I have a small house. The living room is separated ftom the kitchen and dining area by a partial partition wall. Quiet was a key selling point for me. I have to say that you have to look at the time remaining display to even know that it's running!
How is it so far. Hope it lasted all this time without issues. I got mine about 4 months ago and have really been impressed with how quiet this thing is. Want to know about longevity though if you don't mind sharing.
Good video, thanks. I shopped for dishwashers today but wanted look them up first. My old dishwasher only lasted 3 years, it is a Kenmore and has never worked well at all.
Good video. We just ordered this over a Bosch 300 because the Bosch has no delicate cycle. People complained about Bosch's racks. We like the timer on top and on the front, plus the door pop for drying. Wifi feature is cool. My old dishwasher had heated dry and it didn't really dry that great.
Thanks and hope it works great for you. I have had lots of clients install Bosch dishwashers in their office space over the years. While that brand looks great and has a modern feel, they seem to always have issues...atlest that has been my experience with Bosch.
@Ronald McFondle I have not had issues with the Samsung and it has been working great. If you are talking about the Bosch we have had a few of them have electrical issues and the circuit boards have had to be replaced. We have also had one of them leak, but in all fairness, these are the ADA size units used in office space and not a house if that matters.
I just bought this dishwasher as well and completely love it. I do want to add that please do not use regular detergent as it will create a complete mess around your kitchen. Mine got clogged and flooded the air gap. It took two regular washes to get rid of the excess foam.
Excellent breakdown -- I love this dishwasher. I was hoping you'd show how to adjust the height of the upper rack. The manual isn't very clear and I'm afraid of putting too much pressure on the red tabs to lower it.
Thanks, for the tabs I would say it is a medium level squeeze if you will. You should not have to use a ton of force and if it is high the rack will simply lower. If it is low pull up after hitting the tabs until it locks back into place. I hope that helps.
Thanks. I do still have it and I do still love the dishwasher. I have not had any trouble with it and have only had to clean the filter at the bottom once after I switched a crappy dish soap. I do run the clean cycle when it asks, so that helps keep it looking great. If your old dishwasher uses a heating coil to dry that would be a change as this one air dried. My glasses, plates, silverware are always dry, but anything with plastic sometimes is still wet right when it finishes.
Great video. However, I was hoping I would see some info about the linear washing bar on the bottom. Mine keeps coming loose. Not sure if I’m not reattaching correctly or if something is broken. A video of removing and reattaching that would be awesome.
I am going to guess something is broken as mine does not come off. If I need to clean the filters at the bottom it just is removed without touching the bar which is always sitting in the back when the cycle is done.
Thank you for this wonderful review! My question for you is does this machine still completely dry the dishes and open the door when it finish? I read other reviews saying after a few days it stop opening the door and everything inside stays wet.
So I have had it over a year and it works great. I also have never had issues with anything. I am sure like any appliance some people get a bad ones as it seems to be the case with any brand u read about now of days. For the wet part it depending on how humid of a place u live in as some items will still be wet after the door pops open, mostly plastic wear for me. This is because it uses air drying and a fan to dry vs heating to evaporate the water...i.e. lower energy. I would still buy it again in a heart beat.
@@bjorneverdale9741 It is holding up great and I still love mine. I have only had to clean the filter screen once after using some bad soap and I have never had to do any maintenance work on it.
Do you feel the linear wash does better than the typical dishwasher set up where u have arms spinning on the bottom shooting water up like the storm wash dishwasher?
I personally do feel that way as I feel it gets the corners better and has stronger pressure. This one was a massive improvement from my old dishwasher, but the other one was very old...so it could just be because it is newer.
It has been working great for me personally and I have never had a leak or issues with the controls. I know I have read posts about it getting dirty inside, but I think that has to do with the soap people are using personally.
The controls can you hit 2 buttons at once? Can I do a normal cycle and also hit high temperature wash at the same time? I close the door I can't hit the start button. Can I hit start and then close it?
I always hit the start button and then close it, so yes that will work as does hitting the start button once it is closed. For the high temp, select the normal cycle and than just hit the high temp button and it will light up. If you change modes to say Heavy the high temp button will turn off and you will have to hit it again, so always do the cycle first.
Everything is dry personally for me except for stuff made of plastic. Sometimes the plastic does not dry unless you leave it for maybe an hour after it is done. With that said I live in a very humid city, so that would affect the air-drying time. The whole point of air drying (runs a fan to move air around) is they use a lot less energy vs heat drying...so if that matters to you keep that in mind.
Just received Samsung Dishwasher model DW80R9950UG (39db) two days ago and it doesn't drain completely when running Auto, Normal and Heavy Cycles... it will drain when running Express and Rinse only cycles.... Ran TEST cycle and came back with ZERO error codes..... Read reviews on Samsung site and there are many complaints with same issue.....
Hello , i have heard from friends that this dishwasher doesnt dry dishes and there is still water left even after auto door opening feature and even when the cycle has completed overnight, have you experienced that thing?
It does not have a heating coil to dry and instead uses an air circulation fan to dry. The more humid your house is the longer it takes that moisture to evaporate. With that said, the majority of the time when I run it the dishes, silverware, etc are all dry when the door pops open. The only items not dry are some plasticware items and spots that can collect water, like a coffee cup. I personally like to run it overnight since it is so quiet you never hear it. When I run it overnight everything is always dry by the morning and I live in a humid city. Hope that helps.
I noticed someone mentioned you have to use a specific detergent? What kind? Is this true? I am going to use a regular powder seventh generation. Hoping it will do the trick. Haven't used it yet. Been using the plastic encapsulated pods. Thank you for your help in this video!
Thanks and glad you liked the video. So I personally use Cascade Platinum pods (amzn.to/34bts0E). Link shows them on Amazon but you can find them at any store. I think what you use makes a huge difference as I switched for a while to Puracy Platinum for a while because it was "Natural" It left a white film on my plates and also made the inside of my dishwasher look very very dirty with white powder everywhere. Hope that helps!
According to Google it is "The LC or LE error code appears when the dishwasher's leak sensor detects moisture or the water reflector is blocked (Waterwall models only)."
Hey great video! Wasn’t aware of Samsung stepping up their game. I am trying to decide between bosh and this. I know bosh has a sensor clean on the auto setting. Does the Samsung as well? Can’t seem to find anything to supper that it does compared to the bosh which does.
I assumed it was a sensor, but all I can find on Samsung website is this "Auto cycle detects the level of soil and automatically initiates the optimal cycle after a few minutes of operation." Not sure how it does that without some type of sensor.
The problem with Samsung and LG when it comes to dishwashers is long term reliability. Consumer Reports has both brands with a 3 out of 5 in their "Predicted reliability" area. I personally had a nightmare experience with an LG dishwasher I bought in 2020 and due to that I will never buy anything LG again. Even though my dishwasher was only 7 months old and it had failed more than 4 times LG dragged its feet taking it back. It's unacceptable to have a customer with an unusable brand new dishwasher for almost 2 months but that is what LG support did. For what is worth I've read that Samsung dishwashers are more reliable than LGs.
