Two Drawer Dishwasher

[Gregory OConnor]

Sandra, thanks, I did notice that it didnt have a macerator and has
a way small discharge hose. Thinking I gottta prerinse befor I put
dirty dishes in. Kitchen aid sells one but it turns out it is just
a repackaged FP. the new Maytag drawer seemed to not seal up as
well. need a drawer because of the room needed to open. I had a
Pinto,a Vega, and voted Bush. the dishwasher cant be the biggest
mistake I ever made.
Greg94ptCa

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Sandra" <slyfoxqh@...>
wrote:
>
> Usually I just lurk, but, I gotta tell you, the FisherPaykel dual
> drawer dishwasher lives up to its bad reviews and then some. I
owned
> one and will NEVER buy another FP product. You MUST remove the
silver
> plate at the bottom of each drawer and clean underneath once a
month.
> You won't believe the gook that grows there. It will plug the
drain
> and what a mess you will end up with. When you do need service,
note
> that is a WHEN not IF, you will have a hard time locating anyone
that
> actually knows what they are doing in the repair. After the first
> repair, I had to take it to the shop (no ONE in my area will even
make
> a house call on them) every other month for the EXACT same
problem.
> Finally I just trashed the whole thing and put in a regular DW...
Good
> Luck you'll need it with that product !!!
>
> Sandra Young
> Vernon, FL
>
>
> > The FisherPaykel has bad reviews online but I kind think (and
hope)
> > its operator error due to a big learning curve to overcome
operating
> > the thing. one of the features I like is the ;drawer locks with
a
> > vacumn pump, ;has a drip detection shut down at the supply ;very
> > quiet ;2.5gal per load ;190deg on board waterheater. I bought
a
> > single drawer last week and decided to install a double so I
> > alternate clean and dirty thereby never needing to empty the
thing.
>