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Post# 705562   9/27/2013 at 01:03 (3,861 days old) by LLMaytag (Southern California)   |   | |
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So as I indicated on my posting about deciding between a SQ AWN432 or 542, I'm soon to move to a new home. We're having some work done on that house first, and one of the things already done was the removal of a really worn out Kenmore tall tub dishwasher. I'm happy with my electronic panel Whirlpool short tub, but these are no longer available. Consumer reports rates the Bosch Ascenta dishwashers as "best buys." Does anyone have experience with this line of Bosch? I downloaded a Care and Use manual, which shows that they are really efficient on water, but I'd rather know how many washes/rinses they machine performs. Does anyone know?
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Post# 705593 , Reply# 1   9/27/2013 at 04:58 (3,861 days old) by RE563 (Fort Worth, Texas)   |   | |
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I have a Bosch for a while, Mine was SHX47*** (IIRC), Hidden control panel. Mine did not have the auto sense; however, On Normal if it sense that the soil was light it would do a purge, main washer, two after rinses with the last rinse heated to 156 degrees to sanitize the load. For more heavily soiled loads it would
do the purge one to two pre-rinses, main wash, two after rinses. |
Post# 705648 , Reply# 2   9/27/2013 at 10:27 (3,860 days old) by logixx (Germany)   |   | |
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Post# 705674 , Reply# 3   9/27/2013 at 12:08 (3,860 days old) by LLMaytag (Southern California)   |   | |
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That's good to know about the Bosch, thanks! My current Whirlpool only does a full two rinses when there's a hi-temp wash, otherwise it's a wash, purge, then rinse. (The normal wash with hi-temp wash selected, or the Pots & Pans.) As it is, I only use the Pots & Pans cycle which does two washes and two full rinses and even with this, I usually do a rinse-hold first, then I load up the open detergent dish with a lot of Cascade, and just a dab in the closed dispenser this way I'm assured of a good rinse.
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Post# 706171 , Reply# 8   9/29/2013 at 19:20 (3,858 days old) by logixx (Germany)   |   | |
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There should be always two rinses. Maybe, if the water is very clear, it might only do one(?) but I have always gotten two rinses - even if I run the machine empty with some citric acid. The rinse sequence can be: |
Post# 706309 , Reply# 9   9/30/2013 at 09:26 (3,857 days old) by henene4 (Heidenheim a.d. Brenz (Germany))   |   | |
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No, they do it the way E-Lux does it as I oftenly recognize a jump from 95-85min down to 65 min and that is the point when the water starts to get really hot. But the thing with the motor: Is it only on brushless ones? Because ours has brushes (I think?)? |
Post# 706313 , Reply# 11   9/30/2013 at 10:12 (3,857 days old) by henene4 (Heidenheim a.d. Brenz (Germany))   |   | |
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A nother thing would be the float switch. There only has to be somthing fallen down underneath the float, keep it stuck in the "filled" position and the whole pump+heater would go poof... |
Post# 706423 , Reply# 12   9/30/2013 at 18:48 (3,857 days old) by logixx (Germany)   |   | |
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