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Air Conditioners & Dehumidifiers

Air Conditioners & Dehumidifiers
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  1. Room Air Conditioners
  2. Dehumidifiers
  1. What are the available drying options on my dishwasher?
  2. What is the difference between a stainless steel interior and a composite plastic interior?
  3. What is the difference between integrated controls and controls that are on the front of the dishwasher?
  4. What does Real Stainless Steel mean?
  5. How can I ensure the best drying results?
  6. Why is water in the dishwasher after it runs?
  7. How do I know how much detergent to use in my dishwasher?
  8. The display shows “HO” or “Hd.” What does this mean?

    “HO” or “Hd” means the dishwasher’s cycle time is being extended while it is heating water. At certain points in the wash cycle, the dishwasher uses hotter water to ensure a clean load of dishes. If it detects that the water is not hot enough, it will heat it.

    If you’re seeing “HO” or “Hd” frequently, check the temperature of the water available to your dishwasher. It’s best to do this at the sink closest to it, allowing the hot water to run until it reaches its maximum temperature before you test it with a thermometer. For best results, water should be not less than 120°F. 

  9. What does ENERGY STAR® qualified mean?
  10. How can I tell if my appliance is ENERGY STAR® qualified?