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Proper loading Yes, I was conscientious in the first few loads to make sure there was some clearance in front of the silverware, and things came out clean.

So my new DU945 is in and it's a bit quieter than the last one and it's nice having not having the center tower so I have a lot of room in the lower rack. I'm getting over the idea that there are fewer rinses in every cycle, but I'm curious to know what people think of the silverware being in...

As I type, my new Whirlpool DU945 is being installed to replace my DU8150 which came with the home when it was new. I suspect the 8150 was a model only going into new homes rather than a model on the consumer line. The DU945 seems to be the same shell, water injector, detergent dispenser. The...

Interior Curious...what is the inside of this dishwasher like? Is it the model with dishes and plates on top and glassware on the bottom?

Installation & Purging/Rinsing Toggleswitch2 - Thanks. I've been telling myself that it shouldn't e that hard to install so I may attempt it next weekend. It looks like it will be pretty easy to rollout the original after I remove two small screws at the top that I think simply hold it in...

Purge - Thanks Hmm, that last message didn't make it. I meant to say that my model is not a sensor model so I don't think I need to worry about the initial load soil-level. Does anyone need an older basic model Whirlpool DW? I'll have to figure out what to do with my original once I get the...

Purge - Thanks I would have never guessed that, but it's good to know. My model is not an

Yesterday I purchased a new DU945 since I heard that they went out of production and everyone says it's a great model. I will replace the original dishwasher that was in my townhome, which is a Whirlpool basic model, dial control with Pots&Pans, Normal, Light and Rinse&Hold dial settings. The...

Lights Gosh, those are gorgeous, especially the tub lights.

Maytag Pair Gosh darn, what a beautiful pair! Love the illuminated console. Is the washer the large tub? Does this model have the illuminated tub too?

Speed Queen Laundromat I remember using a laundromat in Whittier California every Sunday morning, equipped with harvest gold machines just like that one! The solid tub was kinda cool, but it always seemed to me that there could be residue, or stuff left in the tub.

Question Funny to think that an impeller which sprays water in all directions at once can do as good a job with less water than a pump and wash arm that can concentrate jets that cover the wash area evenly. Anyway, how does an impeller machine get the rack to rotate, or is the rotation just for...

Spin Drain From the videos I've seen, I think the Maytag does a faster spin drain. The Speed Queens, despite their name, don't seem to come up to speed as quickly as the Maytags did. I know the Frigidaire, (Imperial dry?), was incredibly quick coming up to speed. I think coming up to speed...

Spin & Drain at once I think for most mechanical designs, the simpler the design the better. Fewer moving parts probably means less expensive to build and probably more durability and less repair. I think the Maytag transmission was really elegant. Turn the transmission in one direction, you...

Hey guys, I was at a friends house last night in a trendy very upscale Orange County beach city. When I peeked into the kitchen I noticed the dishwasher was open and all stainless steel inside. The right rack tines made me think Miele. Later when it was closed, it was white, (to match the...

$119.00 Wow, that's a lot. I'd like to buy it and make a lawn sprinkler out of it!

Maytag Spin The two Maytags I had, which I wish I still had, had great smooth and quiet spins, much better than my confounded Whirlpool direct drive.

Responses No responses yet, eh? Perhaps the tub rarely got off-balance enough for that to happen.

Spin Does this model provide a spin-spray rinse? If so, how many, and is it both for the spin after wash, and the spin after rinse?

Does anyone remember a GE dishwasher model that had a somewhat distinctive lower wash arm which actually had a smaller rotating wash arm on each side of a larger arm. I know they had such a model, and I suspect it was short lived. It seems to me that such a design could assure that water jets...