Dishwasher SHP865WF2N SHP865WF5N SHP865WF6N

Loading the Dishwasher en-usSettingAmount§:‹„medium setting§:‹ medium/high setting§:‹†high setting§:‹‡highest setting1. Press the On/Off button (.2. Hold down the function key #and press the Start button Puntil the display 8 indicatesš:‹x (x can be any number).Release both buttons.3. Press the function key # untilthe display 8 shows §:‹†.4. Press the function key 3 toselect the desired setting.5. Press the Start button P tosave the setting.Turning off rinse aidindicator- Loading theDishwasherDishware materialrehsawhs iD eh t gn i daoLNote: Before using your dishwasherfor the first time, check theinformation in this section. Someitems are not dishwasher-safe andshould be hand washed; othersrequire special loading.RecommendedAluminumColored anodized aluminummay fade over time.Minerals in your water maycause the aluminum todarken or spot. This canusually be removed with asoap-filled steel wool pad.China, Crystal,StonewareSome hand-painted utensilsmay discolor, fade or spot.Hand wash these utensils.Position fragile glassware sothat it will not topple over orcome in contact with otherutensils during the washcycle.GlassMilk glass may discolor orbecome yellow.Non-stickCoatingsApply a light coating ofvegetable oil to non-sticksurfaces after drying.PlasticsMake sure the plasticware isdishwasher-safe.Stainless Steel,Sterling Silverand SilverPlatesLoad these so they do notcome in contact with othermetals, stainless steeldishwasher tub walls or theinner door.Proceed as described in the section“Setting the amount of rinse aidused” and set value to §:‹‹. Therinse aid indicator is now turned off.NOTICEUsing no rinse aid or setting thedispenser to §:‹‹ may result inlonger cycle times consuming moreenergy and water. The highertemperatures and longer cycle timescan damage fine china or glassware.13

en-us Loading the DishwasherNot RecommendedAcrylicCrazing or small cracksthroughout the acrylic, mayoccur.AdhesiveJoined PiecesAdhesives that joinmaterials such as plastic,wood, bone, steel, copper,tin, etc. may loosen.Bone-HandledUtensilsHandles may separate.IronIron will rust. Hand washand dry immediately.Non-DishwareItemsYour dishwasher is intendedfor use in cleaning ONLYstandard householddishware and kitchenware.Pewter, Brass,BronzeThese items will tarnish.Hand wash and dryimmediately.TinTin will stain. Hand washand dry immediately.WoodWooden bowls, woodenutensils and utensils withwooden handles can crack,warp and lose their finish.Loading the racksFor best dishwashing results,observe the following when loadingthe dishwasher: Do not pre-wash items withloosely attached food soil. Remove all food particles, bones,toothpicks and excessive grease. Pre-treat items having burned-on,baked-on or starchy soils. Load dishes in the dishwasherracks so the insides of bowls,pots and pans are facing thespray arms. Avoid nesting and contact pointsbetween dishes. Separate items of dissimilarmetals. Use care to not blockmovement of the spray arms.14 Only wash household dishwareand kitchenware rated asdishwasher-safe.Refer to the Dishware Materialssection for more informationabout dishware suitability.NOTICETo avoid dishwasher damage, do notload the dishwasher with paperproducts, plastic bags, packingmaterials or anything other thannormal, dishwasher safe dishwareand kitchenware.Loading the upper rackEnsure items do not protrude throughthe bottom of the racks and block thespray arms.Note: When pushing the upperrack 12 into the dishwasher, push ituntil it stops against the back of thetub so the upper rack sprayarm 1: connects to the watersupply at the back of the tub. Do notpush racks in using the door.Loading the lower rackPlace large items in the lowerrack 9". Load pots, pans and bowlsupside down. Do not block the venthole 1J with tall baking sheets.Load these items on the right side ofthe dishwasher.

Loading the Dishwasher en-usRecommended loadingpatternThird rack 1*For daily, regular or typical use12 place settingLower rack 9"Additional loading pattern10 place settingLower rack 9"Upper rack 12Upper rack 12Note: Folding the cup shelves downwill allow the cups to sit at anincreased angle and reduce waterpooling on cup bottoms.Note: Folding the cup shelves downwill allow the cups to sit at anincreased angle and reduce waterpooling on cup bottoms.15

en-us Loading the DishwasherThird rack 1*Loading the silverwarebasketPlace knives and sharp utensils withtheir handles up and forks andspoons with their handles down. Iflarge or oddly-shaped items areloaded in the silverware basket, besure they do not nest together.9 WARNINGRISK OF INJURY!The sharp points and edges ofknives and other sharp utensilscan cause serious injury. Loadknives and other sharp utensilswith edges down. Do not allowchildren to handle or play nearknives and sharp utensils.The Double Flex silverware basketThis basket splits along its length,resulting in two halves that may beplaced in a variety of positions in thelower rack 9", greatly increasingthe lower rack’s loading versatility.The basket snaps together eitherside by side or back to back.To split the Double Flex silverwarebasket:Grasp the basket and slide the twohalves in opposite directions andthen pull the two halves apart.Side by side Back to back To assemble the Double Flexsilverware basket:Hold the two halves side by side orback to back, so that the tab on onebasket can slip into the notch on theother basket. Push the two halves inopposite directions until they click.16