It is best to look at the manual for or exact model number, but for the one in this video you need to turn the gray plastic piece in the center clockwise. You will see it is the part around the silver screen and in the middle of the dishwasher...you will also see an arrow. Once this part is removed you can pop out the filter and clean it. I always wash off food chunks before placing my dishes in the dishwasher, so that keeps the filter clean....just fyi. Hope this helps.
Not the app as that just tells you when it is done or how to load it tips. I would think if the arm at the bottom that moves is stuck and error would show up....but not sure.
It does not heat dry and it dries by automatically popping open the door and a fan circulates air. Typically my glasses are dry from the fan, but plastic takes a little longer (in a Humid city too).
@@PUREreviews awesome! ive seen so many bad reviews saying leak and tons of issues and considered returning it. Im going to be extra careful during install so its correctly installed. Thanks for the fast response.
Thank you for the video I noticed that your machine does not fit flush with the cabinet.Isthat the way it's supposed to be? Can you hit start and then close the door? The gentleman that was putting in my unit tried for a while to get it flushed but you said my cabinets are too small. We were gonna return the unit but I cannot like it. So is it supposed to not be flush with the cabinet in order 2operate controls?
I alway do the controls, hit start and then close it which is how I think it is supposed to be done since they are on the top. Mine is not installed clean like it should be. When we bought our house the people before us did a cheap remodel of the kitchen and we are missing the wood trim pieces above the dishwasher. Anything we put there would not match and we have nothing to screw it into...it is all very annoying, but it is what it is.
I have standard depth cabinets. The plumber installed mine, saying that he could not get the machine any further into the cabinet space. Oh yes, you can. After he left, I took it back out and put it back in so that the top and sides of the door extend just 1/2" beyond the cabinet doors and countertop. First thing, a 'pancake style' electric cord plug (if you're using a plug, not hardwired) allows the cord to lay flat against the wall. Second, the drain hose must run along the underside of the recess at the bottom back of the machine, and the water supply line runs alongside the drain house in the same recessed area at the bottom back. Use zip ties to position them together. I even drilled a small hole into an extended edge of the plastic housing in the back, just to get another zip tie in to hold the drain hose and supply line together where they enter the cabinet holes. This made it so that the drain hose and supply line do not extend beyond the back face of the dishwasher. So, your hole saw holes in your cabinet must be at the same level as the recessed area at the bottom back of the dishwasher. The holes will be at the interior bottom of the cabinet, at about the same height as the recess that the drain hose follows (at the inside floor or bottom shelf of the sink cabinet), the drain hose hole beneath the water supply hose hole. That means that your 'high loop' for the drain hose must occur inside the sink base cabinet (if you're not using an air gap device). Zip ties made it all possible. The only caveat (if your sink is to the right of the dishwasher) is that your high loop might not be high enough, because the drain hose is not long enough. If your sink is to the right of the dishwasher then you m ay have to add a drain hose extension kit, or replace the existing hose with an 8' version. I have sent a question to Samsung about the availability of a drain hose extension kit (Bosch has one for their's and it looks like it could eork). If your sink is on the left of the dishwasher, then your installation is merely using the recess at the back bottom of the machine and your hose will be long enough for the high loop inside the sink base cabinet.
@PUREreviews You don't need trim at the top above the dishwasher. You have to raise the feet so that the outside flap/gasket on the top meets the underside of your countertop. This will still allow venting of the air diverter fan at the top of the unit. You'll see a plastic housing with rectangular vent holes alongside the top of the washer and the flap/gasket is above that. You raise the feet so that the flap/gasket meets the underside of the countertop. Aside from that, if your unit was installed correctly, you should see a moisture barrier applied to the underside of the countertop. This looks like a wide strip of contact paper (vynil self-adhesive strip, or foil) that protects the underside of your countertop from the rising moisture of the dishwasher door.
We have the same model. We’ve only used it 2 times and now it’s loaded with the third load and it is beeping and not starting the cycle. I wouldn’t buy this thing again. It’s too finicky. We played with it and it started working but we have no idea what the problem was, and we couldn’t find it in the manual.
Your probably better off with a Bosch, with this Samsung glasses have water spots and the rest of the stuff is dripping wet, Non heated drying is a big negative.
@@josephdeconto3849 Ended up getting the Samsung for $719, as Home Depot had an extra 15% off. Every dish and utensil is coming out spotless and completely dry. Best of all I can barely hear it running! Looks nicer than Bosch as well. We'll see how it holds up in the long run.
Yes it has a heater for the water, 1100 watts is what the specs say. This dishwasher also has a sanitary and clean mode, which your normal hot water tap would not get that hot. It just does not have a heating coil for drying.
Thank you very much for taking the time and reply, I appreciate your response. Mine specifically mentioned in user manual attach water pipe to hot water, so I was confused. Now I am relieved. Thanks again.
@@aichur9785 I am sure they want you to attach to a hot water line so it is heating hot water to start with. I am not sure if it affects the quality or temp by using a cold line.
It works great, personally, I have never had an issue with it and I still love it. I should do a follow-up video. The only thing that I have changed from this video is I stopped using the silverware drawer at the top as it would cause issues with wine glasses.
@@72armydad I hate mine. Wait till you have to clean the filter. It's a nightmare. You need an power screwdriver to deal with the 15 screws! I'm not over exaggerating, there are literally 15 screws you have to unscrew to clean the filter. I put my dishes in mostly clean and they come out with food specs. Seems like the last rinse is done with dirty water.
Hi, I have been searching and maybe you can help. I found this knob on the bottom of my dishwasher and I am trying to figure out where it goes to put it back. It has a triangle shape on one side and Phillips shape on the other. If I can share a pic LMK.
Great review it helped us pick this dishwasher. Thank you. I have a question though. I just installed it , everything is all level so no problems draining but after the cycle is over and the washer pops open it's still pretty wet inside the dishwasher. Not like inches of water but definitely more wet then my last dishwasher. Does yours do the same thing or is this not normal. Thanks again .
Glad you found the video helpful! So ours is wet when the door pops open, but no standing water on the bottom or anything. It also uses air flow to help dry the dishes, which is why the door pops open and you can head the fan running. For that reason I noticed the dishes are wetter compared to or old dishwashers, but we don't empty it right away. Hopefully that is helpful.
@@henryyu4694 it's been great for me. It's sooooo quiet, like insanely quiet. The lock mechanism did break on it but Samsung took care of it. Just make sure your route the drain line as is shows in the instructions. We didn't and it was making the dishwasher smell, untill I routed it properly. Other then that it's been a workhorse. We have a baby so we're running this thing almost every other day lol
I guess anything is possible, but I would have a hard time seeing that happen. The door is more open at the top then the bottom. If a pet got in the crack it would push the door down and even open the door more. It also does not auto close, so something would have to push the door back up to close it and latch it again. Ontop of all that your pet would have to squeeze around the newly cleaned dishes too.
