All of the dishwashers that we've ever owned were always bought on sale for less than $400 and we never had a single issue with any of them (we've upgraded over the years for better washing features, but we were always able to sell the previous one we owned because it worked fine.) I've found that the more "bells & whistles" on a dishwasher and the fancier it is, the more often it breaks down, and the noisier it is. Just my $0.02.
- Electronic console with flat controls for simple cycle selection and a sleek look
- At just 63 dBA you can run the dishwasher without disrupting the whole house
- Tall tub interior with 12 place setting capacity makes it easy to add that one last dish or large pizza pan
- Triple Filter Wash System eliminates the need to prewash; a filter screen, coarse filter and micro-fine filter cup remove the tiniest food particles from wash water
- Meets ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency
- Plastic tub is durable and stain resistant
- Rinse aid dispenser automatically adds a measured amount of rinse aid to help reduce the potential for spots on your dishes
- Spacious upper rack provides room for glasses, bowls and cups
- Large lower rack is ideal for pots and pans
- In-rack silverware basket holds silverware and utensils securely in bottom rack
- Powerful spray jets blast away stubborn stains and dried-on food particles
- 1-hour wash cycle knocks out a lightly soiled load fast
- Heated dry option whisks away moisture so your dishes can go straight to the cupboard; no towel required
- High-temperature wash option uses heater to boost water temperature during wash cycle, with extra rinse added for enhanced cleaning and drying
- New dishwasher connection kit is required for installation and will be offered during appliance checkout.
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