Product review (1 stars): MAJOR DESIGN FLAW
This dishwasher was purchased last October from the Brick.  The first service call was in May of this year.  It was purchased with an extended warranty!!! To date this dishwasher officially has been looked at six different times to my account.  According to TransGlobal there has only been 4 service calls on it.  What I have learned that many of this companies (Sears, The brick, Homedepot) will use different service providers at different times in order to get around their "3 major service" protocol before we replace or  credit you the cost of the dishwasher.
Back to the washer>>MAJOR DESIGN FLAW that keeps on giving the repair man a run for their money!!  It has to do with the bubble on the upper right hand of the tub.  Essentially it draws out the steam when drying (steam)!! Rather then venting out towards the counter, the side vent, this one runs from the  top right side of the tub down the side and onto a "drain reservoir"  Now remember steam is supposed to come out and there should not be no trouble the repair man said!!!!Instead the float comes into contact with the water "steam" and the drain sensor is SET OFF
I have read the I30 message on the board countless times.  I have tried to reset the dishwasher, both by manual instructions and flipping the power switch on and off!!!!  Until the water has been completely removed and the float no longer makes contact with the water, the dishwasher will not resume it's normal function.  So, I have come to the end of the road with this dishwasher!!!  I now wait for a decision to be made on a replacement or credit from The Brick.  This appliance uses a ton of water and I mean a ton!!  Never really had a problem with clean dishes.  Drying cycle is super long too, but I guess we can't change that either.  So you know I had to ask the repair man what his choice would be if he had to replace it!!
Bosch or Kitchen Aid he says.  Bosch will be my choice moving forward I hope.  I have learned a lot of things throughout this long painful process, but yet the most important one is to always spend the extra bucks and buy yourself an Extended Warranty!!