Does this panel not light up? I was expecting that each setting would have a backlight. If not, then the control panel will need to be set with the door open.
A blue light turns on above your various modes and a run timer off to the one side when looking at the top controls (You can kind of see it at the 7:20 mark). You also have the run timer of the face when the door is closed. Those are the only lights on the unit.
@@PUREreviews Thank you for your reply. That's unfortunate with the control panel being so close to the countertop. That would have been a nice feature to have on a "premium dishwasher". Should have a backlight that lights up when touched.
@@untouchablec2330 It saves you money vs heat drying. If you like to empty your dishes right when the dishwasher is done heat drying is probably better since they are more dry. If you are fine with the door popping party open and coming back in an hour the air drying is more economical. As for quality I notice no difference.
This has never happened to me, but can you just pull the door open or is it still locked. If it is still locked I am not sure, I would personally end up calling a service person.
Just a question; does yours get absolutely filthy? I have a Samsung dishwasher and the third rack, behind it the plastic accumulates a ton of food debris. Today when I opened it up after running it like 3 times empty; there was a ton of food debris like under the door area where it meets the bottom of the dishwasher.
I don't get food debris, but I rinse all my dishes pretty good prior to putting them in the dishwasher. It could also be your dishwashing soap as I tried a more organic/ natural soap last year and the bottom of the dishwasher got all white (it looked dirty and I think the soap was not breakdown). I have switched back to my normal brand which seems to keep all the dishes super clean and also the inside. I have so far only cleaned the trap at the bottom once (after using the organic soap). This is the soap I use now on Amazon (can buy anywhere) if it helps: amzn.to/3zpxqNB
@@PUREreviews I have a different model as well which might be why. Like our glasses never come clean either; the model I have has a lot of issues from reviews too. I actually just ordered a new KitchenAid mixer
@@JosefRudy Try the soap as it might help. They sell smaller packs I think at Target. Our plastic cups never looked so good once we started using that stuff.
Per online reviews: I'm between this one and the Bosch 300 Series, which I viewed in person at my local appliance store yesterday. I told the salesman I would buy Bosch or this exact Samsung with the Linear Wash Arm. He commented that hopefully the linear wash arm was water-driven, not electrically-driven, which can cause future issues. Can you comment on this?
I don't know if it is electrically or water driven, but it works great. I personally don't like Bosch dishwasher as I have had issues with them at work, but it could just be that model too.
I have not had any issues with mine and it still works great. Still love it, but I did take out the top silverware drawer and went back to the basket instead.
Try holding down the Sanitize button for 3 seconds. That has something to do with the locking. If u set the delay start I think it remains locked unless you cancel it.
I have only cleaned the filter once, but it is super easy. I just unscrewed it at the bottom and washed it off and reinstalled. It is all reusable parts.
When it pops open you should hear the fan circulating the air and hot steam coming out. Typically everything is dry except sometimes inside of plastic cups or if it is super humid in the house.
My research on this dishwasher online has revealed it displays error codes, such as 4E (water supply error). Has your Samsung Linear Wash Dishwasher ever indicated any error codes before?
Air dry as I dont think it has a heater. It does have a fan so when it pops open you have some air circulating. Most stuff is dry when it opens, but glasses take about 30mins to 1 hour for me to full dry. I live in a very humid area which I am sure affects the time.
Wonder how this machine will do in about 2 years. Consumer Reports gives Samsung dishwashers (and they did test this very model) an extremely low rating on predicted reliability (2/10). This really concerns me.
@@PUREreviews I have had mine for 7 months and the Auto Release already stopped working :( A few service repairs and now it's worse. Won't even start. We even had an electrician come and make sure the electrical was all connected properly. Now Samsung will not send out another service provider. Meanwhile I am sitting here with no dishwasher for days, possibly weeks. Very disappointed with Samsung. As they are mostly an electronic company, I was wary at first, and now thinking I should have listened to my gut and went with a reputable appliance company.... :(
@@kandice4519 Thanks for the feedback. We went with a CR recommended model and while it is cleaning nicely it lacks some major features we really miss. No timer, can't disable heated dry, so many other things. But...it's a solid unit.
I love it and I have not had any issues with it. I stopped using the flatware drawer at the top since I wanted the room for wine glasses. It is so quiet 🤫
I literally just had this dishwasher installed today...love it!!! I Really liked the video! New subscriber here!... Oh what about bixby? I see they have a bixby button but not clear what to do
It has some type of bixby controls, but I am not sure what and have never used it or looked into it. I do have it hooked up via my phone, so I get a notification when a washing cycle is finished.
Yes, I just put my silverware in upside down as I use them into the baskets. I no longer use the silverware top drawer as it does not work with wine glasses. We have to many tall glasses so it was more of a pain to use.
It air dries them and a fan runs by poping open the door slightly. All my dishes come out dry except for plastic items. If you want everything 100% dry as soon as it is done you need to look for a heated drying coil...but the trade-off on that will be higher energy costs.
Yes, I still have this dishwasher and loving it. I have never had an issue with the AutoRelease to date. The only negative thing I can say is I wish their soap dispenser was higher. If I use a cascade pouch and if you place a large glass dish horizontally in the last row by the door it will block the soap. I had this issue with my last dishwasher though, so it just requires placing the large stuff on the other side or facing down. I was hoping this would work better since the door slides instead of swings open.
bought this dishwasher last year and really regret it. It started having communication problems and displaying fault codes. Worse than that, the Samsung technical support and warrants are a scam. They will always try to find a way to deny your warrant and there’s nothing you can do about it. Think twice before you buy a Samsung product and particularly a dishwasher. I owned a jennair Dishwasher for over 25 years until last year when I was misled by this type of video and made the mistake of buying a set of Samsung appliance and from that day on my kitchen became nightmare because of poorly designed Samsung Dishwasher
That sucks, but I still love mine and dont have regrets. So I dont think my review is misleading. Reviews are just peoples experiences and some have good ones while others have bad.
The Stormwash has a spinning disc on the bottom with an area that has more focused area. The Linerar shoots water from the back and moves forward in a line...ie was wall of water. They also have extra jets on one side for when u need more power. That is my understanding between the two, hope that helps.
@@blogshagify I think the Water Wall is just the older version and now they call it Linear Wash as both of them just a linear bar that moves as the bottom. This action creates a moving wall of water vs the traditional rotator that spins in the middle. Samsung does not list any dishwasher under the Water Wall....which also make me think it is an old branding name.
Still works great and I have never had an issue with it. Only change from this video is I don't use the third top drawer due to my larger plates and wine glasses.
