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8EAR8 _.wner's ( Manual ~," Model Nos. 14071 14072 14074 14O75 Model an_d Serial Number.Plate • AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER CAUTION: Read and foli0w all S;_fety Rules and Operating Instructions' before first use of this product. Sears, Roebuck and _6SD3592f_059 _R5558-1 ;42 CG )tinted in U.S.A. Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A. Warranty ................... .Below Important Safety'Instructions ....... 3 Important Parts of Your Dishwasher . .4 What Your Dishwasher Needs ....... 5 Rinse Agent Dispenser .............. Proper Loading .............. User Maintenance Instructions 101. ..... 12 Care and Cleaning ..... .......... 12 I Special Tips ............. Operating Instructions 1....... 6 " .... 7-8 ...... Air Gap ....................... Color Panels ................ Detergent Dispenser .............. 9 Problems and Solutions Detergent Usage Guide 9 Sears Service .................. Full One-Year Dishwasher ........... Warranty on For one year from the first day of use in your home, Sears will repair, free of charge, defects in material or workmanship which appear in this dishwasher. Full Ten-Year Warranty Against Leaks in the Tub and Inner Door Panel For ten years from the first day of your home, if a leak should occur result of failure of the tub or inner panel due to cracking, chipping, or Sears wilt replace, free of charge, or inner door panel. use in as a door peeling, the tub 12 _..13 ....... 20 The model number of your automatic dishwasher is found on the serial plate fastened to the tub wall just inside the dishwasher door, All repair parts are available for immediate pui'chase or special order when you visit your nearest Sears Service Center, or the Service Department at most Sears Stores. To request service or order ,'qrts by phone, call the toll free numbe _ed on the back cover. -When requesting service or ordering r always provide the following informat. • Product Type • Part Number If the dishwasher is subjected to other than private family use, _e above warranty coverage is effective for only 90 days. • Model Number Warranty service is available by contacting the nearest Sears Service Center/Department in the United States. This warranty applies only while t}iis product is in use in the United States.. Sears, Roebuck and Co., Dept. 817WA, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 This warranty gives you: specific legal rights, and you may also have ot.her dghts. which vary from state to state. 14-17 • Part Description WARNING: Please follow these basic precautions, including the following: i .i all instructions before using your dishwasher. • (_nly use detergents and rinse agents recommended for use in a dishwasher. • Store detergents and rinse agents in a cool dry place out of children's reach. • Do not tamper with controls. * To avoid risk of electrical shock, the dis.hwasher must be electrically grounded before it is operated. • If you did not receive Installation Instructions with your dishwasher, you can get a copy by contacting your Sears Service Center. • Do not operate dishwasher unless all enclosure panels are properly in place. • Do not touch heating unit during or immediately after use. Allow time to cool. • Always disc6nnect electrical power to dishwasher before attempting to service it. We recommend having a qualified technician service your appliance. • Load sharp or pointed tableware with handles up (points down) to avoid injury when reaching into dishwasher. • Remember, use dishwasher for its • intended purpose only. • Do not wash plastic items unless marked • "Dishwasher Safe" or equivalent. If unmarked, check manufacturer's recommendations. • This dishwasher must be properly installed in accordance with the Instal, lation Instructions before it is used. ( IOUNDING INSTRUCTIONS : _nect to a properly rated, protected . .Jsized power-supply circuit tO avoid electrical overload. • This appliance must be connected to a grounded metal, permanent wiring system; or an equipment-grounding conductor must be