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~ POTSCRUBBER~MDISHWASHER
with Power Scrub’” cycle’s brush less hot
water action washes pots, pans and crusty
casseroles sparkling clean.
~ UNICOUPLE WATER CONNECTOR
quickly snaps onto aerator facuet adaptor
(supplied), lets you draw water while the
dishwasher is doing the dishes.
~ THREE-CYCLE OPTIONS–
Power ScrubT”and Normal Soil pushbutton *
automatic cycles plus Short Wash on dial.
~ CONVERTS .10 BUILT-lN–
use as a portable now and convert to built-in
later–conversion kit WD35X134 optional at ~
extra cost.
SOUND INSULATED for quieter operation
3-LEVEL WASH ACTION
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BUILT-IN SOFT FOOD DISPOSER–
no hand pre-rinsing necessary . . . brush off
hard and large items–soft foods are liquefied and washed away down the drain.
TUFF-TUBT” lNTERIOR–
imperviousto attack by normal washing solutions, resilient to protect dishes, has epoxy
surface that’s tough and stain resistant.
MAPLE WOOD VENEER TOP
HIGH-EFFICIENCY WASH MECHANISM
ISOLATION MECHANISM MOUNTING
AUTOMATIC RETRACTING POWER CORD
RETRACTING STABILIZERS
CYCLE-INDICATOR CONTROL DIAL
DUAL DETERGENT DISPENSER
WASH-WATER TEMPERATURE
MAINTENANCE
CUSH1ONED RANDOM-LOADING
FULL-EXTENSION RACKS
CALROD~ HEATING UNIT–700 WATT
REMOVABLE SILVERWARE BASKET
~im~n~i~nsl ~d?{J”wide, 36” tligh, 25” deep including
tlandto, Door swings out 22”,
Normal SoiI Cycle Time: 60 minutes(approximate).
Water Consumption: 16gallons (approximate),
Inlet Wafer Temperature Recommended: 140” to 150[’F,
inlet Water Pressure Required: 15 to 120 lbs. /sq. inch.
AUTOMATIC EXCESS WATER CONTROL
EASY-ROLLING CASTERS
Electrical Rating: 115 volts, 60 hertz a.c., 9 amperes.
For use on an adequately wired 115-volt, 15-arnpere
circuit with grounding type receptacle as
illustrated, For personal safety, this
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appliance must be properly grounded,
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This symbol on the nameplate means the product is Listed by Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc.
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GSC436
PotscrubberTMconvertible
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1. Upper Rack
2. Six Section Silverware Basket
3. Wash Tower
4. Wash Arm
5. Spray Shower (on tub above rack)
6. Lower Rack
7. Dual Detergent Dispenser
8. Water Level Control
9. Door Latch
10. Pushbutton Cycle Selectors
11. Control Dial
12. Retracting stabilizers
13. Easy-Rolling Casters
14. Maple Wood Work-Surface Top
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Before operating
your dishwasher forthe
ATTACH AERATOR FAUCET ADAPTER
.
If faucet has extt’rnal threads, insert the thinner of
tt)( t\~o\\astl(*rsinto the faucet a(lapter ancl attach it
to 1}1(>fal~(’f>i+1)011(( Fig. 1).
If faucet has internal threads, insert both washers into
the faucet adapter and attach it to the faucet spout
(Fig.2).
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If the faucet arlapter threa(ls (1onot match your faucet
sl)out, your local har(]ware or plumbing supply store
normally has acl(litional fittings to a(lapt your fauce
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spout t(>the s])ecial aerator faucet aciapter.
A sink spray attachment hose can burst if it is
installe(l on the same sinfi with your rrishwasher. tire
suggest that you (Disconnect the sink s])ray attachment
if ~~oursink has one ancl plug the hole.
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s~)[~cialaerat(lr faucc( a(la])ter su])])lie[l with your
(!i.~iiv;lshcrmust he assemt)le{I to the sinl{ faucet spout
l)(Jff)r(JvOU can use your (lish~~rasher.The faucet
[~{la;)tt’ris [iesi~ne(l to fit stanclar(l faucet spouts havir?~ illterrlal or externa] threa(]s. you ~vi]] fin(] the
a:ia~)ter an(l t\vo tvashers in the “Har(lware for In~t::i!ation.’ ])acfiet in your (lish~~’asher.
“1.(;instatl fauctlt adapter. first remove the OICIaerator
or :rim rirl,g{)n your faucet s])out.
first
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CONNECT THE UNICOUPLE
i. If your dishwasher drains into a f(~()(lwaste dis. ... 7 run the disposer until it is completely empty
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. starting the clishwasher.
~- Turn on the hot water an(i run water until it is
- ‘ FOR BEST RESULTS WATER TEMPERA1 LJKE SHOULD BE BETWEEN 140° AND 150°F.
lnsfru~f~Qn~for measuring water temperature are on
page 1i in your Use & Care Book.
3. Turn off water. Pull Unicouple and its hoses from
storage compartment located at rear of dishwasher
and attach to faucet adapter.
POWERCORD
4.
PLUG IN THE
IMPORTANT (PLEASE
READ (IAREFIJI.T,Y)
FOR PERSONAL
SAFETY, T}IIS
APPLIANCE
MUST BE
PROPERLY
GROUNDED.
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If yr)u draw cold wat~r, 1)(:sure to turn hot wtiter h~cl(
on !O compl(’t(’ ttlc cycle. N(!~cr (Ira}}’ water whila
disll}~’astlcr is fittiilg.
