More HAIER fun

yeah it pretty much sounds like a GE. You have the definite drumming of the tub by the torential spray tower. The motor is very quiet, you don't even really hear it. the water noise drowns that all out. there is no drain solenoid "clunk" because this machine has GE's separate drain pump.

it actually is on their website [which is not too flattering]. my machine's model # is: HDB24EA

The inner door and most of the inner tub is a Whirlpool copy. the detergent cup/rinse aid unit is on the left side, and it is a UNIQUE design.

the upper rack is a crappy whirlpool copy, and the lower rack is a crappy GE copy.

There are no options other than hot/cool dry.
However, the noticeably low wattage heating element seems to run most of the wash cycle.
It has 5 cycles:
PREWASH: WASH-RINSE-RINSE-RINSE-WASH-RINSE-RINSE-DRY
POTS/PANS: WASH-RINSE-RINSE-WASH-RINSE-RINSE-DRY
HEAVY: WASH-RINSE-WASH-RINSE-RINSE-DRY
NORMAL: WASH-RINSE-RINSE-DRY
RINSE ONLY: RINSE [DRY, if you leave the hot dry on]

Since this machine has NO filtration, the Normal wash is pretty useless due to not enough water changes.


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Post# 167182 11/13/2006 at 00:56 (6,366 days old) by johnb300m (Chicago)
Checkrate/Likes I was real bored tonight, so i designed the wash/spray diagrams in SolidWorks of the POS Haier dishwasher I have. It's aproximate, but still pretty interesting and cool looking.

Post# 167183 , Reply# 1 11/13/2006 at 00:57 (6,366 days old) by johnb300m (Chicago)
Checkrate/Likes *view2* view2 the PowerTower pattern was HARD to do. But still looks good. GE's PowerTower pattern is fantastic; full coverage.

Post# 167184 , Reply# 2 11/13/2006 at 01:00 (6,366 days old) by johnb300m (Chicago)
Checkrate/Likes *Isometric View* Iso view

Post# 167185 , Reply# 3 11/13/2006 at 01:07 (6,366 days old) by johnb300m (Chicago)
Checkrate/Likes *loads of fun!* top

Post# 167186 , Reply# 4 11/13/2006 at 01:08 (6,366 days old) by johnb300m (Chicago)
Checkrate/Likes *bottom rack* bottom rack

Post# 167219 , Reply# 5 11/13/2006 at 08:22 (6,366 days old) by gansky1 (Omaha, The Home of the TV Dinner!)
Checkrate/Likes Wow - that is a very cool illustration. Is this the Haier dishwasher you have pictured? Not a good machine? I've not seen the Haier with the spray tower, only the MOL & TOL machines with the dual spray arms and alternating spray pump.

Post# 167234 , Reply# 6 11/13/2006 at 09:46 (6,366 days old) by johnb300m (Chicago)
Checkrate/Likes it washes "OK". It has the powerful GE pumps, so it has all the power it needs. The top rack gets plenty of water except in the corners sometimes. This machine has no filtration whatsoever. So sometimes there's crud left over, but everything does come out clean as long as you choose a long enough cycle. I'm not a fan of all the jets facing inward though.

Post# 167241 , Reply# 7 11/13/2006 at 10:34 (6,366 days old) by gansky1 (Omaha, The Home of the TV Dinner!)
Checkrate/Likes I have not seen this GE/Haier hybrid! It's interesting that they put the different spray arm on the GE pump - does it sound like a GE when running?

Post# 167242 , Reply# 8 11/13/2006 at 10:35 (6,366 days old) by peteski50 (New York)
Checkrate/Likes *HAIER* This is a interesting dishwasher. I have not seen it on their website. You did such a nice job with the pictures. Is the detergent dispenser like the GE? Is their a water heating option? Peter

Post# 167254 , Reply# 9 11/13/2006 at 11:19 (6,366 days old) by johnb300m (Chicago)
Checkrate/Likes *details* yeah it pretty much sounds like a GE. You have the definite drumming of the tub by the torential spray tower. The motor is very quiet, you don't even really hear it. the water noise drowns that all out. there is no drain solenoid "clunk" because this machine has GE's separate drain pump. it actually is on their website [which is not too flattering]. my machine's model # is: HDB24EA The inner door and most of the inner tub is a Whirlpool copy. the detergent cup/rinse aid unit is on the left side, and it is a UNIQUE design. the upper rack is a crappy whirlpool copy, and the lower rack is a crappy GE copy. There are no options other than hot/cool dry. However, the noticeably low wattage heating element seems to run most of the wash cycle. It has 5 cycles: PREWASH: WASH-RINSE-RINSE-RINSE-WASH-RINSE-RINSE-DRY POTS/PANS: WASH-RINSE-RINSE-WASH-RINSE-RINSE-DRY HEAVY: WASH-RINSE-WASH-RINSE-RINSE-DRY NORMAL: WASH-RINSE-RINSE-DRY RINSE ONLY: RINSE [DRY, if you leave the hot dry on] Since this machine has NO filtration, the Normal wash is pretty useless due to not enough water changes.