Bear Bottle Washer Care Guide
Learn how to clean, maintain, and care for your bottle washer for better daily performance, cleaner results, and longer product life.
If you are not sure which cleaning or maintenance step applies to your issue, ask our AI Assistant first. It can help with residue, odor, drying issues, warning lights, and daily care questions.
Daily Care Basics
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- Unplug the appliance and allow it to cool before cleaning.
- Wipe the machine body with a soft damp cloth only.
- Do not immerse the main unit in water.
- Clean shelves, spray arms, and filter parts regularly.
- Use purified or soft water to reduce buildup.
- Keep the drain hose and water path unobstructed.
How to Clean the Bottle Washer
Visual guide for cleaning workflow.
Step 1: Turn Off and Cool Down
- Turn off the machine and unplug it.
- Wait until hot internal parts are cool enough to handle safely.
Step 2: Wipe the Exterior
- Use a soft damp cloth to wipe the machine body.
- Wipe the transparent top cover and outer surfaces gently.
- Do not use abrasive scrubbers.
Step 3: Remove and Clean Detachable Parts
- Clean the upper shelf and lower shelf.
- Remove and rinse the upper spray arm and lower spray arm.
- Remove and clean the filter cup.
- Check that spray arm holes are not blocked.
Step 4: Reinstall Correctly
- Reinstall the filter correctly.
- Make sure spray arms can rotate freely.
- Return shelves to their proper positions before the next cycle.
Step 5: Keep Water System Clean
- Use purified or soft water whenever possible.
- Keep the drain hose straight and unobstructed.
- Clean regularly to reduce detergent residue, buildup, and poor spray performance.
Care & Cleaning Visual Guide
These diagrams are especially useful when checking removable parts, cleaning flow, and maintenance-related details.
Suggested Cleaning Frequency
| Part / Area | Suggested Care |
|---|---|
| Machine exterior | Wipe as needed with a soft damp cloth |
| Upper / lower shelves | Clean regularly, especially if residue is visible |
| Spray arms | Inspect and rinse regularly to keep holes clear |
| Filter cup | Clean regularly to prevent buildup |
| Water tank | Keep clean and refill with purified / soft water |
| Drain hose | Check for bends, blockage, or incorrect positioning |
Items Not Recommended for Machine Washing
| Item Type | Why It Is Not Recommended |
|---|---|
| Wooden Utensils | High-temperature washing may cause deformation or cracking. |
| Bonded Dishware | Adhesives may dissolve during washing. |
| Silver Tableware | Contact with stainless steel may cause spotting; hand washing is required. |
| Aluminum Products | Detergents may cause surface oxidation. |
| Other Metals | Iron items are prone to rusting; copper/tin items may cause contamination. |
| Decorated Porcelain | Overglaze or gold-decorated dishware may fade. |
| Crystal Glass | May become cloudy and lose its luster. |
| Non-Heat-Resistant Plastic | High-temperature washing may cause deformation. |
If an item is heat-sensitive, easily oxidized, bonded, decorative, or prone to clouding, use hand washing instead of machine washing.
Best Care Tips
- Do not let residue build up on spray arms or the filter cup.
- Use the correct detergent type and amount.
- Keep the drain hose straight and correctly positioned.
- Allow the machine to cool before deep cleaning removable parts.
- Use purified or soft water whenever possible.
Need more help?
Ask our AI Assistant for cleaning help, or use the Manual, Troubleshooting, and FAQ pages for more bottle washer support.