“Some dishes aren’t coming out dry although I’m using a drying agent. When the red light goes out is that the end of the wash cycle and beginning of the dry cycle or the end of everything? Should I keep the door closed for a period of time afterwards?”
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Bosch uses condensation drying instead of a heated coil so the best way to get the dishes the driest is to use the Extra Dry feature which uses a hotter rinse and helps the dishes dry. Most of the condensation is on the door but the racks may have moisture left on them. With no coil you can put dishes (plastic) on any rack and not melt them. The dishes are clean and sanitized.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If red light is out you are done. I use a rinse agent and I always have super sparkle to glassware and dry dishes. They are so hot on completion I prop the door open a little with a towel to allow to cool off before unloading.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I think you can change the temperature of the rinse cycle. Also get rid of any cups that have wells in the bottom of them. When the red light goes out it’s the end of everything
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have had my washer for over a month now, and if you follow factory instructions, it works great. Dishes comeout dry and clean. If it didn’t have a ligth to tell you it is on, you would never know it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Generally they get dry. The red light goes out when washer in finished.
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