The new heavily regulated washers use a cup of water. So yes, keep it.

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Mar 18, 2024
7:23:24pm

CoolJ Contributor

The new heavily regulated washers use a cup of water. So yes, keep it.

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CoolJ

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POLL: Would you bother to pay a dishwasher repair of $150 to $200 or just get a new one?

Mister P

Mar 18, 6:28pm

Depends on the age of the one being replaced.

crack

Mar 18, 6:31pm

Was the old dishwasher a cheap model or high end one?

g$

Mar 18, 6:40pm

Unfortunately appliances today are basically consumer electronics

BlackBart

Mar 18, 6:40pm

Depending on where you live that just barely covers the diagnostic fee

kalifi

Mar 18, 6:42pm

I'd buy a used one on Craigslist for $100. Spend $900 on something more fun than

willkie40

Mar 18, 6:44pm

Good luck dealing with someone else’s garbage.

kalifi

Mar 18, 6:45pm

Thats what I did, 12 years ago. Nice dishwasher, like new. Has worked great

willkie40

Mar 18, 6:48pm

$1000? Is that the human trafficked model or gold plated one? 😂

ManicBlue

Mar 18, 6:56pm

The new heavily regulated washers use a cup of water. So yes, keep it.

CoolJ

Mar 18, 7:23pm

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