Thanks for the review but after getting this it has no "power supply has power" light like every other dishwasher ever. Instead you have to touch "on" to see if it has power, which makes no sense to have a power button. Also there is no post wash "done" light so you can tell if the dishes were washed or not. All of these are usability fatal flaws.
I am not sure why you would need a light to tell you if it has power or not as doesn't it always have power or is yours connected to a switch or something? Just wondering as I have never had a dishwasher like that. For me we always unload the dishwasher when it pops open which means it is done and the dishes are clean. Having the dishwasher cracked up it a more visual to me vs a little light, but I guess if someone closes the door without removing the clean dishes that could be confusing.
@@PUREreviews This dishwasher pops open when it's done to vent the steam, so there is no way to use your technique. Unless closed meant dirty. But back to the lights, it's all about feedback. The on button doesn't respond immediately, so knowing it had power give the feedback to wait for it to beep after touching it. My kids hit it over and over quickly because it feels like it's not got power. There is a display that shows the remaining time. This could easily just say "clean" when done and "dirty" after the door was closed once. And always show this with no pressing "on". Please Samsung make this an option with a firmware update.
@@PUREreviews they recommend finish. The person installing my new dishwasher said that the heating element was broken and the seals were all rotted out on my old one and he says that it's happened in every dishwasher he's ever seen that uses Cascade.
I hate mine. Wait till you have to clean the filter. It's a nightmare. You need an power screwdriver to deal with the 15 screws! I'm not over exaggerating, there are literally 15 screws you have to unscrew to clean the filter. I put my dishes in mostly clean and they come out with food specs. Seems like the last rinse is done with dirty water.
Hahaha.....That wooden spoon has been through the wash so many times it has never warped or splintered. I am starting to question if it is really wood.
one of the reason i love this samsung model without the heating coil is the wooden spoons are totally fine in it, no need to hand wash wooden spoon anymore, also tupperware or even plastic takeout boxes are safe in the lower rack. i had it for a year btw
I bought one last year and it stopped functioning after 14 months. Tried Samsung help me , but their technical support talks like sells reps with zero technical knowledge. My previous dish washer was jennair and I had for 24 years with zero issues. Now, after I exhausted all effort with Samsung to fix the issue unless I pay for it, I use it as a storage. Very expensive shiny storage. Please stay away from Samsung and try other products or at least buy a warranty. Many glitters are not gold! If it does not wash all those other features are useless
Yes, I am going to guess this person had a bad experience with Samsung and so all Dishwashers by them are bad. I think brands always get the people who will just bad mouth them any place they can. I still love my dishwasher though....hahahaha
I just don’t understand why some people get mad when you share your experience with companies and their products with the public. If you don’t like the comment, don’t read it. I guess some of them are paid by the companies who are ripping of consumers from left to right
The ECHO - WTF - you do a decent demonstration of what every house wife or soccer mom wants to know. BUT I am neither. How do you remove the front door? the expression on your face is pitiful. Does your wife yell at you a lot?
I have a small house. The living room is separated ftom the kitchen and dining area by a partial partition wall. Quiet was a key selling point for me. I have to say that you have to look at the time remaining display to even know that it's running!
It is amazing how quiet it is...love it :-)
Thanks for the video I'm going to tell my wife I figured this all out on my own. ;)
hahaha, glad it helped win some brownie points.
Thanks a million! I just purchased a Samsung kitchen suite yesterday. I’m so excited... can’t wait until delivery day 🚚 📦
Hope you enjoy. My mom commented on how quiet it was yesterday 😃
Been there, done that. You'll regret you own their appliances. I should have kept my 25year old ugly kenmore appliances.
Thank you. I am doing my first ever load now.
Thanks so very much. We just got it installed today, so we are hoping for peace and quiet and really clean dishes. Great You Tube- much appreciated.
How is it so far. Hope it lasted all this time without issues. I got mine about 4 months ago and have really been impressed with how quiet this thing is. Want to know about longevity though if you don't mind sharing.
thanks so much for the video. i was trying to decide on a dishwasher on the spot and i found your video. Ordered it!
I couldn’t decide in the store today. This helped and I’ll be ordering today. Thank you for your time and the great review !
Good video, thanks. I shopped for dishwashers today but wanted look them up first. My old dishwasher only lasted 3 years, it is a Kenmore and has never worked well at all.
Glad it helped!
good review, thanks. I've just ordered one!
Great video of an amazing washer! Thanks for taking the time!
Good video. We just ordered this over a Bosch 300 because the Bosch has no delicate cycle. People complained about Bosch's racks. We like the timer on top and on the front, plus the door pop for drying. Wifi feature is cool. My old dishwasher had heated dry and it didn't really dry that great.
Thanks and hope it works great for you. I have had lots of clients install Bosch dishwashers in their office space over the years. While that brand looks great and has a modern feel, they seem to always have issues...atlest that has been my experience with Bosch.
@Ronald McFondle I have not had issues with the Samsung and it has been working great. If you are talking about the Bosch we have had a few of them have electrical issues and the circuit boards have had to be replaced. We have also had one of them leak, but in all fairness, these are the ADA size units used in office space and not a house if that matters.
This is my first dishwasher thank you now I understand how to use it what is the best soap to use there’s so many
This is the soap I love and think works great. Link takes you to Amazon: amzn.to/3ganlwZ
Great video/review. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for the good review. I just ordered one. Was on sale at Lowe’s.
I just bought this dishwasher as well and completely love it. I do want to add that please do not use regular detergent as it will create a complete mess around your kitchen. Mine got clogged and flooded the air gap. It took two regular washes to get rid of the excess foam.
Good to know. I always use the Cascade pouches as they seem to do a wonderful job with my dishes.
What kind of detergent are you NOT supposed to use? Can you be more specific? Thanks!
@@lois2430 liquid
Thanks for your real world anecdotes about using this model, I've been on the fence and I appreciated the share. :-)
I just bought this same dishwasher and your review is the one that made me say yes to it :D good job :D
Thanks and I am glad it helped you out. I hope you are enjoying it.
@@PUREreviews I will see Friday when it comes :D
Thanks for the review just purchased this dishwasher few hours ago
You welcome and hope you enjoy it!
How has it been? I am thinking about purchasing this.
Thanks! We played a drinking game watching this. Every time you slap your knees we have to take a sip. Finished the whole drink.
Glad you enjoyed and hope the cocktail was yummy.
Excellent breakdown -- I love this dishwasher. I was hoping you'd show how to adjust the height of the upper rack. The manual isn't very clear and I'm afraid of putting too much pressure on the red tabs to lower it.
Thanks, for the tabs I would say it is a medium level squeeze if you will. You should not have to use a ton of force and if it is high the rack will simply lower. If it is low pull up after hitting the tabs until it locks back into place. I hope that helps.
@@PUREreviews Thanks!
Thanks so much for the review! I think I'm getting that. :)
just bought this samsung dishwasher,, so far so good
How do you like it 3 months later?
