Cove Dishwasher Quick Start 

Does the Cove dishwasher have indicator lights to let people know that it is running and/or at what stage cycle it is on (the Kenmore has indicator lights on the front where blue=washing, red=drying, green=done/clean)?

@@AmbidextrousCrafter yes. 2 ways. There is an app, and there is an indication light which shines on the floor

My subzero fridge broke down repeatedly. I hope they’ve gotten the bugs out.

We have a subzero 642. Almost 20 years old. Only had one issue about 10 years ago. Still looks and runs perfect

@@Nostromo_1 Mine’s been practically rebuilt from scratch. It would break down right before major holidays. It’s a 2002 model. For a few years now it’s been working well. I’ve heard they’ve improved the quality greatly. I know they replaced both compressors and all the coils in mine.

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You forgot you ordered, bought and installed a 2500 dollar dishwasher? Are you sure you are not 89?

No, it’s a Cove. Made in USA 🇺🇸. Not German.

@@Nostromo_1 mg point is that they copied the Miele.

@@Shahrdad I compared them side by side in the showroom. Cove is very different. All dishwashers have similarities.

@@Nostromo_1 my point of that all high end disasters seem to be imitating what Miele has been doing for years.

@@Shahrdad Are you German by chance? 😆

Water softener. It is optional, mine does not have this. We have soft water already.

Many people do buy two dishwashers. If you entertain often. I have never put pots or pans in a dishwasher. Those things are better off washed by hand.

@@Nostromo_1 I wash my Lodge bare cast iron and my Le Creuset enameled cast iron cookware by hand, but my tri-ply stainless cookware, my glass cookware, and my non-stick cookware often (but not always) goes in the dishwasher. If I win the lottery or if an unknown rich uncle dies and leaves me a fortune in his will, the house I will build (I've already modified floorplans from a couple of architects' online renderings) will have two dishwashers.