kenmore dishwasher
I have a picture of the dishwasher on my iPhone. I pray that it goes through.
I have a picture of the dishwasher on my iPhone. I pray that it goes through.
kenmore dishwasher model# 630-13902011.
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dishwasher photos
Here's a picture of the dishwasher. I hope the picture is clear enough to see.
Here's a picture of the dishwasher. I hope the picture is clear enough to see.
dishwasher photos outside
Here's a photo of the outside.
Here's a photo of the outside.
Kenmore dishwasher pictures
Here are pictures of the dishwasher.
Here are pictures of the dishwasher.
dishwasher update
I have an update. I think my dishwasher likes Finish products better than Cascade. I found the platinum packs suds for some reason. Granted, they seem to do a good job.
I have an update. I think my dishwasher likes Finish products better than Cascade. I found the platinum packs suds for some reason. Granted, they seem to do a good job.
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My dishwasher is still washing dishes as of late. It still does the job as intended. It's a high-end dishwasher for an apartment.
My dishwasher is still washing dishes as of late. It still does the job as intended. It's a high-end dishwasher for an apartment.
Does this model have a heated dry? Does it ramp the motor, purge, cycle the drain pump or anything like such? How many fills for a given cycle? I'd love this model in a timer control version. Bosch had a timer dishwasher in the early 2000s. Though I remember the wiring was as always more complicated than it needed to be.
Timer knobs are LOOONNGG GONE!! Normal, & Auto cycles offer prewash, a rinse (if soil is heavy enough then it will drain0, then main wash, and two rinses. The dishwasher will also do a partial fill & drain after the prewash, first rinse, and after main wash if needed to purge soil & debris that's sensed. Heavy does a hard preash, rinse, main wash, and two rinses. Each cycle offers different target temps and even varies based upon soil level senssed too. (At least on my Bosch that's 3 years old but I doubt sequences have changed much.) Heated dry is passive and is the final rinsee water temp on this dishwasher. It has an intensive or extra dry that raises final rinse temp even more. My model has what Bosch calls CrystalDry that is amazing using Zeolite. Drying result rival that of KitchenAid dishwashers from the 1950s-1970s. And I can put plastic items anywhere, no conccern about plastic melting. Drying temperature inside cabinet is said to be 176 to 178 degrees F. It's pure dishwasher heaven wasshing drying. Spray intensity is also adjusted for soil level.
Sounds nice, but far to complicated for my taste. I like the EM SHU series from 1998. They breezed right through with a single speed motor and offered 161*F final rinse temps. Prewash-Rinse-Main Wash-Purge-Rinse-Final Rinse. They were simple, quiet and great machines. No electronics. Reasonable cycle times. They offered a Kenmore version too. How I miss these Bosch machines. The knob is like that of a Potscrubber.
Kenmore by Bosch
Mine doesn't have a heated dry option, but it does have what's called dry assist. I press normal and start at the same time, and the first thing that shows up is rinse aid level. I have it set to r:06. The second option if you press normal again is dry assist. I have it set to d:01. I don't think my dishwasher has extra jets for the turbo clean option. Rather, I believe it will add extra heat during the intermediate rinse as well as run at high pressure for a few minutes, then lower the pressure. I wonder what the logic was behind that was. It's interesting. Mine ramps up the pumps.[this post was last edited: 7/30/2024-17:47]
Mine doesn't have a heated dry option, but it does have what's called dry assist. I press normal and start at the same time, and the first thing that shows up is rinse aid level. I have it set to r:06. The second option if you press normal again is dry assist. I have it set to d:01. I don't think my dishwasher has extra jets for the turbo clean option. Rather, I believe it will add extra heat during the intermediate rinse as well as run at high pressure for a few minutes, then lower the pressure. I wonder what the logic was behind that was. It's interesting. Mine ramps up the pumps.[this post was last edited: 7/30/2024-17:47]
