24" Dishwasher

Rounded grips on rack partitions designed to secure fragile stemware during wash cycles.

Appearance of the touchpad. It can be hidden from view for a sleeker look or partially hidden for more visibility.

Panel design and functionality. Touch control means the buttons are smooth sensors embedded in the cooktop.

Material applied to racks during manufacturing. Nylon is stain-resistant, cut-resistant, and durable.

The percentage of water that has been effectively dried by the end of a wash cycle.

Method of drying employed. A fan-driven condenser relies on heat and suction to evaporate water from dishware.

Mechanism in dishwasher that grinds and washes away food particles, eliminating the need for pre-rinsing.

A 6-Layer Door and Advanced Motor Sound Insulation System that provides quiet and peaceful dishwashing.

Mode that uses sensors to gauge and implement the optimal wash settings for each load.

Mechanism that sprays water in a dishwasher. Multiple wash arms ensure even water distribution during a cycle.

Mechanism that detects water leakage and instantly shuts machine down to prevent any extensive floor damage.

Gentle-pressure wash cycle ideal for protecting fragile china, crystal, and glassware.

High-power wash cycle ideal for hard-to-clean or heavily soiled dishes, pots, and pans.

Dinner settings (large, plate small plate, bowl, cup, saucer, and utensils) that a dishwasher can clean in one load.

Abbreviated wash cycle that saves time and energy. Ideal for lightly soiled loads.

Number of holders within a rack that can be adjusted to load different dish sizes and shapes.

Number of holders within a rack that can be removed to load different dish sizes and shapes.

Timer option enabling a dishwasher to be programmed so that it begins at a later time.

Security measure on the control panel that prevents children from starting the machine.

Timer option enabling a dishwasher to be programmed so that it begins at a later time.

Mode that supports energy and water conservation by utilizing half the amount of water per load.

The level of efficiency as measured by how much energy is expended per cycle. The lower, the better.

Fasteners that hold down lighter items such as cups, so that they remain secure during wash cycles.

Weight of the dishwasher in pounds (lbs.)