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Measuring wrong is the most common reason an appliance goes back. If you are not sure, text us the dimensions of your space and we will check them against the unit before you commit.
Text us your measurementsNearly all built-in dishwashers fit a standard 24-inch opening, but confirm the height of your cabinet run — some counters sit lower than standard.
You need a water supply, a drain connection and power. Some units are hardwired and some plug in; ask which the unit you want uses.
Installation is available if you need the old dishwasher pulled out and the new one hooked up.
Check whether the listing is a built-in or a portable unit — portables roll up to the sink and need no cabinet space.
Tell us the brand, size or budget you're working with. We'll check the floor and let you know what's coming in.
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Nearly all built-in dishwashers are built for a standard 24-inch opening, so the width is rarely the problem. The height is — some older counter runs sit lower than standard. Measure the height of your opening before you buy.
Yes. Dishwashers are run through a fill and drain test before they are listed, and the listing describes both what was checked and where the cosmetic damage is.
Yes. Installation is available if you need the old dishwasher pulled out and the new one plumbed and wired in, and haul-away of the old unit can be added to the same visit. Both are quoted separately from delivery.
A built-in sits permanently in a cabinet opening and is plumbed in. A portable rolls up to the sink, connects to the faucet and needs no cabinet space at all — useful in a rental or a kitchen with no spare opening. Which one a listing is is stated on the listing.
A scratch & dent appliance is a unit with cosmetic damage but no functional defect. The damage usually happens in shipping, in a warehouse, or on a showroom floor — a dented side panel, a scratched door, or scuffed trim. The appliance still works as designed. Because retailers cannot sell a marked unit at full price, it is sold at a discount.
1-year warranty options are available on qualifying appliances. Coverage is not automatic on every unit and terms vary by appliance, so ask about warranty options for the specific unit you are buying before you complete the purchase.
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