normal cycle with temp boost
Have you tried the normal cycle with temp boost? I use it on my dad's Whirlpool all the time.
Have you tried the normal cycle with temp boost? I use it on my dad's Whirlpool all the time.
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Dry Performance
I can 2nd the mediocre dry performance, especially from the experience my parents' have with their 500 series.
Dishes and silverware are usually dry, but plastics are not. The tub and door and silverware baskets are still dripping wet after a 1hr dry.
They're kind of annoyed by it.
Seems like GE, to keep these units "efficient" really knocked down dry performance.
I DO hear that if you whine about it enough under warranty, GE will reprogram or replance your control board with a "super dry" software update which seems to work better.
It seems like a lot of dishwashers have better drying performance.
However, I've never ever experiened a dishwasher that dried plastic items well.
I can 2nd the mediocre dry performance, especially from the experience my parents' have with their 500 series.
Dishes and silverware are usually dry, but plastics are not. The tub and door and silverware baskets are still dripping wet after a 1hr dry.
They're kind of annoyed by it.
Seems like GE, to keep these units "efficient" really knocked down dry performance.
I DO hear that if you whine about it enough under warranty, GE will reprogram or replance your control board with a "super dry" software update which seems to work better.
It seems like a lot of dishwashers have better drying performance.
However, I've never ever experiened a dishwasher that dried plastic items well.
