“Does this unit have a heating element for drying or does it just use steam?”
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It does not have a heating element. It uses a condenser to remove the moisture from the air (similar to an AC unit) and then drains the water away.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No heat element Only steam but drys so good No wet issue
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.System has "Hybrid Condensing Drying System" The machine does use steam, but the dishes are always dry, there is always a little moisture left on the interior door. (No problem) The Hybrid Condensing Drying System gives you dry dishes right out of the dishwasher, without any plastic meltdowns. Your dishes are dried and ready to store thanks to a condensing drying system in the wash tub. It is gentler on your dishes, including plastic or wooden utensils.The Hybrid Condensing Drying System gives you dry dishes right out of the dishwasher, without any plastic meltdowns. Your dishes are dried and ready to store thanks to a condensing drying system in the wash tub. It is gentler on your dishes, including plastic or wooden utensils.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I think so. the dishes come out very dry when done
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello, The dishwasher uses what LG calls a "hybrid" drying system which effectively dries dishes without using a heating element. The drying system is dependent on a rinse aid though, and a lamp will illuminate if the rinse aid is low. The drying system is dependent on a rinse aid.^Venette
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