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Vendor: Product Dimensions: 36.5 x 22.9 x 24 inches Shipping Weight: 129 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) ASIN: B005DHIHZU Ave
Product Description : D5894XXLHS Description ? Features ?Specifications ?Energy Guide Warranty ?Installation Description ASKO understands that we are all individuals, so it is important that your kitchen and your integrated dishwasher match your personality, tastes, and way of living. ASKO has always gone to great lengths to design, engineer and build the highest quality integrated dishwashers in the world. Our dishwashers have a Flexiracks system that handles just about any sized dish, so you can do more with every wash. As many as 10 spray zones and a range of advanced programs clean everything to perfection, while our Turbo Drying completes the job. We are proud to claim that all of our current dishwashers and clothes washers have earned the ENERGY STAR label! We offer integrated dishwashers in the following categories: XXL Our XXL line of dishwashers with ASKO's innovative 4 rack solution offers the largest loading capacity in the market. ADA compliant dishwashers - meet the height guidelines and comply of the American Disabilities Act. Encore - Racks and programs have been redesigned to accommodate items that have previously been difficult to wash in a standard dishwasher. Back To Top Features -Delayed start (1 - 24 hours). - Uses as little at 2.6 gals of water in Quick wash - Adjustable tines / upper and lower racks -China guard -2 Adjustable stemware shelves -Knife rack -Cutlery basket and one small cutlery basket -Knife guard -18:9 Stainless steel tank, filter and spray arms -Anti-jam, auto-reversing pump -Galvanized steel base pan -Adjustable feet . Product SpecificationsCustomer Reviews5.0 out of 5 stars (1)5.0 out of 5 stars5 star14 star03 star02 star01 star0See the customer review Share your thoughts with other customersWrite a customer review Most Helpful Customer Reviews3 of 3 people found the following review helpful5.0 out of 5 stars A Superb Machine June 26, 2012 By Tom Jones "Ton" This review is for the Asko D5894XXLHS dishwasher. I hesitated when I bought this because I found no meaningful reviews by users and there was a negative review by Consumer Reports. We decided on this one because of the baskets arrangements and its loading flexibility.Installation was a breeze. The hoses and electrical are all attached to the machine at the factory and all that one needs to do is connect them to the drain, water supply and plug it in. The installation kit includes sliders so you don't scratch the floor when moving it but mine only came with three so I did not use them - but the feet are smooth enough so they did not scratch my hardwood floor. I've only owned 5 dishwashers in my lifetime and they have all been reliable and done a good job cleaning the dishes. This ASKO replaced a Kitchen Aid that had "only" 8 years worth of use - I had recently replaced the control panel, but the baskets and other assorted bits were starting to fall apart.The machine: At first I thought it did not provide adequate drying to save energy. I had heard reports of the Bosch and Miele leaving the dishes wet to conserve energy so I thought this was the same deal. Then I started experimenting with all the features and settings and sure enough I found that the drying intensity can be controlled for just about any program mode you use. I've only had it for a short period of time but I can say that this is by far the best dishwasher I've owned and it is eons ahead of what I used to own. The dishes come out spotless - especially the glasses - and completely dry. One can do so many combinations with the loading that everything fits well by moving this and that or nothing at all. It has a light at the bottom of the door that changes color depending on the status of the load i.e.: blue is for running but ok to load new dishes if you want, red is for running and please do not load anymore because I'm not responsible for the results, and green is I'm done and you can unload me. Check out this video on loading flexibility: [...]I do recommend this one for sure. I don't know how it compares to the others that compete with it but I can't imagine
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