Product review (3 stars): I'm Not a Fan
For the price, this should walk over to the table and load itself! There are so many glitches in this that I'm surprised it is on the market. The control panel is ridiculously sensitive, and I am unable to load it without turning it on. So I have to remember to hit start and then clear before I shut the door every time or it will run. I can't teach that to others in the family so we are running partial loads without soap. I can't use the Child Lock because husband would never learn that and get upset the two times a year he starts it.  It won't run without a rinse agent in there, but I couldn't find that in the book. It just says "LO."  They want you to have 120 degree water going into it. Not in a house with small children!

I had to call Customer Service a couple of times when I first got it because it just wouldn't run. It turned out to be a combination child lock/rinse agent problem. They answer quickly and are sweet, but you will get different answer from different people about how it works. As another agent said, the book says one thing and it just plain isn't correct. (Press and hold AIR DRY to lock and unlock is the correct answer.)

I MUCH prefer the silverware in the door. I am short and it is hard to reach the back baskets. I am definitely having problems with silverware not getting clean. The layout of the top rack is great for rows of glasses along the edge, but if you have more glasses than that in, it is hard to load. It is much higher inside than my old one and it is nice putting in larger pans and cookie sheets. It is so quiet you can just barely hear water running. But I put in a bowl with some dried on food -- right in the bottom facing the sprayer so it should have had the brunt of the spray. It didn't look touched when it came out. I had to soak and clean it. I paid a professional to install it and he couldn't hook it up right, so I guess it is nonstandard? Plus I think he left something in there because something smelled like burnt plastic in there for the first month. But I never found out what it was. Overall I wouldn't recommend. My last one was Whirlpool. It cost less and cleaned better. I should have stuck with that!

Added Note: After six months, we still have some problems with it starting on its own but are getting used to it. We hit Start, then Cancel before we close it. If you just press Cancel, it doesn't cancel. My biggest gripe is that it really doesn't clean well. We have to wash the dishes and it -- hopefully -- sterilizes them. I think it is because we have poor water pressure, but the last Whirlpool cleaned much better with the same water pressure.