Beautiful Piece of Junk

We bought this dishwasher because it was great looking, reasonably priced and quiet. Once it was installed, we realized that it met those criteria. However, it fails in one very important aspect; it doesn't dry dishes worth a bean. We liked the look of it so much that we even tried to work around this limitation by using the sanitize option with its extra heat and running it in the evening, thinking that the dishes would come out dry in the morning. However, every time we run it, we open the door and the inside roof of the dishwasher is covered in large water droplets that fall onto the 'dry' dishes. Sears even sent one of their technicians out to look at it, but he said it was installed fine. However, he called Frigidaire's helpline for assistance, but they never called him back.

We decided to get rid of the dishwasher and took the Sears salesperson's suggestion and bought a Kenmore (made by Whirlpool). The salesperson explained how poorly made parts of the Frigidaire were, although she didn't mention this when we originally purchased it. She referred to the Kenmore as a workhorse. We just had a Kenmore Elite installed today. It's not nearly as attractive as the Frigidaire, but if it can wash and dry dishes we'll be happy. Beware of Frigidaire.