispenser with one covered and  
one uncovered cup. Detergent in  
the uncovered cup falls into the  
dishwasher when the door is  
closed. The covered cup opens  
automatically to release  
Store detergent in a cool, dry  
location. Moist or caked  
detergent will not dissolve  
properly.  
detergent. See illustration below.  
The uncovered cup on models  
with only one cup will be  
labeled “Detergent” and  
detergent should be added  
before starting selected cycle.  
Fill both cups  
for Pots & Pans  
and Normal.  
Fill to second  
line when  
using  
standard  
dishwashing  
detergent.  
Fill covered  
cup only for  
Light Wash.  
Fill to first line  
when using ultra  
or concentrated  
detergent.  
Cover  
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Dishwasher Dispenser & Detergents  
(continued)  
How much Detergent to  
use  
The amount of detergent to use  
depends on the water hardness.  
Water hardness is measured in  
grains per gallon. Using too little  
detergent can result in poor  
cleaning and hard water filming  
or spotting. Using too much  
detergent in soft water can  
cause permanent etching on  
glassware.  
Your local water company, water  
softener company or county  
extension agent can tell you the  
water hardness in your area.  
More detergent may be needed  
if the phosphorus content is  
8.7% or less. The phosphorus  
content is shown on the  
detergent label.  
Detergent Chart  
Water Hardness  
Amount to Use  
Soft (0-3 grains)  
2 Teaspoons  
Medium (4-8 grains)  
Hard (9+ grains*)  
5 Teaspoons  
10 Teaspoons  
(fill level with top)  
* 12 grains and higher is extremely hard water.  
Detergent alone may not be enough. A water  
softener is recommended to improve water quality  
and dishwashing performance.  
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Dishwasher Dispenser & Detergents  
(continued)  
Rinse Aid  
A rinse aid greatly improves  
drying and reduces water  
spots and filming. Water  
“sheets” off dishes rather than  
forming water droplets that cling  
and leave spots.  
To add liquid rinse aid, turn  
dispenser cap 1/ turn  
counterclockwis4e and lift out.  
Pour in rinse aid until liquid  
touches the indicated fill level.  
Replace cap.  
Rinse aids come in solid or liquid  
form. If your dishwasher does  
not have a rinse aid dispenser,  
the solid rinse aid should be  
fastened to the front corner of  
the upper rack. When material  
dissolves and the container is  
empty, it is time to replace.  
Do not overfill since this can  
cause oversudsing. Wipe up any  
spills with a damp cloth.  
The dispenser holds enough for  
35 to 140 washes, depending on  
setting.  
A dispenser for liquid rinse aid is  
located next to the detergent cup  
and automatically releases a  
measured amount of rinse aid  
during the final rinse. If spotting  
and poor drying are problems,  
increase the amount of rinse aid  
dispensed by rotating the dial to  
a higher number. The dial is  
located under the dispenser cap.  
The indicator will be dark when  
full and will show clear when it is  
time to refill.  
Dispenser  
Opening  
Indicator  
Dispenser  
Cap  
Adjustable  
Setting  
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Factors Affecting Performance  
Water Temperature  
Hot water is needed for best  
dishwashing and drying results.  
Water entering dishwasher  
should be at least 120°F (49°C)  
to give satisfactory results.  
To check water temperature  
entering dishwasher:  
Turn on hot water faucet  
nearest dishwasher for  
several minutes to clear cool  
water from pipes.  
• Hold a candy or meat  
thermometer in stream of  
water to check the  
temperature.  
• If temperature is below 120°F  
(49°C), have a qualified  
person raise the hot water  
heater thermostat setting.  
Important: Before starting a  
cycle, run hot water to clear  
cool water from pipe.  
Water Pressure  
The hot water line to dishwasher  
must provide water pressure  
between 20 and 120 psi. Low  
water pressure may occur when  
laundry or showers are in  
operation. Wait until water use is  
reduced before starting  
dishwasher.  
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Care and Cleaning  
Burn Hazard  
Allow heating element to cool  
before cleaning the interior.  
Failure to do so can result in  
burns.  
Outside—Occasionally wipe  
Overfill Protector—keeps  
dishwasher from overfilling and  
is located in the left front corner  
of the tub.  
with a mild nonabrasive  
detergent and water. Rinse and  
dry.  
Clean occasionally with  
household cleaner  
Inside—The inside of the  
containing vinegar or bleach  
to dissolve any buildup.  
Overfill Protector should  
move up and down freely  
about one inch. If it does not  
move, lift and clean  
dishwasher, including the filter,  
is self-cleaning with normal use.  