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ADAPTER
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The power cord on
this appliance
is equipped with a three-prong
(grounding) plug which mates with a standard threeprong (grouncling) wall receptacle (Fig. C).
Where a standard two-prong wall receptacle is encountered, it is the personal responsibility and obligation of the customer to have it replaced with a
properly grounded three-prong wall receptacle.
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DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
CUT
OR REMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND) PRONG
FROM THE POWER CORD PLUG.
TEhfPORARY
4. Attach [Jnicouple by pushing thumb tab down as
you lift Unicouple up onto the faucet adapter. When
Unicouple is all the way up onto the adapter, release
the thumh tab and the movable ring snaps into pGsition to lock the Unicoup]e in place.
The Unicouple’s small hose carries hot water from
faucet to (Dishwasher. Its large hose carries drain
water to sink. Be si[rc drain kose is pointing toward
tke sin]; bo[iJldrain opening clnd tke sink bowl is clear
/or (~later tkat loil[ []rain jronl di.skl[~asker.
5. Turn hot wat.~jrfully on.
If you need water \vhile dishwasher is connected, simply
hook a glass or pan under the
IJnicouple handle and lift up
(Fig. A).
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If YOUn{~t’d}vatcr in the sink
whil~~the dish~vasher is connected, raise the smat] tabs on
the’ sicl(~s of the LJnicouple’s
h:lnril(’ ( Fig. 13).
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METHOD
Where local codes
permit, a TEMPORARY CON-NECTION may be made
to a properly grounded two-prong wall
receptacle by the
usc of an adapter
which is available at
most local har(lware stores (Fig. D). The larger slot
in the adapter must be aligned with the larger slot in
the receptacle. NOT PERMITTED
IN CANADA.
CAUTION:
Attaching the adapter ground terminal
to the wall receptacle cover screw does not ground the
appliance unless the wall receptacle is grounded
through the house wiring.
When flisconnccting the power cord from the adapter, h(~l(l the a(lapter with onc ban{]. If this is not
done, the adapter ground terminal is very likely to
break with repeate(l use. Should this happen, either
REPLACE THE ADAPTER or DO NOT USE the
appliance.
IF THERE IS ANY DOUBT AS TO WHETHER
THE WALL RECEPTACLE
IS PROPERLY
GROUNDED, THE CUSTOMER SHOULD HAVE
IT CHEC1{ED I)Y A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
e Your ~iisllwasher requires a single branch circuit
sup]) l.ying 120 volt, 60 hertz a.c., protected with a
15 an?l) fus(? or circuit breaker.
e Yf~ur[dishwasher circuit shoul(l not be USLJ(J
for any
ot f)[,r apl)] iances while dishwasl~er is in operation as
th[) (Dishwasher requir(js the full capacijy of the
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ci r{:uit.
~ II Xr~ENSIOhT CORD,S ARE NOr~ RECOM Ml~;l~DED for this appliance, but if one is used
{t’rn])orarily it must be a heavy-duty cord (15 amp,
16 gauge, ~-wire) with a stan(lard type three-prong
([;r(~un(]ing) plug attached.
If ~vaIloutlet is controlled by a s}vitch, turn on s~vitch.
5.
SELECT
e The motor stops durinfl the dryin~ ])crio(l.
t]]roughthe vent under the
e Water vaporis release~l
door hancl]e during drying cycle, It may be visible.
Caution: Be careful not to touch the Calrod~ heating
unit at the bottom of the tub during the cycle or immediately after the cycle is completed—it may be hot.
THE CYCLE
PO}YER SCRUBT’r cycle is for those items with hardto-remove soils such as pots, pans and casseroles with
dried-on or baked-on soils.
NORJIAL SOIL cycle is for most Ioads of everyday
disl?es, glasses and cookware with light to heavy soils.
Lightly-soiled pots, pans and other kitchen utensils
can be washed along with dishes in the Normal Soil
cycle.
SHORT J17ASH cycle is for tableware that is mildly
soilecl with soils that have not (Iried on. NormalIy you
\vi]l not require t\vodetergent washes with this cycIe.
after
To disconnect
dishwashing
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A. Renlove the pGwer cord plug frGnl the receptacle.
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START
YOUR
DISHWASHER
B. Turn off hot water.
TOSTART DISHWASHER:
For I’0}$’EI{ SCRUB’’” or NOR1lAL S011. cycles:
Close (Ioor anrl move door latch to the right to locked
])osition.” Th(Jn sIOIVI.Vrotate control dial clockwise
until !:OU hear (lish\vasher start.
I~or SliO1tT lV:4SII cycle: Close door but CIOnot latch
it. ,Slo\vlyroi:it(: control (Iia] clockwise to Short J1’ash
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o]) (li:]J. ‘i’hen move door latch to the right to
lockLId ~)osition.
DIJRING NORMAL OPERATiON:
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C. Release water pressure by raising tabs on Unihandle.
D. Release Urticouple by pushing movable thumb tab
dotvn.
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E. Shake excess water out of Unicouple and return
it anti its hoses to the storage cGnlpartnlent.
XOTI; : lVhel] motor stops at end of final rinse, the
Unicou])le can lle disconnecterl if desireci and returneci
to stol.a~c.
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GENERAL
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
LOUISVILLE,
KENTUCKY
40225
GENERAL
Pub. No. 49-5064
GSC436
ELECTRIC
Part No. 172 B7071 P58 I