run wffh the circuit conductors and connected to the equipment-grounding terminal or lead of the appliance. WARNING: The improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a dsk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or service ;epresent_tive if you are in doubt whether :he appliance is properly grounded. • Load sharp items and knives so they aren't likely to damage door seal. • Do not sit or stand on or abuse dishwasher door or dishracks. • Do not allow children to play in or on dishwasher. • When discarding old dishwasher, be sure to remove door to prevent accidental entrapment. • Do not install the dishwasher on carpeted floor. AWARNING: Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may build up in a hot water system that has not been used for two weeks or more. HYDROGEN GAS IS EXPLOSIVE. TO prevent injury or damage, before using dishwasher, turn on all hot water faucets and allow water to run for several minutes. This will allow gases to escape. As the ga_ is flammable, do not smoke or use an open flame or appliance near faucets while they are open. NOTE: Do not store or use combustible materials, gasoline or bther flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance. SAVE THESE 3INSTRUCTIONS ' Appearance willvary accordingto the m_lel number Upper rack Wash tower -- Lowerrack Lowersprayarm Heatingunit Right Side View Door latch Inner Controlpanel Door panel ,,-_I'g'IRPIRRI_'= ,---.---Jr_ @ Door ]i r Rinse agent dispenser Loweraccess panel- Front View 4 Detergent dispensers La al_adenclavaria seg_'r_el nOmemde modelo Canastillasuperior lavado Inferior .azo inferior rociador Unidad calefaclora Vista Lateral Derecha ." " i Se.gurode la puerta ' s °o [ i,t._el_! F ' de . q _ Puerta .... -@ • Interior r_._a.,,........................... Panelde la puerta , Dispensador del-agente de enjuague. '_nel Inferior Vista Frontal 5 - m . Dispens_lores de deter ente Agua Callente - ParaIlmpiary secar los plates ustednecesita agua caliente.Paraayudarlea usteda obtener agua a unatemperaturaaproplada,su .lavadorade plates calientael agua automdticamenteen el ciclode lavado.Se necesita agua a temperaatura elevada para. disolverla grasay actlvarlos detergentesen polvo.Para un buen lavadoy seca.do,el agua que entradebe tener unatemperaturade per Io menos 120°F.Para evitardaSoa los plates, el agua entranteno debeexceder los 150°F." Condiciones del Agua En las Areas donde el agua es muydura (12 " granoso mds), pudierahacersenecesariala instalacl6nde un suavizadorde agua para asegurarel rendimientoapropladode su lavadorade plates.Si ustedno sabe el grade de dureza i:lesu suministrode agua, p6ngase en contactocon su departamentolocalde agua o traiga una muestraa su tiendaSears para haeeruna prusba. Compruebela temperatura" de su agua con dn.term6metropara caramelo o came. • Abrala Ilavedel agua callentemds cercana a la lavadorade plates.Pongael ten_dmetm en un vase y deje que el agua corra continuamentedentrodel vase hastaque ia ternperaturadeje de sublr. .. Detergentes "" Use solamente detergentesespeclalespara No pongaa funclonar la lavadorade plates duranteo Inmediatamentedespu6sde otto • use an lavadorasde plates automdtlcas. • NUNCA usa en su lavadorade plates use abundantede agua caliente,ta! come dete_jentes de lavar mpa, jabonesI|quidosu • el lavadode ropao un ba_0." " ... Otros.Ilmpiadorescaseins.Algunosdetergentes Presi6n del Agua ; serdnmds eficacesque otros,de acuerdo con condtcionesde su agua. Almaceneel La presi6ndel suminlstro de agua deber_estar ' las detergentden un lugar fresco y seco. entre 15 y 120 librasper pulgadacuadrada. Paradelermlnar sl ustedtlene sufldente presi6n,ponga unreciplenta conuna capacldadde un cuartode gal6n debaJode la Ilavede agua callentemds.corcanaa-la lavadorade platesy abra la llave al mdxlmo.SI el reciplentese Ilena en menoSde 9 segundos; la presi6ndel agua estd dentm de un margen aceptable.Cerci6rese"de que todas las demds llavesde agua est6n cerradasdurar)teesta Agentes de En.luague prueba; " Losagentes de enjuague hacen que el agua corm sobre losplates mds rdpldamenteque Io •usual. Esto_lismlnuye las manchasde agua y Ilace q.Oeel secadosea mdsrdpldo.tambidn. . I_osagentesde enjuague se pueden .":obtenerya sea en formaIfqu|dao s6fida.El dispen_dor de su lavadorade plates usa la =forma.ll'qulda. .f) Appearance may vary _1111 I I I I II1 i mmm II STARTING YOUR DISHWASHER • Load the dishwasher (seepages 10 and 11). • Turn on hot water faucet nearest dishwasher Add detergent_ _ (see page 9). and letit run until the watel"is hot. • Close the door but do not latch it. • If dishwasher drains into a food waste • Turn the Dial to the'desired wash cycle. Then latch the door to start the dishwasher. disposer, operate disposer until it is emply. SELECT THE CYCLE HEAVY WASH For heavily soiled dishes and pots and pans. Cycle Time: Approx. 93 minutes Water Usage: Approx. 9.5 gallons ' 3MAL WASH F,,, normally soiled dishes. Cycle Time: Approx. 89 minutes "er Usage: Approx. 8.0 gallons LIGHT WASH For prerinsed or lightly soiled dishes and dishes that have been stored. Cycle Time: ApProx. 86 minutes Water Usage: Approx. 6.6 gallons +.He+ For rinsing dishes that will be washed later. DO NOT USE DETERGENT. Cycle Time: Approx. 12 minutes Water Osage: Approx. 3.9 gallons _ _ _ _e,e_ coo, o__ea,_n_+o_ 7 +! SELECT HOW TO ADD A DISH A cYCLE OPTIONS HOT DRY Option Turns drying heating unit on for @ fast drying. COOL DRY Option Turns heating unit off for entire drying period. To shorten drying time, open dishwasher door slightly. NORMAL SOUNDS SIGHTS ! I_1 DURINr- • Add dishesanytime during RINSE & HOLD cycle. • With other wash cycles, you can add dishes at any time BEFORE the detergentcup has opened. Here's how to add a forgotten dish: .1,Push door latchto the left.Washingwill stop. 2. Wait a few secondsuntilthe water calms. Then open the door. 3. Add' dishes you've forgotten, AND • You'll see water vapor coming ihrough the vents by the door latch during drying and when water is being pumped out. • You'lt hear occasionat sounds while your dishwasher is running: • Soft food disposer shredding action. • Drain valve Opening to pump water out. • Timer control as cycle progresses. • Detergent cup opening. • Pump motor startrng. • The motor stops during drying. PREPARING WASHING DISHES FOR • Prerinsing of normalfood soil Is not necessary. • Scrape offbones, seeds, skins, toothpicksand otherhard soils. • Remove hardshelledvegetables, meat trimmings,leafy vegetables,ann excessiveamountsof oilor grease. • Remove foods with high acid content-they can discolorstainlesssteel. , .... • Remove large quantitiesof any food_ ENERGY TIPS AND WATER SAVING • Wash full loads. • Use your dishwasher hours. during off-peak •Use the LIGHT WASH cyclewhehever possible. • Select COOL DRY optionwhen you don'tneed dry dishesin a hurry. • Don't prerinsenormallysoileddishes. • Load t:orrectly to ensuregood washing action. ° When usingthe HEAVY WASH cycle, less preparationis required.This cycle can wash heavily-soileddishesand removedried-onand baked-onsoils from pots,pans and casseroles. However,itemswith burned-onsoils may not come clean. ',i'llfind two detergent • Alwaysclosethe.maincup tightly.When it is firmly latched you will hear a •clicking sound,it Is not .necessaryto overtighten, dispenserson .inside door of your dishwasher.• -.. , Open cup Grasp handle, rotate / .andcloseUghUy / ._ , Maincup _° Closethe main cup. Do not.adddetergentuntilyou are ready to start the cycle.,Usefresh detergent. The dispenserwillautomaticallyrelease detergentat the correcttimes duringthe cycle. Detergent Usage Guide (powder • Cycles Soft Water • (0 to 3 grains) Lo_,tWash MainCup 1 tablespoon _avy Wash. EachCup •i:i _alWash 1 tablespoon Rinse &.Hold No Detergent •NOTE: To open.thedeteFgontdispenser afterithas beenclosed,'unlatchthe doorand rotatethe'Dial a fulltiJrnto the OFF position.When the dosed•cupcontains " soap it is bestthat the doorbe in a partiallyopenpositionbeforerotatingthe Dial.Thiswillhelpreducethe amountof ." detergentand dnse aid agent spillage!nto thetub. .