Product review (5 stars): GE My Dishes Are Clean!
This is my first GE dishwasher and it replaced a Maytag I've had for about 12 years. I don't live in this home full time so the Maytag had only 5-6 years on it and I've been fixing it every couple of months recently for one reason or the other, so when replacing it, Maytag was not even in the running. I began researching and some things about this caught my eye.

The steam pre-wash sounded good and really works good, coupled with GE's claim of 65% higher wash power than previous models and 3 wash arms, this does an excellent job of cleaning on everything I've put into it. It loads up very well but you have to remember that you've been using your old one for years, so it will be awkward at first trying to find the best place for familiar dishes in an unfamiliar rack.

The stainless steel inside the door is a pleasure to see in comparison to stained plastic and just gives gives you confidence that it's a well built machine. The door itself is very light and doesn't manually latch, just push it shut and pull it open.

This is a tall tub, so it has more interior room than what it replaced and yet it slid right in when I installed it which took me about  an hour. The top rack is height adjustable and comes with snap in grids to hang wineglasses. With it adjusted up the lower rack will accept tall items, almost 14 inches.

This has two silverware baskets across the front, top and bottom and you can put utensils into the handle holder slots or lift the holders and fill the basket or a combination of. I use the holders to keep them separated and I've never had my silverware cleaned so well. I've added an image to show you the baskets and door and I see you need to go to the top of this page and look below the picture to click on it and see.

It has a system to grind up food, there's a stainless steel blade that rotates at 3,600 RPM to pulverize food particles and helps to prevent large particles from clogging the wash arms

These are the highlights but after installing it I had a surprise. It didn't seem to work, I started it and lights came on but there were no knocks and hums and backfires and my counter wasn't throbbing...so I opened the door...and it had been running! I still walk past it shaking my head and hope the quiet little alarm never quits working because I don't want to have to open the door just to see if it's finished.

So to sum it up...it looks good, it cleans good, they've eliminated the possibility of rust by using nylon and stainless steel and it's quiet. I'm sure there are better dishwashers available, but for about $600 this works quite well and seems to be a good value, I've been very happy with it for 4 months now. [Purchased at Home Depot, who delivered and disposed of the old machine inexpensively and would have installed too.]

Warranty Terms - Parts 1 year limited____________Steam Cleaning........Yes
Warranty Terms - Labor 1 year limited____________Decibel Level...........52dBA
Height......................34"________________________Nylon Rack Material...Yes
Width.......................23-3/4"_____________________Adjustable Racks......Yes
Weight.....................76 pounds__________________Tall Tub Design.........Yes
Depth......................24"________________________Delay-Start Option....Yes
Hard Food Disposer...Yes______________________Cycles........................4
Heated Drying...........Yes_______________________Spray/Wash Levels....3

Estimated Yearly Operating Cost
$29 with an electric water heater; $24 with a natural gas water heater
Additional specifications at geappliances.com