Miele G 4220 Manual

Rinse aid
Rinse aid is needed to prevent spotting
on dishes and glassware.
The rinse aid is filled in the reservoir
and the set amount will be
automatically dosed.
Filling the rinse aid reservoir with
detergent will damage the reservoir.
Only pour rinse aid formulated for
residential dishwashers into the
reservoir.
When using Tab detergents rinse
aid is not needed.
Adding rinse aid

Press the button on top of the rinse
aid reservoir in the direction of the
arrow. The flap will pop open.Pour liquid...

Deactivating refill indicators
If you consistently use Tab detergents,
you can deactivate the refill indicator if
you wish.
Press thebutton to turn the
dishwasher off.
Press and hold the Start/Stop button
andsimultaneouslyturn the
dishwasher on using thebutton.
Keep the Start/Stop button pressed
for at least four seconds until the
Start/Stop indicator light comes on.
If it does not come on, start over.
Press the Delay start button nine
times.
The Delay start indicator light flashes 9
times at short...

Setting the rinse aid dosage
You can adjust the rinse aid dosage to
optimize the results.
The rinse aid dosage can be set at
levels between 0 and 6 ml. The factory
setting is 3 ml of rinse aid. This is just a
recommendation.
If the dishes are spotty:
Use a higher rinse aid setting.
If the dishes are cloudy or streaky:
Use a lower rinse aid setting.Press thebutton to turn the
dishwasher off.
Press and hold the Start/Stop button
andsimultaneouslyturn the
dishwasher on using thebutton.
Keep the...

Do not wash items soiled with
ash, sand, wax, grease or paint in
the dishwasher.
Ash and sand do not dissolve and
will be distributed throughout the
inside of the dishwasher.
Wax, grease and paint will cause
permanent discoloration and
damage to the dishwasher.
Scrape food from dishes before
placing them in the dishwasher,
rinsing is not necessary.
Some foods contain natural dyes,
e.g. carrots or tomatoes. Plastic items
may discolor permanently if they
come in contact with food dyes.
All items can be...

Items not recommended for
dishwashing
–Cutlery with wooden handles
–Wooden cutting boards
–Glued items such as old knives with
handles glued together around the
shank of the blade
–Handmade craft items, antique,
metal trimmed or decorative
glassware
–Plastic items that are not heat
resistant
– Copper, brass, tin or aluminum
– Dishes with color painted over the
glaze. These dishes may fade over
time
– Fine glassware and crystal items
should only be washed using the
China & Crystal program*.
Otherwise...

Typical load for 10 place settings with cutlery tray
Upper basket Lower basket
Cutlery tray
Loading the dishwasher
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Typical load for 16 place settings with cutlery tray
Upper basket Lower basket
Cutlery tray
Loading the dishwasher
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Typical load for 10 place settings with cutlery basket
Upper basket Lower basket
Cutlery basket
Loading the dishwasher
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Typical load for 13 place settings with cutlery basket
Upper basket Lower basket
Cutlery basket
Loading the dishwasher
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Upper basket
Always use the dishwasher with
the upper and lower basket in place.
Load the upper basket with small,
lightweight, or delicate items such as
cups, saucers, glasses, dessert
bowls and flat pans.
Long items such as soup ladles, mixing
spoons and long knives should be
placed lying down across the front of
the upper basket.Adjustable cup rack
(depending on model)
Raise the rack to make room for tall
glasses.
Glasses can also be leaned against the
cup rack so they are more stable.
Lower it to...