“This model says it has condenser drying; What is condenser drying and how does it work on this model Bosch dishwasher?”
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Actually, this model has "Crystal Dry" rather than condenser drying. Condenser drying is where the final rinse is heated. The stainless steel interior remains cooler than the heated rinse waster, so the water tends to condense on the sides/walls of the dishwasher like a cold drink gets water on the glass. I don't really understand the Crystal Dry, how exactly it works. Some mineral is used to extract water out of the dishwasher but I don't really understand the mechanism. Now that I think about it, you can turn off Crystal Dry, so maybe if Crystal Dry is off, it uses condenser drying.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi JULIANEAGLE, thank you for your question and interest in Model:SHEM78ZH5N. The final rinse uses high-temperature water to make the dishes very hot. The stainless steel tub of the dishwasher cools faster than your dishes because stainless steel cools faster than glass and porcelain. Condensation occurs when the moist air in the dishwasher comes into contact with the cooler stainless steel tub, and turns into water droplets. These water droplets trickle down to the bottom of the dishwashers and are drained. Since it’s a closed system with no fan, the cleaning process is more sanitary. With no exposed heating element, plastic utensils and dishes placed on the lower rack will not melt. The use of rinse agents, such as Jet Dry®, aids the condensation drying process by reducing the surface tension of water. This in turn allows the water on your dishware surfaces to run off more freely, so they dry better.
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