- or liquid) . Moderately Hard Water (4 to 8 grains) - Hard Water •(9 to t2 grains) MainCup Each.Cup :Completely Full No Detergent • No Detergent Hard Water 12 grains) Wate( Softener • Recommended Completely Full • Each Cup Half Full Uhscrewthe cap.Note the FULL line on the tip of the cap. Add the liquidrinse agent untilitjust reaches the top of the FULL line. Replace the cap. The dispenserautomaticallyreleasesthe rinse agent intothe final dnse water. Very - (over " MainCup- Half Full•. • To fill the dispenser=. -: WaterSoftener .: Recommended WaterSoftener Recommended T Fu,"..<". Fillas needed, butdo :ndt overfill: UPPER RACK (appearance will vaw) The upper rack is best forglasses, cups and saucers. Cups andglasses fit best along the sides. This is also the place for dishwasher safe plastics. Make sure small plastic items are lodged in tightly so they can't fall onto the heating unit. Arrange stemware so that it cannot move easily. Don't let the glasses touch each other. The upper rack is handy fol_all kinds of . odd shapes. Saucepans, mixing bowls and other Items should be placed face down:When ioadlng diShwasher-safe plastics make sure each .plastic Item.is =. ' secured oVer two fingers.This will ihsOr.e_ . good Washing results. :. .... . ......, I lO IL 1ER RACK(appearance wili_ry) :..i'"_TE:Do not load large platters.orti'ays Put flatwarein the removable•basketwith fork and knife handlesup to protectyour .::.;: 'ontrightcorner of lower,rack.They. • hands. PlacespOonsin the basketwith hlay preventdetergentfrom circulating' •handles'down;Mix kn.ives,forksand in the.washcycle. • spoonssothey don'tnest toge.ther. The lowerrack'isbest used for plates, •Distributeevenly. = . saucers,and cookware.Large itemssuch as broilerPansand racksshouldgo in the Small plasticitems, suchas measuring lowerrackalong the edge. Loadplatters, • Spoonsand lidsfrom small containers, a_re not recommendedfor automatic potsand bowls along the sides, in corners,or in the back. For best washing •dishwashi.ng.If placed In dishwasher,they results,all itemsshouldbe positione, d with shouldgo in bottomof utensilbasketwith the soiledside of the dis_ facingthe •silverwareon top. center of the rack. " ' I ,It Q centerarea clear in the I, ,r rack. .7"-q.WashTowerrises throughthe center :;i:!:.Jelower rockduringthe wash and rinse _rtions ofth.e cycle.Don'tblockit or load " tall thingsnextto it.Also,becareful notto : leta portionof an itemsuch as a pot or dishhandle extendthroughthebottom • rack.Thiscouldblockthe.washarm and causepoorwashingresults. - CAUTION Takeout anything that may fall or extendthroughthe. 10bttom of the Utensil basket. WashTower 11 Utensil basket g CAREOFSURFACES .. PROTECTION 'AGAINST FREEZING :. • Clean control panel with lightly | .,. dampened cloth. Dry thoroughly. _. If dishwasher is left in an unheated plac,_-.,' DO NOT use abrasives or sharp durirlg the winter: objects---they could damage the control" '* Shut off water and electrical power. •panel. . • Remove access panel• • Clea_ Outslde cabinet finish with a good • Disconnect water lines from valve. Drain appliance polish wax. DO NOT use scoudng pads, harsh or gritty cleaners. Intoa fiat pan. • Interior is self-cleaning with normal use. If it should ever need cleaning, use a mild cleansing powder. If hard water * Drain collection chamber at rear of unit below filter by disconnecting hose to pump. causes lime build-up, clean as follows" --Pour 2 cups white vinegar into empty dishwasher. DO NOT use detergent. ---operate .machine On NORMAL WASH • cycle. • Remove plastic pump cover in tub bottom and use sponge to soak up any remaining water. • Reconrlect water lines to valve and • :hoses to pump. j . , • Pump coverscrews ,L CARE. OF AIR .RSPARA FOR iO. .OV'"GI...Ii GAP • Disconr_ect electrical power. If an air gap was installed for your built-In dishwasher, check to make sure it is clean. Air gaps are usually mounted on the coiJntertop and c&n be inspected by removing the cover. Theair gap is not part of your dishwasherand is not covered by Sears warranty. • . Turn off water supply, disconnect water and drain lines. • Tape-racks in place; close door securely and tape it shut. • Wrapwt_ blankets and, if using