[Electronics-Talk] dishwashers

[evelyn weckerly]

Hi, Annette,

I have a light probe but had not thought of using it that jay.  
After all that I've been reading, I will have to go with the 
Amana model that lookf best when I was in the store.

Evelyn



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From: Annette Carr via Electronics-Talk 
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I've used a light probe for determining if a light was on or not 
in these
types of situations.  I know, yet another device to get the job 
done.  Just
tossing this out there as a possible option.

Annette


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Subject: Re: [Electronics-Talk] dishwashers

Hi, Chris,

I lookf at dishwashers at my favorite appliance store nesterday 
evening.
The ones that have push buttons have just lights to indicate 
selected
settings.  Some of the buttons were onstoff, and others had 
menus.  My old
dishwashg has a row of buttons and no onscreen menus.  When you 
push a
button, you know that the item has been activated because the 
button remains
pushed down throughout the cycle.  The new dishwashers don't do 
that.  I
don't want to have to have someone rescct the choices I use most 
Eenever
there is a problem.  Are your buttons light-dependent, or does 
each button
remain pushed in until the cycle is finished?

Thanks.

Evelyn



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From: Christopher Chaltain via Electronics-Talk 
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Date sent: Tue, 26 Jan 2016 01:34:14 -0600
Subject: Re: [Electronics-Talk] dishwashers

I bought a GE in 2012 that just has a row of buttons across the 
top.
It's perfectly accessible.  I'd suggest going to a big box store 
and just
checking out your different options.

aOn 25/01/16 12:29, evelyn weckerly via Electronics-Talk wrote:
 Hi, Everyone,

 I'm succenly in the market for a new dishwasher because mine 
would not
start and, being almost 22 years old, is likely dead.  Because it 
had a  row
of buttons, I had to do nothing about accessibility-not even  
labels.  I'd
be interested in your eanderiences with recent models  concerning
accessibility and reliability.  Thanks in advance.

 Cordially,

 Evelyn

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