Just over a month ago I purchased and installed this dishwasher. It's a bit noisy—-but I knew that—-not loaded with special features—-but I knew that as well. I tried this Frigidaire model because my two past experiences—-one dishwasher was extremely expensive with many features and yet it continually broke down until the paid warranty finally expired, and the other medium priced with a few features but ultimately corroding quickly inside with the top basket collapsing too soon and the bottom one beginning to. \r\nThis dishwasher is basic and cheap. It cleans dishes well enough, dries them, and the glasses are spotless. Yet its Energy Star and I am beginning to like it very much. The only drawback is the bottom rack which slides a bit like a roller coaster but I think I'll be able to tame it.\r\nIt looks like the beginning of a beautiful relationship.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this Fridgedaire model for its AD-compliant size to fit my kitchen. Generally, it performs well and it was a great relief to get a new dishwasher installed again, after a long pandemic without one! The appearance is contemporary and attractive, and I have come to like the configuration of racks. My single complaint, however, is the noise of the machine, and I suspect this would be a significant issue for many folks. I don't run it at night or during a dinner party, because it rumbles so loudly. That is its downside.More

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall, we’re very happy with this oven - though we’ve only had it for a couple weeks…. I like the touch-screen interface, although it can lead to a LOT of interaction to achieve your goal, when it could have been incorporated into a “hot button” that could take you directly to the function. When broiling, it doesn’t give you a warm-up tracker or progress bar to show you when it gets to your desired temperature. \r\nInstallation was really easy, though I ended up needing a trim piece to finish it in.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I replaced an older frigidaire that was very similar to this model. My only issue with this model is that the timer turns off the oven as soon as it sends its signal. Sometime I need to add another few minutes which means I need to turn the oven back on. That means the oven needs to heat up, not much, but it takes a few minutes for that to happen, which means I can't use the timer until the oven gets back up to correct temperature. Frustrating. Over all I like the oven, just that issue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our last DW top shelf broke so we needed a new one. PROS: This cleans well and is easy to load. It's compact but should hold a lot of dishes It's a good price. CONS: The manual talks about how quiet it is, but it actually seems louder than our old one. There's only one silverware basket, I would've saved one from my old machine had I known. The top shelf is high and not adjustable, so some glassware won't fit, like wine glasses. Overall. I wanted a unit to wash dishes, it was a good price.

Just installed this dishwasher. Installing was like any other. There wasn't anything weird about installation. The dw works as expected but I've only ran it to test. Seems to clean as expected. However Frigidaire puts this blue protective film prior to shipping. The film is underneath the door frame and plastic control panel and is near impossible to take off. I would say this is contractor grade (cheap as f) and you should only install on a rental or a house you are selling. I wouldn't but it for a home I was going to stay in.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like this dishwasher. It is not extremely loud, but you can hear it when it’s running. My dishes always come out clean and dry. The only thing that I am not liking is that the door doesn’t stay open when I’m loading the dishes. I have to pull the bottom rack all the way out for it to hold the door down. I’m not sure if it was an installation thing from the people that came to install it or if that’s just how the dishwasher door is. Just an FYI.

So far, so good. Just a pretty basic and relatively cheap dishwasher. That’s all I wanted since none of these seem to last much longer than five years.\n\nSo far working fine. My only gripe is that the rack for silverware, etc. seems to take up only about 60% of the available space. I kept the one from my old dishwasher and use that instead. Attaching an image of the one that came with it.\n\nIt’d be nice if HD offered a free ship-to-store option but I guess this review should be just for the product.

The dishwasher was easy to install and was a lot quieter than the one being replaced. What I want to bring up is Customer Care. When I unboxed the first unit purchased, the front right side was caved in. I tried calling the various numbers and the AI interface was 150% useless. It kept repeating useless information, and would not connect me to a live agent until I hit the 0 key about 20 times before it finally routed me to a live agent. I hate to say it, but that person was worse than the AI, I ...

I like that the dishwasher has a clean indicator so you can easily tell if the dishes are clean or dirty. The buttons are a little difficult to push and you really have to push hard for the value to change. I also do not like that the top rack does not adjust so the bigger Cups have to really be tilted in order to fit into the dishwasher but this was something that I knew when I purchased the dishwasher. So far the dishes have gotten clean and no dirty food left on it.

I had to replace my 20+ year old Kenmore dishwasher so did some research. This one had good reviews on several platforms and was a good price. So far I'm happy with it. It cleans the dishes well, is fairly quiet and has a few cleaning options. I'm not a fan of the fact that the bottom rack does not roll in and out smoothly, but that's pretty minor. If you're looking for a basic dishwasher that does a good job, this is a good one.

