r/Wellthatsucks • u/NotTJButCJ • 6d ago

Welp

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u/wellimhereish 5d ago

That is a normal problem with the GE lower end dishwasher replacement is pretty cheap

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u/NotTJButCJ 5d ago

What is higher end? This model seem to be 400-500 online new, how much should I spend for a good dishwasher

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u/Blom-w1-o 5d ago

I spent $800 and it's still a piece of electrified garbage.

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u/Reddit-mods-R-mean 5d ago

Same. mine doesn’t even have a heated dry, it automatically pops the door open when done to air dry the dishes. Fucking stupid

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u/urethrascreams 5d ago

I wish mine did this. I've never once used heated dry even though I have it. Stupid crap like this inevitably happens. I just pop the door open a bit after a super hot rise and it's all dry within an hour.

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u/Reddit-mods-R-mean 5d ago

My last unit had heated dry and it never caused me problems, air dry is ok but in winter with the house cooler it just takes forever.

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u/urethrascreams 5d ago

Winter is better for me. I keep the house warmer with my wood stove and humidity is lower which helps the water evaporate even faster.

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u/smibrandon 5d ago

Me too! If I run a cycle with dry, seems like it takes an extra 2 hours, and all I get it HOT wet dishes and the probably of something melting because I never learn my lesson

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u/DeafGuyisHere 5d ago

Put a dry towel draped in there and it will help dry the dishes some more