Dishwashing cycles vary in temperature, duration, and energy usage to provide the ideal clean for your dishes. Choosing the right dishwasher cycle depends on what you’re washing and the level of dirtiness. For instance, a Normal Cycle is perfect for everyday, lighter messes, while a Sensor Cycle can automatically adjust to ensure the best clean for any load.
Different Wash Cycles
1. Normal Cycle
This can be used for most everyday dishes without heavy soil. It cleans average amounts of leftover mess, without using extra water, heat, or extended time to get the job done
Estimated wash and heat dry time 2 – 3hrs
2. Quick Wash Cycle
A quick wash cycle, sometimes called a 1-Hour Wash, can be completed in around an hour depending on your dishwasher model. This is a good choice for quickly cleaning up a load of lightly soiled plates, bowls, or other essentials you need in a hurry. Using more water, heat and energy helps to achieve faster results.
3. Sensor Cycle
The Sensor Cycle automatically selects the right dishwasher wash and dry settings for your load, depending on temperature, soil level and load size, using only the amount of water and energy needed. It’s a good option for loads with mixed items, varying levels of soil or just about any combination.
Estimated wash and heated dry time: 2:23 to 3:26
4. Heavy Cycle
The Heavy Cycle on your dishwasher, sometimes called the heavy-duty or pots & pans cycle, uses extra water and higher temperatures to tackle hard-to-clean items. This is best used for heavily soiled pots, pans, casserole dishes, and grimy tableware.
Estimated wash and heated dry time: 2:44 to 4:16.
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