Loading the Dishwasher en-usNote: The silverware basket lid mayalso be folded downward in order toleave the basket open.Unloading the dishwasherWhen unloading the dishwasher, toprevent water from dripping onto drydishes, unload the lowerrack 9" first. Next, unload thesilverware basket 1j followed bythe upper rack 12, and then thethird rack (if equipped).Note: Dishes are more likely to chipwhen unloading before cooling.Adjusting the height of therackThis dishwasher is equipped with asilverware drawer that shouldaccommodate most silverwareloading needs.However, if you are washing while thesilverware drawer has been removed,or with excess silverware, asilverware basket is also included.When loading the silverware basketyou should avoid excessive contactpoints and nesting of similar items(allowing two spons to rest insideone another).A good way to avoid excessivecontact points is to load thesilverware basket with the lidsclosed, inserting each piece ofsilverware into one of the individualslots as shown.If required, the height of the upperrack 12 can be adjusted to createmore space for taller utensils either inthe upper or lower rack.WithsilverwarebasketUpper rackLower rackSetting 1max. ø9.4 in(24 cm)13.4 in(34 cm)Setting 2max. ø10.4 in(26.5 cm)12 in(30.5 cm)Setting 3max. ø11.4 in(29 cm)11 in (28 cm)Withthird rackUpper rackLower rackSetting 1max. ø7 in (18 cm)13.4 in(34 cm)Setting 2max. ø8 in(20.5 cm)12 in(30.5 cm)Setting 3max. ø9 in(23 cm)11 in (28 cm)17

en-us Loading the DishwasherArrange large plates up to a diameterof 13.4 in (34 cm) in the lowerbasket 9" as illustrated.Rack accessoriesFlip tinesThe upper and lower rack are fittedwith flip tines that can be foldeddown depending on what you mayneed to load in the rack.Lower rack flip tines: To fold down,pull flip tine gently forward andrelease it from the notch. Push theflip tine downward. To fold up, pushflip tines into an upright position untilthe holder engages in the notch. RackMatic The height of the upper rack 12 canbe adjusted in 3 steps to create morespace.1. Pull the upper rack out of thedishwasher until it stops.2. To lower the rack, push theRackMatic lever inward.3. To raise the rack, hold the basketon the sides of the upper rackand lift it up.Note: Check spray arm for clearanceafter adjustment.18 Upper rack flip tines: To fold down,push flip tines downward with gentlepressure. To fold up, push flip tinesinto an upright position until theholder engages in the notch.

Loading the Dishwasher en-usThird rackThe third rack 1* horizontallypositions knives, spatulas and otheroversized tools for improved cleaningand easier loading and unloading.Arrange cutlery in third rack asillustrated.Cup shelvesThe cup shelves and the spaceunderneath them can be used forsmall cups or for larger servingutensils.&/,&.You can fold down the side shelvesto provide more room for taller itemsof silverware. The front rows ofprongs can be folded down toprovide room for wider handles.&/,&.19

en-us Loading the DishwasherExtra tall item sprinklerIf an item is too tall to be placed inthe lower rack 9" even with theupper rack 12 in the raisedposition, remove the empty upperrack 12 by pulling it out of thedishwasher until it stops. Pull thefront of the rack upward and outwarduntil the rack will not slide outanymore. Then lift it up and awayfrom the dishwasher, until the rollersare completely free of the rollerguides (A).Set the upper rack 12 aside andpush the roller guides (A) back intothe dishwasher. Insert the extra tallitem sprinkler (B) into the upper rackspray outlet (C) and turn the sprinklerclockwise to lock into position. &NOTICE %20Note: Keep the vent hole 1J on thetub’s left side clear by placing tallitems such as plastic cutting boardsand tall baking sheets on the lowerrack’s right side or center.To avoid dishwasher damage, do notreinstall the upper rack 12 withoutremoving the extra tall itemsprinkler (B).

