Is the lower rack on tracks null

There is not a "track" in the typical sense like the middle rack is on. The lower rack has wheels that roll across the actual door of the unit when it is open. Because the lower rack is not affixed to anything, it can be lifted out of the dishwasher all together with no mechanism holding it down. It is the weight of the actual rack that keeps it on "track." The sides of the door (when open) have curbs that keep the wheels in the center of the door so the rack does not move side-to-side and roll off the door when it is open.

Suzy, the lower rack is on a track assembly. Hopefully, this information is beneficial to you. Thank you for your inquiry regarding our KitchenAid appliances!

No. It rolls in and out in a shallow channel.

“Is the lower rack on tracks”

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Asked by Suzy 6 years ago

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There is not a "track" in the typical sense like the middle rack is on. The lower rack has wheels that roll across the actual door of the unit when it is open. Because the lower rack is not affixed to anything, it can be lifted out of the dishwasher all together with no mechanism holding it down. It is the weight of the actual rack that keeps it on "track." The sides of the door (when open) have curbs that keep the wheels in the center of the door so the rack does not move side-to-side and roll off the door when it is open.
Answered by Sb077 6 years ago
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Suzy, the lower rack is on a track assembly. Hopefully, this information is beneficial to you. Thank you for your inquiry regarding our KitchenAid appliances!
Answered by KitchenAidTeam 6 years ago
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No. It rolls in and out in a shallow channel.
Answered by Bill 6 years ago
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