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Costco Members: Bosch 100 Series Stainless Steel Top Control Towel Bar Handle Dishwasher Expired
$500
$649.97
+ Free Shipping
Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Bosch 100 Series Top Control Towel Bar Handle Dishwasher (Stainless Steel, SHX3AR75UC) on sale for $499.97. Shipping is free.
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- Note: Availability may be limited to select delivery areas. In most areas (verify at checkout), price includes delivery & installation, haul away, basic installation parts, and 2-Year Warranty.
- Intelligent PrecisionWash
- Efficient Plastic-safe PureDry System
- Height Adjustable Upper Rack
- 24/7 Overflow Protection System
- Energy Efficient with Water Saving Wash Technologies
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Yeah we had a Bosch tech out multiple times with the first one and he basically was adjusting a setting that controls how much jet dry gets dispensed, it never improved. His advice in the end was to just crack it open to let stuff dry. Never had that issue with the cheapo ones over the years. First one was well water on east coast - on a softener, now it's city water in the midwest. Very frustrating given the historically high reputation of Bosch.
Maybe it's not needed. My 800 has a rinse cycle but I just put the dishes in and turn it on when it's full. I've never used it.
We put all our silverware on the third rack of our Bosch and never use the utensil holder. The utensils get perfectly clean up there. Frees up room on the lower rack for more dishes.
Same here. We scrape the big stuff off our dishes but don't rinse manually or by machine cycle. We just hit start for the automatic wash cycle and it cleans off everything.
Can I ask? What maintenance other than cleaning might be needed?
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Auto air dry starts from series 500 and up
Model 300 and up has the full stainless tub whereas the 100 is a plastic/steel hybrid
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For maintenance its pretty simple:
1. Every month or so I take the screen out and clean it out with a brush. If some big food gets stuck on the screen, just take it out.
2. Every 2-3 months or so I use Affresh tabs. We have harder water, so YMMV. If its softer a few times a year will suffice to keep the plastics and coatings clean. This does not have a fully SS tub so it needs the tab IMHO to keep it sorted and it does.
3. If something gets in the impeller pump, fix it immediately otherwise you may have an issue.
As a tip you 100% should use rise aid (I bought industrial and make my own for $1 a bottle), and I also use Cascade complete liquid and put a shot in the tub with the regular pod and that dramatically keeps the dishes clean. A 120 oz bottle easily lasts over a year for $12, and is the best "pre-rinse" I have found and takes a few seconds.
The only thing that has worm out is the return pump which I received a replacement for $32 and it took me about 15 minutes to replace and the washer just hit 15 years.
My mother has the 800 which is quieter and my brother bought a $1200 LG. Both of them broke in the first year and the LG needed a full motor replacement. Apparently that isnt a common item but the bill was $800 back to LG -- more than I paid for mine.
Its personal but the cleaning power to the 800 is not dramatically different, the big difference (to me) is no utensil third tray which does reduce loading power a bit but not dramatically. So I wish I had it but not going to pay $500+ and added repair complexity.
For maintenance its pretty simple:
1. Every month or so I take the screen out and clean it out with a brush. If some big food gets stuck on the screen, just take it out.
2. Every 2-3 months or so I use Affresh tabs. We have harder water, so YMMV. If its softer a few times a year will suffice to keep the plastics and coatings clean. This does not have a fully SS tub so it needs the tab IMHO to keep it sorted and it does.
3. If something gets in the impeller pump, fix it immediately otherwise you may have an issue.
The only thing that has worm out is the return pump which I received a replacement for $32 and it took me about 15 minutes to replace and the washer just hit 15 years.
My mother has the 800 which is quieter and my brother bought a $1200 LG. Both of them broke in the first year and the LG needed a full motor replacement. Apparently that isnt a common item but the bill was $800 back to LG -- more than I paid for mine.
Its personal but the cleaning power to the 800 is not dramatically different, the big difference (to me) is no utensil third tray which does reduce loading power a bit but not dramatically. So I wish I had it but not going to pay $500+ and added repair complexity.
Thanks for responding!
Can I ask what is the purpose of a rinse only cycle?
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