If needed, clean around the tub  
gasket area with a damp cloth.  
underneath.  
Heating element  
Care of Drain Air Gap  
If a drain air gap was installed  
for your built-in dishwasher,  
check to make sure it is clean so  
the dishwasher will drain  
Filter  
Spray arm/tower  
assembly  
properly. A drain air gap is  
usually mounted on countertop  
and can be inspected by  
removing the cover. This is not  
part of your dishwasher and is  
not covered by warranty.  
Note: Hard water may cause  
lime deposit buildup on the  
interior of the dishwasher. For  
cleaning instructions see  
‘‘Removing Spots and Film’’  
section.  
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Care and Cleaning  
(continued)  
Property Damage Hazard  
Freezing temperatures may cause water lines to  
rupture.Be sure all supply lines to and circulating  
lines within dishwasher are protected.  
Failure to do so could result in property damage.  
Winterizing  
A dishwasher left in an unheated place should be protected from  
freezing. Have a qualified person do the following:  
To Disconnect Service:  
To Restore Service:  
1. Turn off electrical power to  
the dishwasher at the supply  
source by removing fuses or  
tripping circuit breaker.  
1. Reconnect the water, drain,  
and electrical power supply.  
2. Turn on water and electrical  
power supply.  
2. Shut off water supply.  
3. Fill detergent cup(s) and run  
dishwasher through a  
NORMAL cycle.  
4. Check connections to make  
sure they do not leak.  
3. Place a pan under the inlet  
valve. Disconnect water line  
from inlet valve and drain  
into pan.  
4. Disconnect drain line from  
pump and drain water into  
pan.  
Note: See Installations  
Instructions for more details.  
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Changing Color Panels  
Cut Hazard  
Metal door panels are sharp and  
should be handled with care.  
Wear gloves to protect hands.  
Failure to do so can result in  
injury.  
Some models come with reversible door panel inserts.  
To change the color panel:  
1. Remove snap-on bottom trim by pulling forward. Support color  
panel(s) at bottom while removing trim. Slide color panel(s)  
downward 1/2”.  
Color  
Panel(s)  
Bottom  
Trim  
2. Grasp top and bottom of panels and bow slightly until they are clear  
of trim. DO NOT REMOVE SPACER.  
Spacer  
Side  
Trim  
Color Panel(s)  
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Changing Color Panels  
(continued)  
3. Arrange panel(s) so desired color is facing out. Place one side of  
panel under side trim and bow slightly until other side fits under  
opposite trim. Slide panel(s) up to fit under control panel.  
Control Panel  
Color Panel(s)  
4. Replace bottom trim by fitting slot over bottom edge of door and  
secure by pressing from one side to the other.  
Bottom  
Trim  
Bottom Edge  
of Door  
Customized Wood Panels  
Some models can be customized with 1/4” wood panels. Refer to your  
installation instructions for more information.  
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Solutions to Common Dishwashing  
Problems  
Before calling for service, review this list. It may save you both  
time and expense. This list includes common experiences that  
are not the result of defective workmanship or material in your  
dishwasher.  
• Increase the amount of rinse  
Food Soils Left on  
Dishes  
• Choose another cycle for  
longer washing time.  
• Check rack loading section for  
proper loading—avoid nesting  
items.  
aid, if available on your model.  
(See Rinse Aid).  
• Check the incoming water  
temperature. Be sure it is at  
least 120°F (49°C).  
• Check for proper loading—  
avoid nesting items.  
• Home water pressure may be  
too low—should be 20 to 120  
pounds per square inch (psi).  
• Check incoming water  
temperature. It should be at  
least 120°F (49°C). (See  
Factors Affecting  
• Plastic items may need to be  
towel dried.  
• Cups with a concave bottom  
will collect water.  
Glassware/Flatware  
Spotted or Cloudy  
• Check water hardness. For  
extremely hard water, it may  
be necessary to install a  
water softener. (See  
Performance.)  
• Check water hardness. For  
extremely hard water, it may  
be necessary to install a  
water softener. (See  
Detergent Chart.)  
Detergent Chart.)  
• Water temperature may be  
low. Avoid extremely low or  
high temperatures. (See  
Factors Affecting  
• Use fresh detergent.  
• Check to make sure tower in  
lower rack is not blocked.  
• Make sure items are not  
blocking the spray arm,  
preventing it from rotating.  
• Check to see if the liquid rinse  
aid dispenser needs refilling  
or if the solid rinse aid needs  
replacing.  
Performance.)  
• Avoid overloading and  
improper loading. (See  
Preparing and Loading  
Dishes.)  
• Use fresh detergent. Old  
detergent is ineffective.  
