Product review (5 stars): Great! Countertop Dishwasher
UPDATE:

It's still a great washer but here are some tips:
1. Make sure you regularly hand-tighten the cables in the back or you will spend a lot of time trying to figure out why it leaks. (You can kinda get your hand in the crevace in back.
2. It will take forever to was dishes or not to as great a job unless it's on the cup/single wineglass setting. Anything further to the right = a good few hours a load.
3. The red light in the middle means you need to a add dish drying agent (the blue stuff)--without this it starts washing and drying poorly. Pour in enough so the light goes out. Apparently it's the compartment underneath the compartment visible that your are filling (when you do that rather than the upper compartment it will last a month like it says it will in the manual.)
4. I no longer bother to close the soap tray since it won't open anymore on it's own, and there is no real need to close it anyway.

That's about as far as I got out of the manual and the good news is it still exists online (for those of us that can never find the manual in the sea of manuals).

I still love my machine and it does a super job. I don't always pre-wash or presoak and it does a great job, with the occasional re-wash of a second cycle required. Also, getting the right fitting on your sink faucet is crucial for avoiding leaks. When you get it right you probably should never remove the attachment nose again (meaning it's a real pain if you want to hook up a water filter or portable clothes washer to the same sink with a different size fitting.--If you insist on doing this your solo socks will come in handy to tie of the sink leaks.)

****************************
My Danby started leaking out the side so I bout this one.  It is much quieter, more energy efficient and looks better.  I can even run it at night.  The only thing I'd change is make the outlet valves metal instead of plastic.  The directions tell you which spoon to put where which is a bit OCD.  Forks only go in certain holes.  Why?