Damian Dodd,, really like the dishwasher. The drying is different than use to but seems to dry really well.
Great review, thank you! Wondering if, three years later, you're still happy with the dishwasher. Do you still have it? Has it given you any trouble?
Thanks. I do still have it and I do still love the dishwasher. I have not had any trouble with it and have only had to clean the filter at the bottom once after I switched a crappy dish soap. I do run the clean cycle when it asks, so that helps keep it looking great. If your old dishwasher uses a heating coil to dry that would be a change as this one air dried. My glasses, plates, silverware are always dry, but anything with plastic sometimes is still wet right when it finishes.
Great review, thank you!
My pleasure!
Thanks for posting. Very informative.
Great video. However, I was hoping I would see some info about the linear washing bar on the bottom. Mine keeps coming loose. Not sure if I’m not reattaching correctly or if something is broken. A video of removing and reattaching that would be awesome.
I am going to guess something is broken as mine does not come off. If I need to clean the filters at the bottom it just is removed without touching the bar which is always sitting in the back when the cycle is done.
What are the pros and cons of the linear washing bar vs standard washing arms?
Thank you for this wonderful review! My question for you is does this machine still completely dry the dishes and open the door when it finish? I read other reviews saying after a few days it stop opening the door and everything inside stays wet.
So I have had it over a year and it works great. I also have never had issues with anything. I am sure like any appliance some people get a bad ones as it seems to be the case with any brand u read about now of days. For the wet part it depending on how humid of a place u live in as some items will still be wet after the door pops open, mostly plastic wear for me. This is because it uses air drying and a fan to dry vs heating to evaporate the water...i.e. lower energy. I would still buy it again in a heart beat.
@@PUREreviews I just ordered one yesterday, how doe sit hold up after close to 2 years?
@@bjorneverdale9741 It is holding up great and I still love mine. I have only had to clean the filter screen once after using some bad soap and I have never had to do any maintenance work on it.
Do you feel the linear wash does better than the typical dishwasher set up where u have arms spinning on the bottom shooting water up like the storm wash dishwasher?
I personally do feel that way as I feel it gets the corners better and has stronger pressure. This one was a massive improvement from my old dishwasher, but the other one was very old...so it could just be because it is newer.
how has it held up the past 2 years i see a lot of lauds and some complaints about leaks
It has been working great for me personally and I have never had a leak or issues with the controls. I know I have read posts about it getting dirty inside, but I think that has to do with the soap people are using personally.
Just bought this same dishwasher from a Lowe's outlet for $750+tax. I hope it lasts more than 5 years for our new house.
Me too, I will be 3 years next month and it is still going strong for me.
Hi is there a light inside that comes on when door is opened
No, mine does not have a light when you open it.
The controls can you hit 2 buttons at once? Can I do a normal cycle and also hit high temperature wash at the same time? I close the door I can't hit the start button. Can I hit start and then close it?
I always hit the start button and then close it, so yes that will work as does hitting the start button once it is closed. For the high temp, select the normal cycle and than just hit the high temp button and it will light up. If you change modes to say Heavy the high temp button will turn off and you will have to hit it again, so always do the cycle first.
How does the drying compare to heated drying?
Everything is dry personally for me except for stuff made of plastic. Sometimes the plastic does not dry unless you leave it for maybe an hour after it is done. With that said I live in a very humid city, so that would affect the air-drying time. The whole point of air drying (runs a fan to move air around) is they use a lot less energy vs heat drying...so if that matters to you keep that in mind.
Just received Samsung Dishwasher model DW80R9950UG (39db) two days ago and it doesn't drain completely when running Auto, Normal and Heavy Cycles... it will drain when running Express and Rinse only cycles.... Ran TEST cycle and came back with ZERO error codes..... Read reviews on Samsung site and there are many complaints with same issue.....
Hello , i have heard from friends that this dishwasher doesnt dry dishes and there is still water left even after auto door opening feature and even when the cycle has completed overnight, have you experienced that thing?
It does not have a heating coil to dry and instead uses an air circulation fan to dry. The more humid your house is the longer it takes that moisture to evaporate. With that said, the majority of the time when I run it the dishes, silverware, etc are all dry when the door pops open. The only items not dry are some plasticware items and spots that can collect water, like a coffee cup. I personally like to run it overnight since it is so quiet you never hear it. When I run it overnight everything is always dry by the morning and I live in a humid city. Hope that helps.
@@PUREreviews Thank you so much for the explanation!
I noticed someone mentioned you have to use a specific detergent? What kind? Is this true? I am going to use a regular powder seventh generation. Hoping it will do the trick. Haven't used it yet. Been using the plastic encapsulated pods. Thank you for your help in this video!
Thanks and glad you liked the video. So I personally use Cascade Platinum pods (amzn.to/34bts0E). Link shows them on Amazon but you can find them at any store. I think what you use makes a huge difference as I switched for a while to Puracy Platinum for a while because it was "Natural" It left a white film on my plates and also made the inside of my dishwasher look very very dirty with white powder everywhere. Hope that helps!
Why does the LC error message come on during wash cycle?
According to Google it is "The LC or LE error code appears when the dishwasher's leak sensor detects moisture or the water reflector is blocked (Waterwall models only)."
Hey great video! Wasn’t aware of Samsung stepping up their game. I am trying to decide between bosh and this. I know bosh has a sensor clean on the auto setting. Does the Samsung as well? Can’t seem to find anything to supper that it does compared to the bosh which does.
I assumed it was a sensor, but all I can find on Samsung website is this "Auto cycle detects the level of soil and automatically initiates the optimal cycle after a few minutes of operation." Not sure how it does that without some type of sensor.
can you use dish washing pods in it?
Yes, I use the pods instead of powder or liquid. The pods I use here on Amazon if you are curious. amzn.to/3ganlwZ
The problem with Samsung and LG when it comes to dishwashers is long term reliability. Consumer Reports has both brands with a 3 out of 5 in their "Predicted reliability" area. I personally had a nightmare experience with an LG dishwasher I bought in 2020 and due to that I will never buy anything LG again. Even though my dishwasher was only 7 months old and it had failed more than 4 times LG dragged its feet taking it back. It's unacceptable to have a customer with an unusable brand new dishwasher for almost 2 months but that is what LG support did. For what is worth I've read that Samsung dishwashers are more reliable than LGs.
can you press start before closing the door?
Yes, that is typically what I do. As soon as you close the door it will start.
@@PUREreviews thanks!
How do you clean the filter under the linear bar?
It is best to look at the manual for or exact model number, but for the one in this video you need to turn the gray plastic piece in the center clockwise. You will see it is the part around the silver screen and in the middle of the dishwasher...you will also see an arrow. Once this part is removed you can pop out the filter and clean it. I always wash off food chunks before placing my dishes in the dishwasher, so that keeps the filter clean....just fyi. Hope this helps.
