Product review (1 stars): Not up to the task
I have a Fisher & Paykel DD603 two drawer dishwasher.

Pros; It's very quiet when operating.
The top drawer gets used most because no bending.
External cosmetics are good.
Easy to disassemble components to clean.

Cons; Large plates don't fit.
The effect of oversize plates is to prevent to top from sealing during operation which allows water to flood the circuitry in the base.
Bottom drawer is smaller than the top drawer, meaning fewer/smaller articles can be washed.
There are only squirter arms at the bottom of each drawer, so higher items don't get washed.
Light items like Tupperware get thrown around making a noise and leaving them full of dish water.
Filter is manually cleaned. It gets badly clogged and is a mess to clean. Ugh!
Plastic interior walls get a lot of scum buildup with hard water, and look awful.
Small holes in the detergent dispenser sometimes clog.
A lot of "push two buttons and hold for 5 seconds" to get to the options, like delayed start.
No "washed/unwashed" indicator.
Very light weight parts eg; drain hoses very narrow bore. This isn't an "industrial" unit. Has fragile feel to it.
When it failed after 4 years, it died spectacularly. New logic boards ("dead because of bug intrusion") over $700.
Has annoying "beeps" when setting and operating.
Large SS ring in the base gets badly clogged. Hard to clean.
Dishes come out wet (and dirty).