Customer Ratings & Reviews

Stainless steel finish doesn’t match the trash compactor and fridge with the same design. Had to return it.

Love my KitchenAid dishwasher! This is my third KitchenAid since we bought our home almost 52 years ago. Our home came complete with a generic dishwasher that we replace a few years in our new home. We purchased a KitchenAid that served us well for many years. When we were forced to replace it, the dealer pushed us to buy a Maytag instead. That only lasted us for about eight tears and again bought a KitchAid when we replaced it. After 13 and a half years we had to replace that one and again have a new KitchenAid. I love it and it is so quiet we don’t even hear it running and the dishes come out amasingly clean.

LOVE this dishwasher. Quiet and heated drying dries everything very well. Third row is awesome for spatulas, large spoons and kids snack containers. Overall very happy so far. We have had it 2 months. For the most part we just use the Normal cycle and heated drying.

Great dishwasher. You barely can even hear the dishwasher running. Dishes come out dry and clean every time.

Can’t review because still hasn’t been installed correctly

We’ve had this dishwasher for two weeks. It is awesome! It holds so much with the 3 racks and everything comes out spotless. If you’re looking at this unit, don’t hesitate, just buy it. It’s worth every penny!

Very quiet and does a great job cleaning and drying the dishes.

Love the new top drawer design. This dishwasher is so quiet, we start it when we sit down to watch tv in the same open concept room and can't even hear it running.

With 3 racks and really quiet. Great dishwasher by Kitchen Aid

I love it!! Cleans really well! Also, very quiet!

easy to use does a good job with all kinds of dishes

My Floor is Concrete and Tile. No noise. No vibration. Some time need to check to see if it running by put my ear next to the door. I read reviews said it noisy. Most of them who does have defect all have some similar. Oh they have Wooden Floor. I think many 5 star reviews have concrete floor. Cause one of bad reviewer said he love the system sp much that he pay aloot effort to add insulator. I think for people have wooden floor should add some thing like Noico Sound Dampener under the machine and surrounded.

So quiet you don’t even hear it running. The only bad thing to report about it is the electrical connection. It is very difficult to hook up a hard wired connection. Everything is a very tight location. My hands got cut up just feeding the wires into the terminal box.

Love this dishwasher! The third shelf is a dream. Kitchenaid products are worth every penny. This dishwasher replaced a Samsung which didn’t last 5 years, and not used on a daily basis.

Started to have issues within 3 years and now now working properly!

We didn't even need to rinse the dishes before putting them in our old dishwasher. This one does require pretty thorough prewashing. I haven't been impressed with the prowash setting, and have found that only the heavy wash does a good job with oily or greasy plates. However, the 3rd rack is really convenient and usable space, as opposed to some 3 rack dishwashers that don't really offer that much extra room. I also like that you can move the middle rack up and down. Its very convenient for taller items. Overall, very satisfied.

I would have given this dishwasher a good rating within a few months of buying it. However, within the warranty period, we noticed that water was leaking from the unit. The repairman fixed the leak by replacing the faulty float switch and commented that where the heating element attaches to the tub would corrode (known problem) but he couldn't replace it then because ours appeared to be intact at the time. Fast forward a year later, water was leaking again and we found out that the posts that secure the heating element to the tub had corroded and parts of those corroded pieces fell off and were lodged into the pump's impeller, shredded the screen, and seized up the motor so now we have to replace the heating element and the circulation pump assembly. Of course, this is no longer within the warranty period. To say that we are frustrated is an understatement. We now have a damaged floor as a result of the leaks as well as paying for new parts. I have read on posts that people have had thousands of dollars of damage due to this dishwasher. I will never buy a Kitchenaid again. Why can't companies build appliances with parts that are built to last?

Love this dishwasher. Holds almost twice what my old one did.

It was bought on 7-5-2022, and on 4-15-2025, the Drain Pump Stopped working. So, my options are to spend at least $300 diagnosing what I already know is the problem, it needs a new drain pump, and then likely another $100 for a $37 drain pump. So about $400 to repair something that should last 5-7 years without problems, or buy a NEW dishwasher. I Had a control panel go out on a $4000 stove, 1 month after warranty, Also Kitchenaid. My estimation now is that Kitchenaid sells cheap crap, and still charges for the name. which to me now is a steaming pile of horse... Will never buy anything from Kitchenaid again.

So far I'm loving it. It holds so much more than the one I had before. The plates and glasses shine.