Customer Reviews for Frigidaire - 24" Top Control Built-In Stainless Steel Tub Dishwasher with 3rd Rack, MaxDry, and 49 dBA - Stainless Steel
Customer Rating
5
Easy to Use
on June 12, 2021
Posted by: jakester21
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had this dishwasher for about a month now and have only used it a few times, but it is easy to use and has lots of features to choose from, depending on what I need. I love the third rack for long utensils or container lids. Controls are hidden on the top when closed, and that makes the front stainless steel look very sleek. So far, a great buy!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Only had this for 2 weeks so far. It has functioned well so far. Have not had a single dish or piece of silverware come out anything but clean. I had doubts about using the 3rd rack for silverware but it works very well, they come out clean and dry. It's cycles seem shorter than the Maytag it replaced and I think it holds a larger load. Only drawbacks seem to be the bottom rack and 3rd rack seem kind of flimsy you you pull them out. We'll see how they hold up.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Did not even last a year, the digital control and washer stopped working and can not read the digital part
Response from frigidaire.comBy Corletta , Outreach Social Specialist, June 11, 2021
We're sorry you’re having this problem and want to get your appliance back to working order as soon as possible. We'd love to receive more details on the issue so that we can reach a resolution. When you have time, please join us on a live chat here M-F, 8:30 am- 8:00 pm EST. We’re ready to listen and help! ~Corletta
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the 3 racks. Lots of room between each shelf for tall things, except the top rack which is made for lids, utensils, silverware, etc. Everything comes out sparkling clean. 2 minor issues for me...the shelves could glide easier when pulling out and pushing back in. The other is it doesn’t have a shorter time cycle. The shortest is 80 plus minutes without the drying, which is the economy cycle. Normal cycle is about an hour and a half. Other than those two things it’s great.