Will the app or the dishwasher let you know if any of the wash arms are stuck?
Not the app as that just tells you when it is done or how to load it tips. I would think if the arm at the bottom that moves is stuck and error would show up....but not sure.
I feel like mine does not dry at all. Have you found a dry setting on it?
Samsung sites says it does not dry.
It does not heat dry and it dries by automatically popping open the door and a fan circulates air. Typically my glasses are dry from the fan, but plastic takes a little longer (in a Humid city too).
how is this dishwasher holding up after 1 year. I bought it and its coming soon. Any problems?
I have had it for almost 2 years and it has been holding up great. I have not had any issues or repairs.
@@PUREreviews awesome! ive seen so many bad reviews saying leak and tons of issues and considered returning it. Im going to be extra careful during install so its correctly installed. Thanks for the fast response.
Thank you for the video I noticed that your machine does not fit flush with the cabinet.Isthat the way it's supposed to be? Can you hit start and then close the door? The gentleman that was putting in my unit tried for a while to get it flushed but you said my cabinets are too small. We were gonna return the unit but I cannot like it. So is it supposed to not be flush with the cabinet in order 2operate
controls?
I alway do the controls, hit start and then close it which is how I think it is supposed to be done since they are on the top. Mine is not installed clean like it should be. When we bought our house the people before us did a cheap remodel of the kitchen and we are missing the wood trim pieces above the dishwasher. Anything we put there would not match and we have nothing to screw it into...it is all very annoying, but it is what it is.
I have standard depth cabinets. The plumber installed mine, saying that he could not get the machine any further into the cabinet space.
Oh yes, you can. After he left, I took it back out and put it back in so that the top and sides of the door extend just 1/2" beyond the cabinet doors and countertop.
First thing, a 'pancake style' electric cord plug (if you're using a plug, not hardwired) allows the cord to lay flat against the wall.
Second, the drain hose must run along the underside of the recess at the bottom back of the machine, and the water supply line runs alongside the drain house in the same recessed area at the bottom back. Use zip ties to position them together. I even drilled a small hole into an extended edge of the plastic housing in the back, just to get another zip tie in to hold the drain hose and supply line together where they enter the cabinet holes. This made it so that the drain hose and supply line do not extend beyond the back face of the dishwasher. So, your hole saw holes in your cabinet must be at the same level as the recessed area at the bottom back of the dishwasher. The holes will be at the interior bottom of the cabinet, at about the same height as the recess that the drain hose follows (at the inside floor or bottom shelf of the sink cabinet), the drain hose hole beneath the water supply hose hole. That means that your 'high loop' for the drain hose must occur inside the sink base cabinet (if you're not using an air gap device). Zip ties made it all possible. The only caveat (if your sink is to the right of the dishwasher) is that your high loop might not be high enough, because the drain hose is not long enough. If your sink is to the right of the dishwasher then you m ay have to add a drain hose extension kit, or replace the existing hose with an 8' version. I have sent a question to Samsung about the availability of a drain hose extension kit (Bosch has one for their's and it looks like it could eork).
If your sink is on the left of the dishwasher, then your installation is merely using the recess at the back bottom of the machine and your hose will be long enough for the high loop inside the sink base cabinet.
@PUREreviews You don't need trim at the top above the dishwasher. You have to raise the feet so that the outside flap/gasket on the top meets the underside of your countertop. This will still allow venting of the air diverter fan at the top of the unit. You'll see a plastic housing with rectangular vent holes alongside the top of the washer and the flap/gasket is above that. You raise the feet so that the flap/gasket meets the underside of the countertop. Aside from that, if your unit was installed correctly, you should see a moisture barrier applied to the underside of the countertop. This looks like a wide strip of contact paper (vynil self-adhesive strip, or foil) that protects the underside of your countertop from the rising moisture of the dishwasher door.
We have the same model. We’ve only used it 2 times and now it’s loaded with the third load and it is beeping and not starting the cycle. I wouldn’t buy this thing again. It’s too finicky. We played with it and it started working but we have no idea what the problem was, and we couldn’t find it in the manual.
Same...it doesn't completely dry dishes, still trying to figure it out myself
which is better on the Samsung dishwashers.... linear or power wash?
I have only had this one, so not sure which is better. I can say however, I am still very happy with this dishwasher.
This dishwasher is in Home Depots black Friday ad for $798. Tempting, but am holding out for a Bosch.
Your probably better off with a Bosch, with this Samsung glasses have water spots and the rest of the stuff is dripping wet, Non heated drying is a big negative.
@@josephdeconto3849 Ended up getting the Samsung for $719, as Home Depot had an extra 15% off. Every dish and utensil is coming out spotless and completely dry. Best of all I can barely hear it running! Looks nicer than Bosch as well. We'll see how it holds up in the long run.
@@jasonschwartz2347 how it works after a year ?
@@DGP888 still works like new
@@jasonschwartz2347 thank you! I definitely going to buy one
Hi does this have inbuilt water heater. We found that we have only cold water inlet, so does this work without hot water inlet? Thanks
Yes it has a heater for the water, 1100 watts is what the specs say. This dishwasher also has a sanitary and clean mode, which your normal hot water tap would not get that hot. It just does not have a heating coil for drying.
Thank you very much for taking the time and reply, I appreciate your response. Mine specifically mentioned in user manual attach water pipe to hot water, so I was confused. Now I am relieved. Thanks again.
@@aichur9785 I am sure they want you to attach to a hot water line so it is heating hot water to start with. I am not sure if it affects the quality or temp by using a cold line.
@@PUREreviews thanks again
How is it working to this day. I'm looking to get one
It works great, personally, I have never had an issue with it and I still love it. I should do a follow-up video. The only thing that I have changed from this video is I stopped using the silverware drawer at the top as it would cause issues with wine glasses.
@@PUREreviews thank you
@@72armydad I hate mine. Wait till you have to clean the filter. It's a nightmare. You need an power screwdriver to deal with the 15 screws! I'm not over exaggerating, there are literally 15 screws you have to unscrew to clean the filter. I put my dishes in mostly clean and they come out with food specs. Seems like the last rinse is done with dirty water.
@@williamhutchinson8881 so what do you wish you got
Very very helpful video!! what did you pay for it? thanks for posting this review
Thanks. I got it on sale for around $800, dont remember the exact price. I also bought it at Homedepot if that helps. It's great and love it.
Hi, I have been searching and maybe you can help. I found this knob on the bottom of my dishwasher and I am trying to figure out where it goes to put it back. It has a triangle shape on one side and Phillips shape on the other. If I can share a pic LMK.
I am not sure on this one as I don't have anything triangle shaped in my dishwasher, at least anything I can see. Maybe it came off the linear bar?
