Product review (1 stars): STAY AWAY!!!
We have owned this dishwahser for just over two years and the smartest thing we did when buying it was to get a 5-year repair warranty.  The electronic control panel has a major flaw which, according to one service tech, the factory knows about but hasn't done anything about.  Our control panel has gone haywire and been replaced three times.

When it does run, the dishwasher does a good job of cleaning the dishes,etc, as long as you remember to lock the "Control Lock"; otherwise it may do strange things in mid cycle.  The problem is that apparently the touch panel controls are so sensitive that they can be triggered by someone walking by or dropping a dish on the floor. So you have to remember to lock out and the unlock the control panel each time you start or stop the dishwasher, whether you are starting a full cycle, or simply adding a fork that you didn't notice when you started the cycle.

And finally, when we bought it, we didn't notice (and the salesperson didn't mention) that this model essentially has no Rinse cycle, which is a real shortcoming if you don't run a full load after every meal.

IMHO, this model is a lemon with other shortcomings as well, and the fact that manufacturer would continue to sell it convinces me that I should never again buy another Kitchenaid-branded product!!  In fact, since this brand is owned lock, stock, and barrel by Whirlpool, they may just have made my never again list as well.