“No difference in height of tines in the front and back I posted a few days ago about how to prevent my larger dinner plates from falling over in the dishwasher. Thanks to those who replied, but the tines in the front and back of my lower rack are the exact same height. Is there such a thing as extenders for the tines? I am afraid my dishes will end up with chips as they keep falling over. I am really disappointed that our new dishwasher has this issue! We thought LG would do better with their design than this!”
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You might try using pieces of the 1/4" tubing made for air lines on fish tanks (clear) or the black tubing made for drip irrigation. Heat the end in hot water if it's hard to push onto the end of the tines. Then to stiffen it (so it doesn't bend over from the hot water when running) insert pieces of bamboo skewers or coat hanger wire cut to size, and seal the ends with silicone.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I don't seem to have this issue? Assuming you've tried laoding them at angles? Thats what I do anyways and seems to be successful l. Hope it may help.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If you turn to the 'Loading The Lower Rack' section on page 11 of your owner's manual for the LG - 24" Built-In Dishwasher - Stainless-Steel, Model # LDS5540ST, under the subheading 'Rack Loading Tips' are tips for how to load for 10/12 place settings. If you are using fewer units than shown in the pictures, spacing the plates would keep them from falling over each other and getting chipped...^IFV
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