Questions and Answers for Bosch 500 Series 24 in. Stainess Steel Top Control Tall Tub Pocket Handle Dishwasher with Stainless Steel Tub, 44 dBA

A:  Hi Linda, thanks for your question. We're sorry you're having trouble with your dishwasher. It's possible the light has not gone off because the door hasn't opened and the dishwasher senses that the cycle has not finished yet due to the auto air not activating. We would recommend trying to reset your dishwasher. You can find the instructions in the use and care guide here: https://media3.bosch-home.com/Documents/9001638568_B.pdf. If you require additional assistance, please contact our customer service team at 1-800-944-2904.

A:  Hi Greg, thank you for your question and interest in model #SHP65CM5N. A detailed description of each wash cycle, including the temperature for each cycle, can be found on page 10 of the Use & Care manual: https://tinyurl.com/mr335kau. We hope this information is helpful, and we appreciate your consideration of Bosch.

A:  Hi Anthony, thanks for your question. The SHP65CM2N uses 3.2 gal of water per cycle on average. Cycle times can vary based on selected cycle and options used.

A:  Hi Beverly, thanks for your question. Our dishwashers use a condensation drying process; this process uses the heat and steam built up during the wash cycle to dry the dishes. As such we do not have heating elements within our dishwashers for drying.

A:  Hi GFischi, thanks for your question. If you are unsure of which dishwasher you may be interested in after reviewing their spec sheets and write ups, we would invite you to work with your local dealer representative directly to help find the unit that is right for you.

A:  Hi Conrad, thanks for your question. To properly install the SHP65CM2N the following cutout size is required: Height 33 7/8" x Width 24" x Depth 24".

A:  Hi LeeT, thank you for your question and interest in model # SHP65CM5N. Per the product specifications sheet, this dishwasher model is a 120V unit.

A:  Hi Lori, this indicates the unit is ready to start a new cycle, and this cycle will take 2:25.