Dishwasher brand advise

Anyone care to report reliability experience of newer (

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Martik
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DaveG

On Thu, 08 Jan 2004 19:34:28 GMT, Martik wrote (with possible editing):

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L. M. Rappaport

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Chris Hill

I don't believe where something is made has a guaranteed relationship to quality. It all depends on the design, materials and quality control.

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Chris Hill

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Art Todesco

If I may chime in with my $.02, I don't recommend the Maytags any more. They just haven't been doing well since they went to the 'direct-drive' pumps.

The most reliable (and time-proven) machines I'm seeing for the $ right now are the standard vertical-axis (midrange) Whirlpools. Stay with a mechanical timer vs electronics - if you can find one.

The new Whirlpool tall-tubs look promising, but it's to early to tell. And I've had to service several under warranty already.

Hope that helps someone a bit.

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Dave Harnish

I bought a new Maytag 4 or 5 years ago. It's very quiet, cleans nicely. My only complaint is that every once in a long while it will stop mid-cycle (as if the power went out). The only solution is to start over from the beginning...

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Bill Johnston

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