KitchenAid has spent decades creating innovative products for the well-equipped kitchen. From commercial grade cooktops and wine cellars to stand mixers and an impressive assortment of cookware, bakeware and accessories, they offer virtually every culinary essential you could need.
Before their dishwashers clean your dishes, they test them beyond accepted industry standards. The result is a wash system that delivers exceptional cleaning performance in many notable ways. A signature feature of all KitchenAid dishwashers is their convenient in-dishwasher food disposer. During the cycle, food particles are collected, ground up, then filtered out of the dishwasher. There is no filter to clean by hand - removing a common source of unwanted odors. Simply put, the in-dishwasher food disposer minimizes unwanted steps - such as pre rinsing dishes - letting you take dishes straight from the table to the dishwasher.
Another example of their commitment to higher standards is their stainless steel lower wash arms. Four arms release jets of water from then precisely angled locations. Continuously sending water to every corner of the tub ensures that even your large loads receive maximum coverage. And, because they're made of stainless steel, you can expect them to wear well over time.
Their wash system is also designed to consumer's needs. This drives them to innovations such as their ProScrub option. The ProScrub option delivers exceptional cleaning performance during a Normal cycle with no added time or energy/water consumption. Powerful spray jets increase water pressure at frequent intervals and direct the water towards dishes loaded in the lower rack. The concentrated cleaning is ideal for stubborn messes that result from seared, baked on, or caramelized soils. With the increased intensity occurring only in a specific area, you can still clean delicate stemware in the same load.
This dishwasher uses
313 kWh/yr and has an estimated yearly operating cost of
$33.33.
The estimated yearly cost of operating this dishwasher is based on doing 4 wash loads a week and a 2007 national average cost of $.1065 per kWh for electricity.
*Operating cost based on electric water heating.
Energy Guide
This product has not been reviewed.
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