Product review (1 stars): Run, screaming, away from this dishwasher!  (Just MY Opinion!)
This review has nothing to do with Amazon.. it is strictly about the LG LDF7932ST dishwasher and the experience we've had with it.

We acutally purchased it from a very well-known company that sells appliances.  We purchased this to replace our  GE Profile that was recalled (for a potential fire hazard issue). We (thought) we hated that GE dishwasher.. really loud, steam hole spouting up from the top, falling apart inside, two motor replacements, you name it - and now, it was a fire hazard.

If I could find it in the dump heap and re-install it in place of this LG, I would!

Things we like:

It's quiet - really quiet - I love this about it.
It plays nice little "tunes" (my daughter thinks that's creepy)
It looks good from the outside
It looks good from the inside (the first day).
mmmmm...thinking... thinking.. nah.. that's it.

Things we're not crazy about:

Control panel: inside on the top of the door. This seemed to be the trend with a lot of the new dishwashers. OK if you don't want to see it, but we prefer the controls on the outside, we've learned!

The ODOR: It STINKS! This is the real deal-breaker for us. The first few times we ran it, I thought it was just "new dishwasher smell", but it smells so bad when it is washing.. it stinks up the whole kitchen / family room area. Like a mix of hot, detergenty, dirty, thick water. We use the same detergent & rinse agent that we used with our GE, but I can say that the GE machine NEVER smelled...  Only normal, fresh, clean, smell.  To this day, I keep coming in saying.. "what's that odor?".. and the kids reply.. "oh, it's just the dishwasher".

The pump is fine.. there is no residual water in the bottom, so it's not stagnant water
anywhere (that we know of), but the thing just smells REALLY BAD.  I thought having the stainless steel interior somehow would make things even "cleaner".. but well..

The cleaning: In my opinion, it does NOT clean very well.  Take advice from the previous reviewer that said that it was wise to use the rinse agent. Otherwise, there is a definite haze over the dishes, and even tons of residue streaks on the inside stainless door that are left from the liquid diswashing detergent as it comes out of it's little panel door.  That said, when the rinse agent is used, they do come out a bit cleaner, but honestly, not as clean as the old GE.. we thought this might improve with time (somehow), but along with the awful smell it leaves, it just leaves the dishes smelly and not feeling clean. :(

The detergent door:  Not an earth shattering issue, just a note.  Instead of every other dishwasher I've owned, where you twist the detergent door closed, this one has to flip up, popping open toward the inside of the dishwasher.. so, once, when my daughter put a cookie sheet or other pan (can't recall) in the front of the bottom shelf, and ran the dishwasher, the detergent door was too close and couldn't flip open, so, we had to wash again after re-arranging the pans.  If the detergent door could twist open, it wouldn't have been an issue. Not sure why they went with that flip open design.

Racks: As for an earlier review description of the rack versatility, that is very accurate, and there is a lot of flexibility there. We've never had a problem with them going off the track. They seem nice and sturdy, and stay where you put them.  For some reason, our old GE had a bottom rack that would roll back in by itself.. we would have to hold it out to fill it. Personally, though, I think that the rung/prong angles are just a bit strange (some tilt outward like a "\/" shape instead of straight up "|") and I find it difficult to throw a pot on top because it won't go straight down over the rungs..  I'm not crazy about it, but then again, there's not much about this dishwasher that I do like.

We will be replacing it  - if anyone wants one, free....  ; )

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-----  UPDATE NOVEMBER 2013 -----
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Yes, yes.. we suffered with this hunk of junk until it started leaking water out of the bottom of the front door onto our hardwood kitchen floor in Nov 2013.

Can I just say that I was actually THRILLED that this thing finally broke? (no, really!!)  I was also ecstatic to find out that two very well respected local repairmen said they couldn't touch this machine because LG parts were so difficult to get a hold of.  YAY!  This meant I could FINALLY get rid of this and get a new dishwasher!

We wound up purchasing the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/GE-PDT750SSFSS-Profile-24-Stainless-Steel-Fully-Integrated-Dishwasher-Energy-Star/dp/B00ENOW2RS/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">GE PDT750SSFSS Profile 24" Stainless Steel Fully Integrated Dishwasher - Energy Star</a>. So far, so good - works very well and no stink!! (Will review this GE properly on it's own page later. )

So, GOODBYE LG.  Sorry, you and your family of appliances will not be invited back into our home.