LG LDFC2423B built in dishwasher

Works well. Easy to use. Looks good and a good price for having a metal tub. Two very minor issues - The silverware caddy grid holes are a little small for silverware with large-ish handles. Fine for most "normal" sized silverware. The rods that stick up from the bottom rack are straight. I've used dishwashers where those have a little bend in them and that works somehat better.

I bought this LG about a month ago to replace my previous 3 Dishwashers that didn't last. So far so good. Runs quiet, cleans well. Intuitive panel/controls up front.

Installation was smooth, and installer gave a quick, detailed instructions on how to operate. Noise i extremely quiet.

I bought my dishwasher in early December. There were some problems getting it installed. The first installer could not get it completely in. I called someone else. It seems he did not remove the protective part on the back of the dishwasher that stated remove. After it was installed correctly it looks fine and works beautifully. Could you please send me another book regarding the dishwasher as the first installer took my book and hasn't returned it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are very happy with our purchase. The machine is very quiet and it looks very nice. I did not receive this product free or at a discounted price in exchange for this honest review.

We have had this for several months and are very happy with its performance. It cleans much better than our previous dishwasher. The one issue I have had is getting wine glasses to stand up, whether in the top or bottom rack. Everything else fits well, and having the silverware/flatware holding feature be flip-up allows us to put one type in one section and other, wider pieces in the other.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First time I ran dishwasher I set it on Auto and got error message 6E. Troubleshooting didn't help. Has run fine on Normal since. What does this mean? Loading instructions assume all plates on bottom rack. Need more info about loading bowls, pans, etc. I don't wash that many plates

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I replaced a dishwasher that wasn't working well, but I have come to wish I repaired it instead of scrapped it. These are my issues: the top shelf comes off its track easily, and is then hard to get back on track; condensation sometimes forms on the top of the door, sometimes enough to form a puddle on my wood floor; 2 of the rows on the top shelf are so narrow that half of my glasses don't fit; and the middle section of the bottom shelf is sometimes not very useful because of the lack of supports.

Good dishwasher, but not great. This replaced a Bosch I had and I have to say it really doesn't measure up. It cleans well enough. It's louder than my Bosch and despite the trap being empty it gets an odor very quickly when loading dishes. I bought it to get the price for a suite of appliances and in hindsight I wish I would have kept my Bosch.

Avoid LG dishwashers at all cost. Typical dishwashers have a life expectancy of 10 years. LGs are 2. Repair costs are also excessive due to several parts being enclosed in a sigular housing. Average repairs will set you back $400 to $600 dollars every 2 years.