Just got this unit and my dishes come out wet, is it a bad unit or are all of them like this? null

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HappyCamper · Accepted Answer

Use the dry + cycle and it should solve your problem.

HappyCamper · Answer

I use the dry + cycle and it works great.

David · Answer

Use Express 60 and Dry+ cycles. Use a dry aid like Finis brand. Tilt the dishes properly.

meee · Answer

I had to add the additional drying time so my dishes aren't wet. I also make sure the cups are on an angle so the water runs off them.

Aliladale · Answer

No, it's not a bad unit and not all dishwashers are all the same. We just bought our Samsung dishwasher a few weeks ago & read too all the reviews about it not drying the dishes. But if you leave the door open just a bit after the cycle ends then they'll all dry within like 5 or 10 mins. If the cycle has ended, but the dishes have remained in there for a while with the door still closed like an hour or so then they'll also be dry. Some models like whirlpool dry better. We had one & for the most part the dishes were already dry when the cycle ended. I know spending all that money on a Samsung appliance should dry the dishes without all the fuss of having to leave the door open, etc. But if you want the black stainless steel look then Samsung is pretty much the only ones who have that color. Hope this info helps.

Answered by Aliladale 9 years ago

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Use Jet Dry. It is a must for dry dishes.

JBtrn · Answer

I have yet seen a response from Samsung on this issue. I've just purchased this model and am having the same issue. I returned the dishwasher and asked for a replacement as I couldn't believe a dishwasher would work this way. The replacement dishwasher is just as bad. I personally don't like my dishes sitting in a closed box of water overnight. Will most likely be returning this dishwasher but not sure what to do as I bought the suite of black stainless for my kitchen and now I'm kind of stuck on options.

Answered by JBtrn 9 years ago

fran · Answer

The installation for the hot water line is on the left side of the dishwasher. My sink is to the right. The manual shows an "X" for right side installation. Is this correct?. This dishwasher needs to be on the left hand of the sink? Also the water line installs in the front of the unit. That means there is excess cable when you slide unit in that can get tangled. At this point I need an 8-9 ft line to install, will I have low water pressure to unit?

Answered by fran 9 years ago

Amandago · Answer

they are all junk, yes they come out wet even when the dry option is on

“Just got this unit and my dishes come out wet, is it a bad unit or are all of them like this?”

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