Great review it helped us pick this dishwasher. Thank you. I have a question though. I just installed it , everything is all level so no problems draining but after the cycle is over and the washer pops open it's still pretty wet inside the dishwasher. Not like inches of water but definitely more wet then my last dishwasher. Does yours do the same thing or is this not normal. Thanks again .
Glad you found the video helpful! So ours is wet when the door pops open, but no standing water on the bottom or anything. It also uses air flow to help dry the dishes, which is why the door pops open and you can head the fan running. For that reason I noticed the dishes are wetter compared to or old dishwashers, but we don't empty it right away. Hopefully that is helpful.
@@PUREreviews helped big time, good to know its normal. we thought something was wrong with ours. thanks
how is this dishwasher holding up after 1 year. I bought it and its coming soon. Any problems?
@@henryyu4694 it's been great for me. It's sooooo quiet, like insanely quiet. The lock mechanism did break on it but Samsung took care of it. Just make sure your route the drain line as is shows in the instructions. We didn't and it was making the dishwasher smell, untill I routed it properly. Other then that it's been a workhorse. We have a baby so we're running this thing almost every other day lol
when it cracks open can a pet get trapped ? i have a tiny 6 pound dog who is crazy could she get trapped in there ?
I guess anything is possible, but I would have a hard time seeing that happen. The door is more open at the top then the bottom. If a pet got in the crack it would push the door down and even open the door more. It also does not auto close, so something would have to push the door back up to close it and latch it again. Ontop of all that your pet would have to squeeze around the newly cleaned dishes too.
This is the best comment 😄
Does this panel not light up? I was expecting that each setting would have a backlight. If not, then the control panel will need to be set with the door open.
A blue light turns on above your various modes and a run timer off to the one side when looking at the top controls (You can kind of see it at the 7:20 mark). You also have the run timer of the face when the door is closed. Those are the only lights on the unit.
@@PUREreviews Thank you for your reply. That's unfortunate with the control panel being so close to the countertop. That would have been a nice feature to have on a "premium dishwasher". Should have a backlight that lights up when touched.
Does this washer has a clock or just display wash time?
No clock, just the amount of time left on the cycle.
Thanks for the review. Does it have heated drying function?
No it does not. It pops open and circulates air with a fan before the cycle ends.
@@PUREreviews is it any better than heated dry...
@@untouchablec2330 It saves you money vs heat drying. If you like to empty your dishes right when the dishwasher is done heat drying is probably better since they are more dry. If you are fine with the door popping party open and coming back in an hour the air drying is more economical. As for quality I notice no difference.
What would you do if the dishwasher didn’t pop open when it come to the last cycle?
This has never happened to me, but can you just pull the door open or is it still locked. If it is still locked I am not sure, I would personally end up calling a service person.
I hate that the baskets are hard to put in
I could see that, I never take mine out but you have to align it just right.
Just a question; does yours get absolutely filthy? I have a Samsung dishwasher and the third rack, behind it the plastic accumulates a ton of food debris. Today when I opened it up after running it like 3 times empty; there was a ton of food debris like under the door area where it meets the bottom of the dishwasher.
I don't get food debris, but I rinse all my dishes pretty good prior to putting them in the dishwasher. It could also be your dishwashing soap as I tried a more organic/ natural soap last year and the bottom of the dishwasher got all white (it looked dirty and I think the soap was not breakdown). I have switched back to my normal brand which seems to keep all the dishes super clean and also the inside. I have so far only cleaned the trap at the bottom once (after using the organic soap). This is the soap I use now on Amazon (can buy anywhere) if it helps: amzn.to/3zpxqNB
@@PUREreviews I have a different model as well which might be why. Like our glasses never come clean either; the model I have has a lot of issues from reviews too. I actually just ordered a new KitchenAid mixer
@@JosefRudy Try the soap as it might help. They sell smaller packs I think at Target. Our plastic cups never looked so good once we started using that stuff.
@@PUREreviews i've used cascade before and it didn't help at all
Per online reviews: I'm between this one and the Bosch 300 Series, which I viewed in person at my local appliance store yesterday. I told the salesman I would buy
Bosch or this exact Samsung with the Linear Wash Arm. He commented that hopefully the linear wash arm was water-driven, not electrically-driven, which can cause future issues. Can you comment on this?
I don't know if it is electrically or water driven, but it works great. I personally don't like Bosch dishwasher as I have had issues with them at work, but it could just be that model too.
Does it still work?
I have not had any issues with mine and it still works great. Still love it, but I did take out the top silverware drawer and went back to the basket instead.
How do u unlock it when it’s locked where the time left delay start button is????
Try holding down the Sanitize button for 3 seconds. That has something to do with the locking. If u set the delay start I think it remains locked unless you cancel it.
Our sliding door broke shortly after we got the unit, in the first year.
You gave me a lot of information! (More than the installer) Thank you!!!
Your welcome :-)
Any info on changing/cleaning the filter? (If needed)
I have only cleaned the filter once, but it is super easy. I just unscrewed it at the bottom and washed it off and reinstalled. It is all reusable parts.
Hardwired or plug 🔌?
Mine had a plug, but if I remember correctly it tells you how to hardwire it if you wish.
I just got this installed 3 days ago and its not drying..any tips
When it pops open you should hear the fan circulating the air and hot steam coming out. Typically everything is dry except sometimes inside of plastic cups or if it is super humid in the house.
My research on this dishwasher online has revealed it displays error codes, such as 4E (water supply error).
Has your Samsung Linear Wash Dishwasher ever indicated any error codes before?
I have never gotten an error code in the several years I have owned it.
I have a dumb question: Does this actually have a heated dry, or does it just air dry by popping open the door? Thanks!
Air dry as I dont think it has a heater. It does have a fan so when it pops open you have some air circulating. Most stuff is dry when it opens, but glasses take about 30mins to 1 hour for me to full dry. I live in a very humid area which I am sure affects the time.
No it doesn't have heated dry....
Wonder how this machine will do in about 2 years. Consumer Reports gives Samsung dishwashers (and they did test this very model) an extremely low rating on predicted reliability (2/10). This really concerns me.
I guess we will find out in a few years. So far I have not had any issues and love the thing since it is soooooo quiet
@@PUREreviews I have had mine for 7 months and the Auto Release already stopped working :( A few service repairs and now it's worse. Won't even start. We even had an electrician come and make sure the electrical was all connected properly. Now Samsung will not send out another service provider. Meanwhile I am sitting here with no dishwasher for days, possibly weeks. Very disappointed with Samsung. As they are mostly an electronic company, I was wary at first, and now thinking I should have listened to my gut and went with a reputable appliance company.... :(
@@jamiebeighton4009 That is a bummer, sorry to hear that as things breaking that are new is always frustrating.
I’ve had mine a year and I don’t think it’s cleaning anything anymore
@@kandice4519 Thanks for the feedback. We went with a CR recommended model and while it is cleaning nicely it lacks some major features we really miss. No timer, can't disable heated dry, so many other things. But...it's a solid unit.