Loading the Dishwasher en-usRemoving/Installing thirdrackInstalling third rack 1*1. Pull out third rack rails all theway (1).2. Insert third rack at an angle. Makesure that the stopper hooks ofboth rails slide in between theholding hooks and the lowerrollers of the third rack (2).3. Slide third rack in and lift theupper rollers over the frontstopper hooks of both rails (3).4. Push in third rack (4). Removing third rack 1*1. Pull out third rack all the way (1).2. Lift upper rollers over the stopperhooks of both rails (2).3. Pull third rack out forward andupward so the the holding hooksand the lower rollers of the rackslide over the stopper hooks ofboth rails (3). 21

en-us Loading the DishwasherRemoving/Installing upperrack with Rackmatic Installing upper rack 121. Pull out upper rack rails all theway (1).2. Insert upper rack at an angle.Make sure that the stopper hooksof both rails slide in between theupper and lower rollers on therear side of the rack (2).3. Slide upper rack in and lift theupper rollers over the frontstopper hooks of both rails (3).4. Push in upper rack (4). Removing upper rack 121. Pull out upper rack all the way (1).2. Lift front rollers over the stopperhook of the rail (2).3. Pull out upper rack forwards andupwards so that the upper andlower rollers of the rack slide overthe stopper hooks of bothrails (3). 22

Detergent en-us. DetergentUse only detergent specificallydesigned for dishwashers. For bestresults, use fresh powdereddishwashing detergent or detergenttabs.t negre t eDNOTICETo avoid dishwasher damage: Do not use hand dishwashingproducts in your dishwasher. Do not use too much detergent ifyour water is soft. Using too muchdetergent with soft water maycause etching in glassware andfine china.This dishwasher uses less water thanmost, therefore, less detergent isrequired. With soft water,1 tablespoon (15 ml) of detergentwill clean most loads. The detergentdispenser cup has lines that measuredetergent to 1 tablespoon (15 ml)and 1.75 tablespoons (25 ml).3 tablespoons (45 ml) of detergentwill completely fill the detergentdispenser.Note: If you do not know thehardness of your water supply, use15 ml of detergent. Increase theamount if necessary to the leastamount required to get yourkitchenware clean.Use the measuring lines in thedetergent dispenser cup as a guideto measure the amount of detergentrecommended in the following table.Wash CycleHard Water/Heavy SoilMedium Water/Medium SoilSoft Water/Little SoilHeavy3 tbsp(45 ml)3 tbsp(45 ml)1.75 - 3 tbsp(25 - 45 ml)Auto1.75 - 3 tbsp(25 - 45 ml)1.75 tbsp(25 ml)1 - 1.75 tbsp(15 - 25 ml)Normal1.75 - 3 tbsp(25 - 45 ml)1.75 tbsp(25 ml)1 - 1.75 tbsp(15 - 25 ml)Clean30 1.75 tbsp(25 ml)1 - 1.75 tbsp(15 - 25 ml)1 tbsp(15 ml)Rinsenonenonenone23

en-us DetergentAdding detergent1. If the detergent dispenser 92 isstill closed, actuate the lockingbar 9: to open it.Note: Do not place detergenttabs or utensils in the detergenttab tray 1B. Place tabs or otherdetergent forms directly in thedetergent dispenser 92.Note: Make sure the detergentdispenser is dry and clear ofdetergent residue.2. Pour detergent into the drydetergent dispenser 92 only.Add detergent. Do not overfill thedetergent dispenser.PD[ WEVS PODosage: see manufacturer’sinstructions on the packaging.3. Close the lid by placing the fingeron the lid as shown. Slide the lidclosed and press down firmly untilit clicks.&/,&. WEVS PO WEVS POWhen using detergent tabs, laythem such that they do not comein contact with the cover, insert adetergent tab flat, not on its side.The detergent dispenser will openautomatically at the ideal time forthe set cycle. The powder or liquiddetergent is distributed in theappliance and is dissolved,detergent tabs will fall into thedetergent tab tray 1B where itdissolves during the cycle.Tip: If the dishware is only lightlysoiled, slightly less than the indicatedamount of detergent is usuallyadequate.24

