Thermador DWHD860RFP
People who choose the Professional collection often match it to a Professional range, and the DWHD860RFP is the dishwasher that completes that line. Its sound level is 44 dBA and it holds 14 place settings, so it belongs in a kitchen that has been designed as a set, with a bar handle that echoes the rest of the appliances.
In service, the Auto program is what we examine most. It relies on a turbidity sensor to decide how long to wash, and a dirty sensor makes every cycle long. Half Load changes which arm sprays, so complaints about only the top or bottom getting clean are checked against that option first.
Compared with the Masterpiece version, the internal parts are the same family, so we use the same checks: the filter, the drain pump, the heater and the door seal. Thermador lists the model with a lower availability code and no successor, so we speak of it as listed only.
The soil sensor may be dirty or misreading, so the dishwasher assumes heavy soil. We clean the sensor area and the filter and check the sensor reading before replacing it.
Half Load directs water to one rack by design. If you did not choose it, we check the diverter and the option setting for a stuck selection.
No. A slow drain can leave dirty water in the tub and stress the pump. We clean the filter and sump, check the drain hose and test the pump.
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