Highlights
Dry Boost - Dry Boost outperforms standard heated dry dishwashers by getting hard-to-dry items like plastics up to three times drier when compared to heated dry
Steam + Sani - Save time with a steam and sanitize option that loosens tough soils before the wash cycle begins, so you get a complete wash with no pre-rinsing or soaking necessary; Plus, a sanitization cycle reduces 99.99% of bacteria on dishes
Autosense Wash Cycle - This energy-efficient dishwasher has an AutoSense Cycle that detects the soil level and amount of dishes, then automatically adjusts wash settings for the ultimate clean
Adjustable Upper Rack - Enjoy a dishwasher with flexible loading and an adjustable upper rack you can move up or down to fit bottles, large platters and other items as tall as 10.5 in.
Dishwasher with many cycles - this dishwasher offers a heavy wash, normal wash, and 1-hour wash cycle for outstanding wash performance and clean dishes every time, no matter the load size
Dishwasher with Many Cycles - This dishwasher offers a heavy wash, normal wash, rinse cycle and a 1-hour wash cycle for outstanding wash performance and clean dishes every time, every load size
Optional 3rd Rack (GPF3RACK) sold seperately
Need a disposer? Purchase the GFC520N sold seperately
Piranha Hard Food Disposer and Removable Filter
Optional 3rd rack (GPF3RACK)
Lock Controls
Sabbath Mode
52 dBA
Limited 1-year entire appliance warranty
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You mean for the 3rd rack, fan dry and 1dba lower noise? Or is there something else this has I'm missing
Don't know about whirlpool dishwashers but if it's anything like their washers/dryers...hard pass. Used to love whirlpool but quality has gone way down in recent years. Bought a GE washer instead (3-4 yrs ago) and so far so good.
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I have a GE Profile dishwasher from around 2016 or so, and thankfully it's still going but I've probably done about $300 in repairs on it since then. Also had to replace my GE microwave after approximately 3 years from that same time period. The only GE products that are still going strong for me are my refrigerator (purchased in 2007) and washer/dryer (also purchased in 2007). Seems like the older stuff is the only thing built to last.
And ge is different than ge profile