Where is the vent on this dishwasher? null

under the door , you can feel the hot air come out during the drying process

Hi Terri- The dishwasher features a hidden vent with fan dry. Dishes dry quickly and efficiently with a fan that extracts moisture from the interior. The vent is concealed inside the dishwasher door. This provides a clean appearance, seals in sound during the wash cycle, and protects against venting damage to countertops such as Corian or granite. Air is pulled from the tub with an efficient 10 watt fan. The fan drives the moist air down a condensation tube, where any remaining drops of moisture are released within the door to a moisture proof trough in the lower inner door. By the time the moisture reaches this part of the door, the moisture has been reduced to a few drops. Moisture then drains back into the bottom of the tub and away from the dish load. Keep in touch! SUE@GEA

“Where is the vent on this dishwasher?”

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under the door , you can feel the hot air come out during the drying process
Answered by Dondon 6 years ago
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Hi Terri- The dishwasher features a hidden vent with fan dry. Dishes dry quickly and efficiently with a fan that extracts moisture from the interior. The vent is concealed inside the dishwasher door. This provides a clean appearance, seals in sound during the wash cycle, and protects against venting damage to countertops such as Corian or granite. Air is pulled from the tub with an efficient 10 watt fan. The fan drives the moist air down a condensation tube, where any remaining drops of moisture are released within the door to a moisture proof trough in the lower inner door. By the time the moisture reaches this part of the door, the moisture has been reduced to a few drops. Moisture then drains back into the bottom of the tub and away from the dish load. Keep in touch! SUE@GEA
Answered by GE Answers 7 years ago
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