Product review (2 stars): Seems to wash great but a POS in quality.
So this thing seems to wash well (I say this with running only one set of dishes), but did see some soap left on one of my pans. Why 2 stars? Easy! This thing is designed poorly and cheaply. Should only cost about $500, instead of close to double. So store I bought this from screwed up and didn't add the install onto my purchase. Another $170? Yeah right! But after installing myself I would have paid for it. I'm an engineer and repair medical equipment that costs over $300k, so how hard could a dishwasher be? 4 hours later and 13 slices on my hands later I found out. This this thanks to the poor design. If you have stone counter tops you will have to install from the side. The holes cannot be easily accessed because the top rack is in the way and cannot be removed. You cannot use an electric drill, and the 3/4" screws don't reach the wood, but even if they did, the rubber seals don't fit and need cut down. The inlet value is plastic, and the tuning on the side is rubber. No wonder this thing has an extremely short warranty. The install manual is also for all washers they make, so you constantly have to sort through which washer you have each step. Oh and the legs that hold the dishwasher in it's box are the same ones it normally uses. Leveling the dishwasher is a massive pain. Another knock is the every time you open the door, the dishwasher turns on. Why???? Then there is no turn off button. When it runs it is very quiet, unless you have metal to wash. The sprays are powerful which is great, resulting in the sound of metal being pressure wash. Also when it first turns on the washer primes itself, but it sounds like water is gushing all over the floor, even though this isn't the case.