Are you still liking this? Any problems?
I love it and I have not had any issues with it. I stopped using the flatware drawer at the top since I wanted the room for wine glasses. It is so quiet 🤫
I literally just had this dishwasher installed today...love it!!! I Really liked the video! New subscriber here!... Oh what about bixby? I see they have a bixby button but not clear what to do
It has some type of bixby controls, but I am not sure what and have never used it or looked into it. I do have it hooked up via my phone, so I get a notification when a washing cycle is finished.
just drop the spoons and forks in one at a time as you use them?
Yes, I just put my silverware in upside down as I use them into the baskets. I no longer use the silverware top drawer as it does not work with wine glasses. We have to many tall glasses so it was more of a pain to use.
How do i dry the dishes
It air dries them and a fan runs by poping open the door slightly. All my dishes come out dry except for plastic items. If you want everything 100% dry as soon as it is done you need to look for a heated drying coil...but the trade-off on that will be higher energy costs.
Take a shot every time he slaps he’s knee *burp
Bought it coz of your review.
Do you still own this dishwasher? If so have you had any problems with the AutoRelease feature?
Yes, I still have this dishwasher and loving it. I have never had an issue with the AutoRelease to date. The only negative thing I can say is I wish their soap dispenser was higher. If I use a cascade pouch and if you place a large glass dish horizontally in the last row by the door it will block the soap. I had this issue with my last dishwasher though, so it just requires placing the large stuff on the other side or facing down. I was hoping this would work better since the door slides instead of swings open.
bought this dishwasher last year and really regret it. It started having communication problems and displaying fault codes. Worse than that, the Samsung technical support and warrants are a scam. They will always try to find a way to deny your warrant and there’s nothing you can do about it.
Think twice before you buy a Samsung product and particularly a dishwasher. I owned a jennair Dishwasher for over 25 years until last year when I was misled by this type of video and made the mistake of buying a set of Samsung appliance and from that day on my kitchen became nightmare because of poorly designed Samsung Dishwasher
That sucks, but I still love mine and dont have regrets. So I dont think my review is misleading. Reviews are just peoples experiences and some have good ones while others have bad.
How different is this from Samsung Strom wash?
The Stormwash has a spinning disc on the bottom with an area that has more focused area. The Linerar shoots water from the back and moves forward in a line...ie was wall of water. They also have extra jets on one side for when u need more power. That is my understanding between the two, hope that helps.
@@PUREreviews But what is difference between Linear and WaterWall???
@@blogshagify I think the Water Wall is just the older version and now they call it Linear Wash as both of them just a linear bar that moves as the bottom. This action creates a moving wall of water vs the traditional rotator that spins in the middle. Samsung does not list any dishwasher under the Water Wall....which also make me think it is an old branding name.
Mine sucks it’s Quiet but it does not clean dishes it completely sucks! I want to get rid of it!
Not sure if this will help, but sometimes the dishwasher soap makes a huge difference. I use this product on Amazon: amzn.to/38QxXMT
@@PUREreviews So do you still like it? Just ordered this unit.
Yes, I still love it and would buy it again today.
How much you want for it?
Hi, still working good, ? Do you have any problems....thanks in advance
Still works great and I have never had an issue with it. Only change from this video is I don't use the third top drawer due to my larger plates and wine glasses.
This dishwasher sure is a knee slapper 😂
Are you still enjoying this dishwasher?
Very much so, love how quiet it is too. I had to double check if I turned it on today as I forgot if I hit the button.
Thanks for the review but after getting this it has no "power supply has power" light like every other dishwasher ever. Instead you have to touch "on" to see if it has power, which makes no sense to have a power button. Also there is no post wash "done" light so you can tell if the dishes were washed or not. All of these are usability fatal flaws.
I am not sure why you would need a light to tell you if it has power or not as doesn't it always have power or is yours connected to a switch or something? Just wondering as I have never had a dishwasher like that. For me we always unload the dishwasher when it pops open which means it is done and the dishes are clean. Having the dishwasher cracked up it a more visual to me vs a little light, but I guess if someone closes the door without removing the clean dishes that could be confusing.
@@PUREreviews This dishwasher pops open when it's done to vent the steam, so there is no way to use your technique. Unless closed meant dirty. But back to the lights, it's all about feedback. The on button doesn't respond immediately, so knowing it had power give the feedback to wait for it to beep after touching it. My kids hit it over and over quickly because it feels like it's not got power.
There is a display that shows the remaining time. This could easily just say "clean" when done and "dirty" after the door was closed once. And always show this with no pressing "on". Please Samsung make this an option with a firmware update.
Please do not use Cascade. It kills the heating element and rots out the seals
I have never had that issue for all the years I have used that brand. What do you suggest instead?
@@PUREreviews they recommend finish. The person installing my new dishwasher said that the heating element was broken and the seals were all rotted out on my old one and he says that it's happened in every dishwasher he's ever seen that uses Cascade.
I hate mine. Wait till you have to clean the filter. It's a nightmare. You need an power screwdriver to deal with the 15 screws! I'm not over exaggerating, there are literally 15 screws you have to unscrew to clean the filter. I put my dishes in mostly clean and they come out with food specs. Seems like the last rinse is done with dirty water.
Is this the filter at the bottom of the dishwasher? If so mine didn't have any screws, just twisted it open and removed the cover and filter inside.
Not the wooden spoon! Noooo!!
Hahaha.....That wooden spoon has been through the wash so many times it has never warped or splintered. I am starting to question if it is really wood.
one of the reason i love this samsung model without the heating coil is the wooden spoons are totally fine in it, no need to hand wash wooden spoon anymore, also tupperware or even plastic takeout boxes are safe in the lower rack. i had it for a year btw
I bought one last year and it stopped functioning after 14 months. Tried Samsung help me , but their technical support talks like sells reps with zero technical knowledge. My previous dish washer was jennair and I had for 24 years with zero issues. Now, after I exhausted all effort with Samsung to fix the issue unless I pay for it, I use it as a storage. Very expensive shiny storage.
Please stay away from Samsung and try other products or at least buy a warranty.
Many glitters are not gold! If it does not wash all those other features are useless
That's really weird because you also said you bought a model "DW80R5060" in a different video. ua-cam.com/video/oUsQBV0yw7s/v-deo.html
Yes, I am going to guess this person had a bad experience with Samsung and so all Dishwashers by them are bad. I think brands always get the people who will just bad mouth them any place they can. I still love my dishwasher though....hahahaha
I just don’t understand why some people get mad when you share your experience with companies and their products with the public. If you don’t like the comment, don’t read it.
I guess some of them are paid by the companies who are ripping of consumers from left to right
The ECHO - WTF - you do a decent demonstration of what every house wife or soccer mom wants to know. BUT I am neither. How do you remove the front door? the expression on your face is pitiful. Does your wife yell at you a lot?