• Check to see that proper  
amount of detergent is being  
used. Also, check phosphate  
level. (See Detergent  
Dispenser.)  
Dishes not Dry  
• Select Hot Dry option.  
• Make sure the liquid rinse aid  
dispenser is filled. Check  
container to see if it is time to  
replace solid rinse aid.  
• Home water pressure may be  
too low—it should be 20 to  
120 pounds per square inch  
(psi).  
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Solutions to Common Dishwashing  
Problems  
(continued)  
• Mixing stainless steel and  
silver utensils in silverware  
basket can cause pitting of  
the stainless steel blades.  
Avoid mixing stainless steel  
and silver.  
Dishware Chipped  
• Load with care and do not  
overload. (See Preparing and  
Loading dishes.)  
• Place delicate items in top  
rack.  
• Place glasses securely against  
pins and not over pins.  
• Load items so they are secure  
and don’t jar loose when  
moving racks in and out. Move  
racks in and out slowly.  
• Make sure tall glasses and  
stemware will clear top of tub  
when rack is pushed in.  
• Fine antique china and crystal  
should be hand-washed.  
Etching  
• Using too much detergent in  
soft or softened water causes  
this film that cannot be  
removed.  
• Adjust the amount of detergent  
based on the water hardness.  
(Check Detergent Chart.)  
• Lower the water temperature.  
• Use the Cool Dry option.  
Detergent Left in Cups  
Dishware Stained or  
Discolored  
Tea and coffee can stain cups.  
Remove the stains by hand  
washing in a solution of 1/2 cup  
(120 ml) bleach and one quart  
(1 L) of warm water. Rinse  
thoroughly.  
• Detergent may be old. Discard  
and use fresh detergent.  
• Be sure water action can  
reach the dispenser.  
• Check to see if cycle has been  
completed.  
• Make sure items do not  
prevent the detergent  
• Iron deposits in water can  
cause a yellow or brown film.  
A special filter installed in the  
water supply line will correct  
this problem. (See Removing  
Spots and Film.)  
dispenser from opening.  
• Aluminum utensils can leave  
gray/black marks when they  
rub against other items. Load  
properly.  
• Certain high acid foods can  
cause discoloration of  
stainless steel and plastics if  
allowed to sit for a long period.  
Rinse by hand if not operating  
dishwasher at once.  
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Solutions to Common Dishwashing  
Problems  
(continued)  
Dishwasher Leaks  
Dishwasher Won’t Run  
• Check to see if circuit breaker  
is tripped or if a fuse is blown.  
• Make sure water supply is  
turned on.  
• Check to see if cycle is set  
correctly. (See Operating  
Instructions.)  
• Use only fresh detergent  
designed for automatic  
dishwashers. Measure  
detergent carefully. Try a  
different brand.  
• Spilled rinse aid can cause  
foam and lead to overflowing.  
Wipe up any spills with damp  
cloth.  
• Make sure door is closed and  
latched.  
• Check to see that dishwasher  
is level. (See Installation  
Instructions.)  
Dishwasher Does Not  
Drain Properly  
• If unit is hooked up to a food  
waste disposer, make sure  
the disposer is empty.  
• Check to see if the knockout  
plug has been removed from  
inside the food waste disposer  
inlet.  
Normal Sounds You Will  
Hear  
• Normal sounds include water  
fill, water circulation and  
motor sounds.  
• Check to see if drain hose is  
Water in Bottom of Tub  
• Water left in bottom of tub after  
cycle is complete is not  
kinked.  
• Make sure cycle is complete,  
not in a pause.  
normal. If water remains in the  
bottom of the tub, dishwasher  
may not be draining properly.  
(See Dishwasher Does Not  
Drain Properly.)  
Dishwasher Won’t Fill  
• Is water supply turned on?  
• Does overfill protector move  
up and down freely? (See  
Overfill Protector section.)  
Normal water fill covers filter  
area.  
Vapor at Vent  
• Water vapor escapes from the  
vent when the dishwasher is  
operating. This is normal.  
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Solutions to Common Dishwashing  
Problems  
(continued)  
Dishwasher Has an  
Odor  
Removing Spots and  
Film  
Hard water can cause lime  
deposit buildup on the interior of  
the dishwasher. Dishes and  
glasses may also get spots and  
film for a number of reasons.  
(See Glassware/Flatware  
Spotted or Cloudy section.) To  
remove buildup, spots and film,  
clean using the following  
• Soiled dishes left in  
dishwasher too long can  
create an odor. Use Rinse/  
Hold cycle or rinse by hand.  
• There will be a “new” smell  
when first installed. This is  
normal.  