I'm going to give this a 5 so its at the top of the list.\nI bough the cheapest washer they had in store because I don't have a lot of money.\nI also don't think there is much value anymore in buying an expensive one because cheap or expensive all my appliances seem to have a very short life today.\n\nAt least its not made by whirlpool.....\n\nBoy this is cheap, but I did not want too many options and buttons because my theory is simpler is more reliable.\nI am already alarmed by how little there is too this machine and the membrane switches have me worried.\nMost things I can fix but electronics are not one of them a board is worth more than the residual value of the appliance at the end of the life ( I give this maybe 5 years ).\n\nMy cabinet is exactly 24 inches.\nThis is a touch wider but I think I can make some adjustments to give me the clearance I need. ( I only need maybe a 16th of an inch extra )\nI spent a few hours last night trying to install this and need to buy some parts.\nThings like lag bolts and I need a fitting that goes to water valve to supply line ( this uses hoses like a washing machine )\n\nI do like the lag bolts to the floor to keep it steady.\nMy old one was attached to the top of the cabinet and after years of replacement appliances there are a lot more holes than wood left.\nI just need to buy lag bolts or screws, thats not included...\n\nAll the wet parts are plastic. \nSo there is nothing to rust and leak at least...\n\nWarranty is 1 year.....

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have only had it one week. Cleans the dishes really well, has really strong sprayers. Comes with strong detergent smell of some sort, intensifies as the machine heats up. After one week the smell is starting to dissipate, we'll be glad when it goes all the way away. Open a window when you run it the first week or two.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the washer, it does an excellent job, however the unit seems to have less internal space than my last 24" washer. The controls are straight forward and simple, maybe a little too simple as they do not offer a variety of washing types, for example there is no rinse only or pots and pans button on the controls.

Overall, it’s a good oven however, the door hinge catches, and we have to use a knife to move the latch forward in order to close it. It’s really pretty aggravating and we wish that there is something that could be done about it. We haven’t had this in a year. I was surprised to start having problems with it already. We also wish that it was Wi-Fi accessible.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is very quiet. After having to prewash dishes for years hard to stop. So far all stuck on material including egg yolks has come off\r\nOnly complaint no trim between it and cabinet so insulation is showing. I know it will get filthy if not covered. Never had hole with any other models

Very good dishwasher, we love the 1 hour feature. The reason why it's only a 4 out of 5 stars is that the "ON" button is very tricky sometimes to start the dishwasher. It seems when pressing, it's hard to feel the button click and start. At times, very frusterating to turn on, other than that, it works great for cleaning the dishes.

Above expectation, I wasn't impressed with all the plastic and the lightweight of this machine, My first impression was that it was not up to the job, I worried especially when I read on the internet that it is louder than other washing machines.\nResults after installation and testing,I loaded up the dishwasher with plates that some had food stuck on , so far it did a nice job, The noise level is below what I was worrying about at least in comparison to the rock crusher old washing machine that I had.\nI intentionally use the machine as I was watching TV, I ended up taking a small snooze with the machine working in the background.\nFinal.\nThe noise level is highly acceptable, you have the option of salvaging the insulation from the old machine before you throw it out.\nThe machine does not come with an electric cord therefore you have to buy one or salvage the electric cord from your old machine.\nThe water inlet is 3/4 in garden hose size threads, my previous machine had a water inlet with a 3/8 therefore it required and adapter to Make the 3/8 existing water line work with this machine, I ended up going to home Depot and buying an adapter part number (dishwasher elbow 640-698 LFA-158A for $6.65.\nThe door was difficult to open when cold yet when it warmed up it opened fine no problem.\nif you are not electrically mechanically and plumbing inclined then you need to get someone to install it for you, or pay the installation fee.

This dishwasher does an excellent job cleaning,& finishing anything we put in . It has a real "appetite" holding as much as it's very expensive predecessor .We thought we would give it a "Whirl" given it's praises other reviews from Sam that were "SUNG" . It's looking good "LG" in it's new position of "Kitchen aid"

Our biggest complaint is you have to load the bottom rack so the weight is balanced the basket wheels drop down off the track towards the door hinges and all the dishes bounce around when you slide the basket in to close the door. Also don't like where the cutlery basket is, prefer it on the door like our old one.

Replacing my broken Samsung dishwasher with yours, was a great choice. The Frigidaire dishwasher has fewer features and no digital screen, but less electronics that could break, I find is better. A basic straight to the point, easy usage dishwasher allows for fast and easy washing. Less things to break

I chose this product based on positive reviews for its most basic model. After a month of use, I'm impressed with the smooth sliding drawer for dishes. It's spacious enough for large cooking spoons and spatulas, and the drying performance is noticeably better than my previous model. Highly recommended!

I recently purchased this dishwasher and I must say I'm pretty pleased on how easy it was to install. The dishwasher except most connector kits and has a good amount of space which is needed in my house. Also I must add that the dishes come out squeaky clean and Superdry overall very good dishwasher.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works good a little smaller than the one I had before a little awkward when loading dishes when pulling the bottom out it doesn't stay out. But I think that is the was it's suspose to do only come 1/2 of the way out

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s plain and simple but mighty and gets the job done. Gone are the days of scrubbing everything clean first and then putting it in the washer. I scrape, rinse, load. I don’t dread doing the dishes anymore.

Have not installed as yet so rating may change. Machine looks good overall but all fittings should be included i.e. water supply and trim piece to close gap between machine and cabinets. Insulation blanket is very thin, doubtful it will do much

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fairly Easy to install… It is not whisper quiet but just loud enough to let you know that it is running. Drying time is a little long, but fine if you were doing a load of dishes overnight.