Dishwasher Cycles en-us/ Dishwasher Cyclesse l cyC rehsawhs iDWash cycleRecommended usePossible wash cycle optionHeavyBest for cleaning items with baked-onfood or grease. These dishes wouldnormally require soaking or handscouring.allAutoSmartest cycle, with most flexible soilallsensing, which is ideal for mixed dishwareand food soils.NormalRecommended for daily, regular or typical all(see note atuse to completely wash a full load ofNote: In order to obtain optimalbottom of table) normally soiled dishes.performance with minimum energyconsumption, it is recommended todisable all available options andsettings, except Auto Power Off - setto :‹‚ "Auto power off"on page 29Clean30 Cleans lightly soiled dishes and reduces Delayoverall wash time. Use this cycle to clean Extra Dryglasses and dessert dishware that mayneed to be reused at the same event.RinseUse this cycle if you need to pre-rinsedishes to avoid odors. Place unrinseddishes inside the dishwasher and selectthe Rinse cycle. Uses less water thanhand rinsing and very low energy.DelayNote: The Energy Guide label was based on the Normal soil sensing cycle asfollows: The unit was tested without any rinse aid (liquid) in the rinse aiddispenser 9*. A single dose of detergent was inserted into the detergentdispenser 92, with no detergent being used in the prewash. The unit was notsubjected to truncated testing per the definitions in the test procedure. Werecommend that dish loads such as the one in the energy certification testhave the rack position set in the highest position.25

en-us Dishwasher Cycle Options0 Dishwasher CycleOptionsDelaysno i t pO e l cyC rehsawhs iDAllows you to delay the start time ofyour dishwasher up to 24 hours.Half LoadCan reduce water consumption whenwashing small, lightly soiled loadsthat fill approximately half of thedishwasher’s capacity.DelicateThis option’s reduced time andtemperature are best for lightly soileditems with easy to remove food soils.The option also reduces thelikelihood of cloudy glasses. Rinseaid is recommended for the highgloss drying function (even whenusing combination detergents).HeavyAutoSanitizeIncreases the temperatures andretains them for an extra long time toobtain a defined disinfectingperformance. Continuous use of thisfunction increases the hygiene status.This additional option is ideal forcleaning items such as choppingboards and baby bottles.Using the Sanitize option may alsoimprove drying. The cycle time andenergy usage may be increased.Extra DryUsed in combination with a washcycle (except Rinse), the Extra Dryoption raises the temperature andextends the drying time to furtherenhance drying results and provide abrilliant shine. The energy usage maybe increased.Wash Cycle InformationTo save energy, this dishwasher hasEcoSense where the sensors in thedishwasher automatically adjust thecycle length, temperature and waterchanges based on the amount offood soil and the incoming watertemperature. The “Smart Control”makes decisions that can cause thecycle time and water usage to adjustintermittently. Wash cycle times arebased on 120 F (49 C) watersupply. If your household watersupply is different than 120 F(49 C), your dishwasher’s cycletimes may be impacted.NormalRinseClean30 Cycle timemin.110 - 135105 - 129130 - 135309Water 5/8.8-21.02.7/10.31.1/4.1Wash temp. F/ ming26

Dishwasher Cycle Options en-usHeavyRinse temp. F/ CAutoNormalRinseClean30 162/72153-162/67-72156/69126/52incomingCycle timemin.11490-10590-99N/AN/AWater .9N/AN/ARinse temp. F/ C162/72131-15155-60162/72N/AN/ACycle timemin.105 - 13090 - 105110 - 120N/AN/AWater 5/8.8-21.0N/AN/ARinse temp. F/ C140/6014965140-149/60-65N/AN/ACycle timemin.130-150125-150135-155N/AN/AWater 5/8.8-21.0N/AN/ARinse temp. F/ C162/72162/72162/72N/AN/ACycle timemin.130-150125-150135-15550N/AWater 5/8.8-20.82.8/10.5N/ARinse temp. F/ C162/72162/72162/72162/72N/AHalf LoadDelicateSanitizeExtra DryNote: Only sanitizing cycles have been designed to meet the requirements ofSection 6 of the NSF/ANSI Standard for Residential Equipment for soil removaland sanitization efficacy. There is no intention, either directly or indirectly, toimply that all cycles have passed sanitization performance tests.27

en-us Operating the Dishwasher1 Operating theDishwasherNote: With hidden controls, the doorrehsawhs iD eh t gn i t arepOmust be opened before changingsettings and closed after changingsettings.9 WARNINGRISK OF INJURY!To avoid risk of injury, alwaysuse caution when opening thedoor during or following a washcycle as hot water or steammay escape. Do not fully openthe door until water noises havestopped and steam hassubsided.Protection againstunintentional operationYour dishwasher is equipped with afunction that helps to preventunintentional operation (e.g. bychildren).After setting the dishwasher, thedishwasher door has to be closedwithin 4 seconds, otherwise theoperation will be paused. There willbe a signal on the control paneladvising you to press the Start buttonagain and close the door.This function will be activated when: pressing Start to begin a washcycle setting Delay time and pressingStart opening the door while Delay timei

This dishwasher is provided with Installation Instructions and this Use and Care Manual. Read and understand all instructions before using the dishwasher. This dishwasher is intended for use up to a maximum altitude of 13,000 ft (4,000 meters) above sea level. To reduce the risk of fire, el