We have one I purchased about 4 years ago and it has been great. I forget the series it was about $1400 maybe - 900 series? 44db
Quietest dishwasher we have owned. Used daily. Good cleaning.
The thing that impressed me was the design engineers had clearly thought about simplifying installation. I have installed about 8 dishwashers (Kenmore branded, Maytag etc) in my life and this was hands down the easiest. Those tall tub models can be a bear to make the connections etc with little clearance between the floor and bottom of the unit.
The only downside so far is the colour rubs off the selector buttons over time - looks a little shabby.
I used to repair my dishwashers, replacing parts as needed. But I have decided that is false economy. Once they start to go they, from an economic standpoint, are disposable.
Even with my “zero cost” labour component - it doesn’t greatly prolong the economic service life. $50- 250 per part incident adds up quickly and to keep a $700 dishwasher running means it will likely become a money pit of diminishing returns.
YMMV
Quietest dishwasher we have owned. Used daily. Good cleaning.
The thing that impressed me was the design engineers had clearly thought about simplifying installation. I have installed about 8 dishwashers (Kenmore branded, Maytag etc) in my life and this was hands down the easiest. Those tall tub models can be a bear to make the connections etc with little clearance between the floor and bottom of the unit.
The only downside so far is the colour rubs off the selector buttons over time - looks a little shabby.
I used to repair my dishwashers, replacing parts as needed. But I have decided that is false economy. Once they start to go they, from an economic standpoint, are disposable.
Even with my “zero cost” labour component - it doesn’t greatly prolong the economic service life. $50- 250 per part incident adds up quickly and to keep a $700 dishwasher running means it will likely become a money pit of diminishing returns.
YMMV