Product review (1 stars): Made it just past the warranty period - fix every 12- 18 months
My wife really liked this dishwasher for the first 12 months. The full warranty period was 1 year, then 2 years parts and the customer is responsible for the labor. A little over a year into the dishwasher and the drain hose had rotted, become brittle, and was leaking. Round and round with customer service and they finally send us a drain hose which I replace. This bought a few more months. At around 18 months, the dishwasher started leaking from the water inlet valve. After a long talk with LG's customer service they finally concede that the valve (that I can clearly seek leaking) is bad. Looks like a simple fix, so I kindly ask them to send us a new valve and I will replace it myself. No dice. LG insist on sending one of their certified repair men out this time(which is located 80 miles away) to replace the valve. After arguing over this for a while, I give up and tell them to "have a nice day". The repair man is going to be at least $100 and 4 to 5 days out. I had already looked the part I needed up on repair clinic and found that it cost around $30. So I buy the part, have it shipped, clean out the nasty water inlet meter (remember this part) and have our dishwasher up an running again in a snap. (Our 18 month old, $700 dishwasher that has ruined our floor by now with two leaks). Now a year later I get home and it is not working again. This time it has an OE error and an awful grinding noise when it does decide to run. If I pour water into the tub it drains water fine but only starts the wash cycle sporadically. Again, I remove the dishwasher (I skip calling LG because we are almost 3  years into this $700 POS and the last time they were no help), find that somehow that part of the food grinder has come in contact with the blade AND that the nasty grease trap, I mean water inlet meter, is clogged up again with grease and fowl smelling funk. This seams to be the reason for the bad odors coming from these dishwashers.  If you have this problem, remove the dishwasher, look on the left side of the dishwasher and there is a clear plastic part with two switches and a couple hoses coming from it. Remover this and clean it well. While you are at it remove spray arms, and filter assembly and clean all of this as well. After cleaning the funk out, and straightening the bent part on the grinder, my wife's lovely dishwasher is running again. Fingers crossed, this time it didn't cost us anything but a Saturday morning. IN short this dishwasher is Junk and I would not recommend to anyone. POINT IS THIS POS KEEPS BREAKING DOWN.  BUYER BEWARE AND READ THE REVIEWS!!!!<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/LG-LDF6920ST-Fully-Integrated-Dishwasher-with-5-Wash-Cycles-3-Spray-Arms-SenseClean-System-Delay-Start-Food-Disposer-and-Self-Clean-Filter-Stainless-Steel/dp/B0019R6ACA/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">LG LDF6920ST Fully Integrated Dishwasher with 5 Wash Cycles, 3 Spray Arms, SenseClean System, Delay Start, Food Disposer and Self-Clean Filter: Stainless Steel</a>