• Check to see if unit is draining  
properly. (See Dishwasher  
Does Not Drain Properly.)  
instructions:  
1. Load clean dishes and  
glasses in normal manner.  
Do not load any metal  
Stains on Tub Interior  
• Washing large amounts of  
dishware with tomato based  
soil can cause a pink/orange  
appearance. This will not  
utensils or silverware.  
2. Do not add detergent.  
3. Turn dial to NORMAL WASH.  
Close and latch door to start.  
4. Allow dishwasher to run for  
40 minutes to reach the main  
wash portion of cycle.  
5. Unlatch and open door and  
pour 2 cups of white vinegar  
into the bottom of  
affect performance and will  
gradually fade over time. Pre-  
rinsing or using the Rinse/  
Hold cycle will reduce the  
chance of staining. Using Cool  
Dry option will lessen staining.  
dishwasher.  
6. Close and latch door and  
allow the cycle to finish.  
Note: If these conditions persist,  
a home water softener should be  
considered.  
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Consumer Services  
Keep your bill of sale, delivery slip or some other appropriate payment  
record. The date on the bill establishes the warranty period should service  
be required.  
Dishwasher Warranty  
Warranty  
(continued)  
Warrantor: Frigidaire Company, a  
division of White Consolidated  
Industries, Inc.  
Not Covered  
1. Service calls where the  
problem is not the fault of the  
appliance. Examples—applicable to  
various appliance types but not  
limited to the following things:  
Covered  
Full One Year Parts and Labor  
Warranty  
For one year from date of purchase,  
Frigidaire Company will repair or  
replace any part of the appliance that  
proves to be defective in materials or  
workmanship.  
a. Service calls to remove shipping  
devices; to level your appliance;  
to correct leaks at water inlet  
hose connections; to correct  
improper placement of drain hose  
in drain; to turn gas supply line  
on; to correct an improper  
Limited One Year Parts and Labor  
Warranty  
(State of Alaska only)  
All terms stated above apply except all  
of the technician’s travel costs to the  
home for service and any costs for  
pickup and delivery of the appliance  
(required because of service), are  
excluded.  
exhaust system or to connect  
your appliance to your exhaust  
duct; to advise you on proper  
setting of controls or on proper  
use of your appliance; to correct  
installation of appliance; to  
replace owner-accessible light  
bulbs or fluorescent tubes.  
b. Service calls where the problem  
is due to house wiring or  
Extended Limited 2nd Year Warranty  
For two years from date of purchase,  
Frigidaire Company will provide a  
replacement (or functional equivalent),  
for any part in the water distribution  
system that proves to be defective in  
materials or workmanship. Associated  
inlet and drain plumbing parts are not  
included. The consumer must pay for  
all labor and service charges, and the  
cost to ship the part(s) to the nearest  
authorized servicer.  
improper voltage supply; a blown  
fuse or tripped circuit breaker; a  
slow or backed-up drain; a weak  
or spongy floor; insects, rodents  
or pests; frozen water lines in  
your appliance or house;  
improper power cord connections  
to appliance; blockage or  
restrictions in house exhaust duct  
or hood; appliance installed  
outside, exposed to elements.  
Extended Limited 2nd-10th Year  
Warranty  
2. Repairs when product is used in  
dwellings with multiusers (such as in  
community-type complexes).  
For ten years from date of purchase,  
Frigidaire Company will provide a  
replacement tub or door liner if the  
original tub or door liner fails to contain  
water because of a manufacturing  
defect. Door seals are not included.  
The consumer must pay for all labor  
and service charges, and the cost to  
ship the replacement part(s) to the  
nearest authorized servicer.  
3. Damage to your appliance caused  
by misuse, fire, flood, acts of God,  
or by using parts and/or service not  
approved by Frigidaire Company  
Consumer Services or an authorized  
Frigidaire Servicer.  
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Consumer Services  
Warranty  
Not Covered  
4. Consequential or incidental  
damages such as property  
damage and incidental  
(continued)  
Warranty  
Conditions  
(continued)  
• have product properly  
installed in line with all  
local, plumbing, electrical and/or  
gas codes. Appliance must be  
properly connected and grounded  
to a power supply of sufficient  
voltage.  
• have the product moved out of  
place and back into place (if  
moving the appliance is essential  
for service). If product cannot be  
moved by the consumer, the  
servicer will not be liable for  
damages to the floor.  
expenses resulting from any  
breach of this written or any  
implied warranty. Note: Some  
states do not allow the exclusion or  
limitation of incidental or  
consequential damages, so this  
limitation or exclusion may not apply  
to you.  