a hand trucl_ lift dishwasher from side in upright •:position only. Drain.air gap.. 12 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES '" can change the door and lower Jss panelappearance of your d=shwasherby orderingone of these optionalaccessories: • ColorPanels • 1/4" Wood PanelTrim Kit These accessoriesare availablefrom: Dri_ViewManufacturing 4706 AIImondAvenue Louisville,KY 40209 Specifyaccessorynumber when ordering DESCRIPTIONS ACCESSORIES OF OPTIONAL Color Panels_ Replacementdoor and loweraccess panels are availableIn the followingcolors: GPF400A (Almond) GPF400B (Black) GPF400W (White) Wood PanelTrim KitmThis accessory containstrim and Instructionsfor you to s' -ly and installa 1/4" thickdecorative door and loweraccess panel: 22-16071 (White) _" 16075 (Black) 8078 (Almond) NOTE: The 22-16072 dishwasher door spring kit mustalso be orderedand installedwhen the door panel weighs four Ibs or more; 13 BY SOLUTION PROBLEM CAUSED Dishwasher will not start • Dishwasher not • Check housefuseor circu!tbreaker. receiving electricity • Dial not in correct position for c_ycle selected -Make sure Dial is turned far enough and cycle button is fully pushed in. •Turning the Dial too far • Be carefulyoudo notturn1heDialany " fartherthan necessary.Thera is a delay between start-upand water fillso you will not hear any wash action right away, -See the solutionabove. Dishwasher.will •Turning the Dial notfill withwater too far •No water supply •Make sure water supplyvalve under sinkis turnedon. •Water inletvalve •Water valve supplyline may be cloggedwith sediment.Clean out. UnuJ;ual!noise I.Im_ropjer cldgge_ I_Lding •Utensilsmay not be secure on rack pins, or somethingsmall may have droppedfrom the rack.Water is causingutensils to rattle. •Make sura everythingis securelyplaced indishwasher. _Leveldishwasheras descdbedin Installation Instructions. Don'tplacedishwasheron carpet. i , ! i J Dlsl_washer I i'Oi_hw_sh_nbt leak i. ! I.To_)m_ch_udsing •Improperdetergent.Use automatic • dishwasher detergent only or try a I different brand or less detergenL • If handdishwashingdeter_]entis used by mistake,pour one measuringcup of .. vegetableoil in bottomoftub and run ; dishwasherthrougha completeNORMAL• WASH cyclewith recommendedamount of automaticdishwashingdetergent. •,To remove suds from tub:Open dishwasher. Let suds evaporate.Add 1 gallonof cold waterto tub. Closeand latch dishwasher. Pump out waterbyslowlyturning Dialuntila drainpedodis reached.Repeatif necessary. _-Spilled rinse a.gent •Dishwasher door interfereswith surrounding cabinets •Spilledrinseagent can cause foam during washrig. This can lead to overflowing:Wipe up a(cidental spillof rinseagent with a daml: cloth. •Make sure doordoes not touchcabinets when openingor closing.Use levellinglegs to level dishwasher. 14 -'_OBLEM CAUSED BY _ _hes not dry •Water is not hot SOLUTION •Raise water heater thermostatto 140°F if necessary. • COOL DRY option • Do notselectCOOL DRY option.Allow selected. dishesto dry in heated air. • Impr0pe_ loading Spottingand filming !.Rinse agent dispenserempty • Hardwater •Water is not I_ot • Loaddishesso items drain properly.Avoid overloading. • Fill rinseagent dispenserif empty. • Filldetergentcupsto capacity.Usedishwasher detergentwithhighest availablephosphorous content.May be necessaryto installa water softener. • Raise water heater thermostat to 140°F. •COOL DRY optiori • Dryingwithoutheat may cause some selected spotting.Do not selectCOOL DRY option. *Use more fresh automaticdishwasher ._ • NOtenou_.hor, •poor quahty detergent.Use detergentwith highest detergent availablephosphorouscontent, especially ifyou have hardwater. *Old detergent • Use onlyfresh, automatic dishwasher detergenLStoretightlyb-losedin a cool, dry place.Discardold, lumpyor separated detergent.Do not fill detergentdispenser untilready to wash. • No rinse agent • Fill rinseagent dispenser. To I'bmovestubborn spots and film from glassware: 1. Remove all metalutensilsfrom the 'dishwasher. 2. Do not add detergent. m" m p,- I= r 3. Select HEAVY WASH cycie. v" 4. Startthe dishwasherand allowto runfor 3 18 to 20:minutes.The dishwasherwill now .L be in the;mainwash. 