Hi! Planning to buy… how it’s been? Cleaning ?

How has it been since you got it?

Did ou find a filter cleaning video

Mine doesnt dry fully either

Mine too

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The door open automatically too

Mine dishes are always dry. The door opens as part of the cycle. This doesn't mean the dishes will be dry. As the steam is released the dishes dry, I think from the residual heat, but it does need a bit more time. (Maybe wash overnight.) I'm very happy with this super quiet washer.

Press and hold the START button for 3 seconds. (It says "Cancel" under it.)

Its in the manual

The manual for the model in this video shows a filter to clean only for the DW80K7050 SERIES the same manual also covers.

The manual for the model in this video shows a filter to clean only for the DW80K7050 SERIES which the same manual also covers.

My dishes are usually dry. The door opens as part of the cycle. This doesn't mean the dishes will be dry. As the steam is released the dishes dry, i think from the residual heat, but it does need a bit more time. (Maybe wash overnight.) I'm very happy with this super quiet washer. I do rinse before putting dishes in mainly because, with two of us, it gets run about in about five to six days.

The manual for the model in this video shows a filter to clean only for the DW80K7050 SERIES the same manual also covers.

Both. Jet dry helps water sheen away and dishes especially glasses come out crystal clear.

Jet dry is like the spot free rinse at the car wash

It makes a big difference if you have hard water

Adding to the comments above, yes, use both.

The manual for the model in this video shows a filter to clean only for the DW80K7050 SERIES which the same manual also covers. Sorry, I do not know what an OC error is.

I find this model to be very quiet. Without issue, we can have regular conversations in the same room while it's running.

You have to hit start and shut the door within 3 seconds or it won't start. I'm not kidding.

I had issues with opening the door after it starts. I can't recall enough to describe because I don't do it any more. If you do, I recommend pressing the power button to turn it OFF and then back on to restart the process. Keep in mind, the normal cycle is 2.5 hours long.

If you open mid cycle, tap (dont long press) the start button and close the door. It will continue after a few seconds... If it is on hi temp or sanitize, it drains, refills and will start (after tapping the start button and closing the door)

If you press where it says "Delay Start" then you'll see #h. Press "Delay Start" again to cycle through up to 24h(ours). After the 24h, the delay start time, #h, disappears and there will be no delay time set.

At least this is the case on the model in this video which is what I have.

The power button itself does not light up. When powered on the "cycle" light (dot) should be on, the time should display, and if selected an "option" light (dot) should display. Every press has a set tones that play.

With this model, when you press the POWER button it shows 2:50 in the "Time Left" display. This is the "Normal" cycle time. Depending on which other cycles and options you select the time will decrease or increase. Next to this display it says "Delay Start" press that if you want a delay start. If you press it and change your mind, I find pressing the POWER button to turn off then again to start over works best.

I’m new to owning a dishwasher too, yeah me too… mine shows a picture of the powder detergent in the manual and I was confused if it can use the pods too but no luck so I bought the powder cuz I don’t want to do wrong Amy suggestions???

@@melissavega4287 I still use the pods, haven't had any problems with them. I try to keep the rinse aid full, but I can never tell when it's full or empty. Not sure where the indicator is for the rinse aid. I always seem to overflow the rinse aid.

@@elidiamendez650 thanks .. I’ll keep that in mind. It’s crazy confusing plus like I said first dishwasher in my life and my first use of it was I ruined 3 calderos and some plastic dishes looked messed up.. I learned my lesson on how to load a dishwasher… only used it 2 times cuz it got me freaked out

You have to adjust how much rinse aid it takes. There should be something you can turn to make it bigger to add more rinse aid

I have the same issue. I think the indicator is the top left button (I think it's supposed to turn blue but mine didn't either) I think maybe mine didn't because when I started adding it the dishwasher was off, maybe it has to be on the whole time? Did you figure it out? If so help me out? 😆

With this model, when you press the POWER button it shows 2:50 in the "Time Left" display. This is the "Normal" cycle time. (Depending on which other cycles and options you select, the time will decrease or increase.) Next to this display it says "Delay Start". Press that if you want a delay start. If you press it and change your mind, I find pressing the POWER button to turn off then again to start over works best. If you press where it says "Delay Start" then you'll see #h. Press "Delay Start" again to cycle through up to 24h(ours). After the 24h, it delay start time disappears and there will be no delay time set.

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My dishes are always dry. An exception may be a cup or bowl with a "well" that holds water. I use a sponge to soak the water before picking up the dish. Maybe try washing overnight, if you can. The cycle is NOT finished when the door pops open. It needs time after that happens. That's how it was designed.

I do rinse (use a wet used napkin from dinner) before I load dishes. I thought I needed to because I only run it every 5 to 6 days. I rarely have unclean dishes. I also space my plates ever other slot in the bottom. If I have family over and will run it that night, I don't rinse as much. The dishes come out clean. How this helps. It took a little while, but I like the dishwasher lots now more than when I first got it.

@Deanna Reisman I use daily. Dishwasher not overcrowded (actually fill LESS than its predecessor), permanently removed top/ cutlery tray (which was the main selling point), the dishes are rinsed, tried tons of different powders, liquids and tabs, various rinse aids, etc. This POS STILL leaves grit all over the inside of glasses and bowls on center (which is now top) rack. Glad you found something that works for you, but I'll stick with my daily life, living fact that this is a huge POS. Had separate issue with Samsung stove which they wanted me to pay more than the cost of a new one to repair - so much for a "warranty"?? I'll NEVER buy another Samsung appliance again. Sadly by the record of all the appliances we purchased, looks like we'll be lucky if we can go a few years before having to replace $15,000 worth of the junk they sold us... Nope - NEVER