5. Expenses to make appliance  
accessible for servicing (for  
instance, removal of cabinets,  
cabinet doors or molding).  
6. Service calls to products with serial  
plates that have been removed,  
altered, and that cannot be read  
well.  
To Obtain Parts and  
Service  
1. Contact Frigidaire Company  
Consumer Services or an  
Conditions  
authorized Frigidaire Servicer.  
1. This warranty gives you  
specific legal rights; you may have  
other rights, which vary from state-  
to-state. We authorize no one to  
change or make additions to this  
warranty.  
2. If there is a question on where to  
obtain service, call or write our  
Consumer Assistance Center at:  
2. Service and installation must be  
provided by Frigidaire Company  
Consumer Services, or by an  
authorized Frigidaire Company  
Servicer. Use only genuine  
Frigidaire Company Consumer  
Parts.  
800•444•4944  
Frigidaire Home Products  
P.O. Box 212378  
Augusta, GA 30917  
3. Product features/specifications are  
subject to change without notice.  
Versión en español  
Si desea obtener una copia en español  
de este Manual del Usuario, sírvase  
escribir a la dirección que se incluye a  
continuación. Solicite la P/N 154340602.  
4. In the event a product cannot be  
repaired, a usage charge will be  
incurred.  
5. The consumer must:  
Spanish Use & Care Manual  
Frigidaire Home Products  
P.O. Box 212378  
• properly use and maintain  
appliance.  
• read and follow all warning/safety  
instructions in the instruction  
manuals and on the product.  
• read and follow all instructions in  
the Use & Care Manual, the  
Installation Instructions and on the  
product.  
Augusta, GA 30917  
Visit Frigidaire Company's Web Site  
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Consumer Services  
Dishwasher Warranty — Canada  
WARRANTOR:  
For service under this warranty,  
contact your local dealer/retailer,  
authorizedFRIGIDAIREPARTSAND  
SERVICE depot, or:  
Frigidaire Home Products  
7075 Ordan Drive  
Mississauga, Ontario  
L5T 1K6  
FRIGIDAIREPARTSANDSERVICE  
7075 Ordan Drive  
Mississauga, Ontario  
L5T 1K6  
Tel.: (905) 565-9200  
Fax: (905) 565-0937  
This dishwasher is a branded  
product of Frigidaire Home  
Products.  
WARRANTY PERIOD:  
WARRANTORWILLTHROUGHITS  
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEPOT:  
Forthefirstyearafterpurchasebythe Pay all costs to repair or replace  
original consumer/owner: any defective parts.  
For the second and third year after Pay all costs (excluding labour) to  
purchase by the original consumer/ repair or replace defective heating  
owner:  
elementandwaterdistributionsystem  
including the circulation pump/motor,  
drain pump/motor, lower spray arm  
system and filtration system.  
For the second through tenth year Pay all costs (excluding labour) to  
after purchase by the original repair or replace a defective inner  
consumer/owner.  
door liner arising out of the  
manufacturing process.  
Fortheusefullifeofthedishwasherby Pay all costs (excluding labour) to  
the original consumer/owner.  
repair or replace a defective  
polypropylene tub arising out of the  
manufacturing process.  
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Consumer Services  
Dishwasher Warranty — Canada  
WARRANTY APPLIES TO:  
a) Products purchased and installed in Canada for personal single family  
household use.  
b) Defects resulting or arising out of the manufacturing process.  
c) Products bearing legible manufacturer's model and serial numbers.  
d) Replacement parts only for the remainder of the original warranty.  
WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO:  
a) Transportation damage.  
b) Supply and replacement of porcelain, fuses, glass and light bulbs.  
c) Parts and service supplied or obtained from other than FRIGIDAIRE  
PARTSANDSERVICEorFRIGIDAIREPARTSANDSERVICEauthorized  
depots.  
d) Damage or failure as the result of abuse, improper or commercial use.  
CONSUMER/OWNER RESPONSIBILITY:  
a) To provide proof of the original date of purchase by means of a bill of sale  
or payment record verifying purchase date.  
b) To pay all costs to make the appliance readily accessible for service.  
c) To ensure proper power supply and connection of the appliance to same.  
d) Proper installation, control setting and care of finish.  
This warranty is in addition to any statutory warranties contained in any  
applicable legislation. The terms and conditions of this warranty are not  
intended to exclude or limit your rights under those statutes. The warrantor  
however reserves the right to charge transportation and travelling costs for  
distances in excess of 48 kilometres (30 miles) from the nearest FRIGIDAIRE  
PARTS AND SERVICE authorized service depot.  
This warranty plus the statutory warranties mentioned are the only warranties  
given to the consumer/owner for this product.  
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