Clean Sweep Arms

[jp10558]

Maybe it's changed a lot in water use since my Bosch 800 series I got about 4 years ago, but really the arms are probably the simplest thing in it, and they work amazingly well, including for glasses in the corners. I really had no idea this was a thing, even my first GE from 1999 that sucked for most things never had trouble washing our glasses. Then again, I don't dry peanut butter on the glasses either.

As to the third tray - that's one big thing, the V shaped 3rd tray for utensils that made me buy the Bosch 800 vs a Mielie with just the really short hight utensil tray, and vs the older 2 shelf systems. I just find I need the space. Then again, I also may just need a faster dishwasher - the 2:09 for the Bosh is "forever" and if one did the job as well in 45 minutes or so I could have less space / racks and do more loads. That said, when cooking I can run the Bosch basically all day / 4 - 5 loads to try and keep up.

 

[johnb300m]

http://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-specs/PDT846SMJES

This model seems to be hidden from their standard website still....I wonder why?
Is it still tooling for production?
They should launch this arm in their whole Profile line, now!
haha.

 

[appnut]

This model was reviewed by Reviewed.com on April 26th.  An average review at best.  Suggests to go up higher in line if you expect better performance on average meat soils and such. 

 

[johnb300m]

puzzling.

I was really surprised to read that review.
That machine is very similar to other GE models that they gave much higher reviews.
All I can think of is if GE maybe meddled with the cycle programming?
Or if that "breakthrough" middle wash arm somehow hinders performance in another regard?
Kind of puzzling.