5. Then openthe doorand pour 2 cups (500 ml)white vinegar intobottomof dishwasher. • 6. Closethe doorand allowto completethe cycle. If vinegar rinse doesn't work: Repeat as above, exceptuse 1/4 cup (60 ml) of citric acid crystalsinsteadof vinegar.(Most drugstorescarry citricacid crystals.) 15 PROBLEM Etching-permanent filming which cannot be removed 'CAUSED SOLUTION BY • Reduceamountof dishwasher detergentl Usedetergentwithlowerphosphorous content. •Too much detergent in soft water ,t • Improper loading I Water left in bottom of tub • Normal amount of water • Make sure dishes and glassware are loaded properly to permit water spray to rinse all surfaces. Do not overload. • It is normal for a small amountof clean Water to remain in bottom of tub after each cycle. • Clean the drain air gap. See User Maintenance Instructions. Dishes and interior of dishwasher brown or yellow • ll'on or manganese in water • install an iron or manganese water supply. Film build-up on lower front of tub •Some detergent did not dissolve • Use fresh,automatic dishwasherdetergent. Usedetergentwithhighest available _hosphorouscontent,especia!ly if youhave ard water.Raisewater heaterthermostatto 140°Fifnecessary.Runwaterat sinkuntilhot beforestartingdishwasher. Removefilmwith dishwashing detergent andwarm water. Silverware stained •Undissolved. deterg..entcontacting wet sdverware •Avoidspillingdry detergenton wet silverware. Clean withsilver polish. • Acidic or salty food soils • Use RINSE & HOLD cycle. Certain foods left on silverwarefor extended periods of time m= cause pitting.. Bronze tarnish on silver plate •Silverplatewom offexposingbase metal-takes on bronzehue • Remove tarnish with silver polish. Black or gray marks on dish • Metal utensils rubbing against dishes during wash • Load metal utensilsso they do not rub against dishes. Marks may be removed with mild abrasive cleanser and plasticscouring pad. Dishware chipped • Improper loading or broken Dishwasher odor filter in home ,,Do not overload. Load glasses in _ppei" rack only.See Loading section for tips. •Soiled dishes held too long in .. dishwasher • Use RINSE& HOLDcycleifdisheswillnotbe washedat end ofday. • Vinyl rack coating • Plastic odor will be gone after several weeks use 16 m ' PROBLEM ::!:i_otor hums CAUSED BY i Staining of .. tub interior SOLUTION • Dishwasherhas not been used on a regular basis • • If youdo notuseyourdishwasheroften, set it to fill and pumpOUtonce every week. •This will helpkeep the seal moistand the " • garbage disposerclear. .... •Some detergents contain,colorant (pigment or dyes) ,,Thiswilldiscolorthe tub interiorwithextended use, Check the detergentdispenserfor Signs . of any discoloration. Ifdispenseris discolored, change to detergentwithoutany colorant. • Some tomato-based foods can stain • Usingthe RINSE & HOLDcycleafteradding dishto.theloadcandecreasethelevelofstaining. •This is a normal occurrence. Vapor at the vent • Water vapor comes through the vent by the door latch dudng drying and when water is being pumped out Detergent cup lid won't latch after adding detergent • Dial not in OFF position • Dial mustbe in OFF positionfor cup lid to close and latch properly.If you unlatchthe door and open it todryyour dishes,the Dial does not advancetOOFF by itself. NOTES 18 NOTES. 19 Forthe repair or replacementparts you need delivereddirectlyto your home Call7 am - 7 pm, 7 days a week 1-800-366-PART (1-800-366-7278) For in-home major brand repair service Call2.4hours a day, 7 days a week 1-800-4-MY-HOME_" (1-800-469-4663) For the locationof a SearsParts and RepairCenterin your area Call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week ,__h,. 1"800"488,1222 For informationon purchasinga Sears Ma!ntona.,o Agroome.t ortoi.qui,e __--__,_U_S_ aboutan call9 am - 5existingAgreement pro, Monday-:Saturday "___,_/ .8oo.827.66ss Whenrequestingserviceor ordering parts, always providethe following information: • ProductType • .ModelNumber • Part Number ,, Part Description 2O 8E/ 8 Arnerk',a'sRepair Specialists "