Product review (1 stars): Hunk of Junk - No Stars
I am writing to tell you how very much we hate our GE dishwasher.  Though it is only about a year old, I would happily chuck it.  It does a rotten job of cleaning the dishes unless one pre-washes them.  The gasket around the door came unglued (or never was glued in) and flops around despite our attempts to tuck it in.  Now there is also a mysterious metal wire sticking out along the base of the door.  On top of these examples of poor manufacture, the electronics design is also dreadful.  The dishwasher has no "Cancel" button.  If one starts a wash cycle and then needs to stop it for some reason, the only option is to open the door.  Because some genius designer at GE thinks dishwasher owners are idiots, the dishwasher will then beep every thirty seconds -- forever -- to remind you to close the door.  Even if you have made the conscious choice to leave the door open to pause the cycle for a while (say, while someone needs the hot water for a shower), it will beep . . .  beep . . .  beep . . .  beep . . .  I do not want to be nagged by my appliances.  Further, the dishwasher has trouble remembering that I have disabled "heated dry."  Frequently, it reverts to heated dry without my permission, but -- and here is the cute part -- even when it is not heated drying, it allocates the drying time in its cycle . . .  so when the dishes are completely washed, you can't take them out yet without beep . . .  beep . . .  beep . . .  beep.  Now, it may be part of GE's strategy to make such lousy dishwashers that people will have to replace them every year or two, but in our case, that will not work.  I would rather lick all the dishes clean than ever buy another GE appliance again.