Electrolux DX300WA Reviews
This product has been discontinued by Electrolux.
Reviews: 13
Pros: Easy to use, plenty of space, no residue, drying cycle, cleans well, and easy maintenance.
Cons: None.
Overall: I moved in to an apartment with this dated model dishwasher which I thought would be a problem, but I have no issues at all.
Coming from a home which had a double drawer Fisher & Paykel, I wasn't impressed with going back to single drawer dishwashers.
But after using this for 2 years, I'm pleased with the results.
It's easy to load and unload, the various functions are straight forward. No complications at all!
The size also suits big pots and has no issues with any of my dirty dishes.
Coming from a home which had a double drawer Fisher & Paykel, I wasn't impressed with going back to single drawer dishwashers.
But after using this for 2 years, I'm pleased with the results.
It's easy to load and unload, the various functions are straight forward. No complications at all!
The size also suits big pots and has no issues with any of my dirty dishes.
Electrolux DX300WA is recommended by
Pogichinoy
- Good
Posted on Dec 14, 2010
Pros: Reliable. Very quiet. Easy to clean. Eco-cycle saves energy.
Cons: Knives will cut the plastic holder. I repaired mine with fine galv fencing wire to stop them falling through. Sometimes the powder will clog in the detergent receptacle.
Can chip cups unlike our previous Whirlpool (german made) which never chipped.
Can chip cups unlike our previous Whirlpool (german made) which never chipped.
Overall: Dishlex Global 300 WA has been a very reliable washer. Most loads come out clean. It doesn't do a good job with small seeds like chia nor baked on food. Fishbones will end up in the filter, so check monthly.
- Good
Posted on Mar 20, 2009
Reviews: 21
Pros: Smart looking design, good clean.
Cons: handle broke at ~ 15 months - actualliy 1 small plastic clip inside the handle unit. I improvised a 'fix' with some synthestic rope, worked for 7 years after that. Now [at ~9 years] getting a short that trips safety switch. I'm advised it is the heating element - I'll investigate fixing this and see if I can get 7 more years out of it.
Somewhat noisy when drawing water.
Wash cycle seems a bit long.
Cutlery basket allows forks / spoons to protrude and jam draws.
Somewhat noisy when drawing water.
Wash cycle seems a bit long.
Cutlery basket allows forks / spoons to protrude and jam draws.
Overall: Reasonably happy with this unit. Other than the noise - I have an open plan family room/meals / kitchen - gets a bit annoying when trying to watch telly can't really fault the performance.
In fairness - we rinse the dished pretty well - before we place in the dishwasher so we get a very good clean and have never had smells or blockages.
In fairness - we rinse the dished pretty well - before we place in the dishwasher so we get a very good clean and have never had smells or blockages.
- Good
Posted on Aug 26, 2006
Guest User
Overall: PROS: It's such an uncomplicated thing to manipulate. I thought it was intimidating at first, but with the help of the manual, everything went on smoothly. I love the fact that it is rated AAA which means I can have huge savings with water consumption. I can be assured of the cleanliness too inside this machine as it has 4 filtration stages, which is what sets it apart from the other dishwashers, usually havingonly 3 filtration stages.
CONS: none
OVERALL: Overall, it's a good dishwasher that's worthy of your money.
CONS: none
OVERALL: Overall, it's a good dishwasher that's worthy of your money.
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Model:
DX300WA
- White cabinet
- Inbuilt
- 12 Place setting
- Full electronic
- 3 Star Energy Rating
- Conservation rating AAA
- 5 Wash programs
- 4 Filter stages
- 2 cup racks with stemmed glass support in top basket
- Cutlery basket with spoon racks and 2 fold down organisers
- Hot or cold connection
- Available in Black and Stainless Steel
- Height: 82cm
- Width: 59.5cm
- Depth: 57.5cm
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