GE 24-inch Built-In Dishwasher with Front Controls GDF510PSRSS

The product is great to clean the dishes I love it

I have used a dishwasher in my household for over 35 years and this one by far is the worst I have ever had in my lifetime.

The dishwasher arrived with rust stains all over the door. We tried the stainless steel wipes and spray and it did nothing. The door very flimsy and over time I see it becoming a problem with the seal. We called GE and had a tech visit. He went in on a rust stain and rubbed so hard to try to prove that it was esthetics. The rust stain did not budge. Then he said the door was fine. He said door was not flimsy. If I can upload a video I would, to show how flimsy it is. So to top it off the tech support also bad. Will NEVER buy or recommend their dishwashers. Just cheap and poorly manufactured.

Will not complete a single cycle. It never worked.

This dishwasher was chosen by a builder to be installed in our new-build home as part of an appliance package. In all fairness, my dishes generally always came out clean, but almost never completely dry. From the moment we moved in, we could tell this machine was not of excellent build quality. It runs very loud and echoes throughout our home. Within about a month, the door was difficult to close / misaligned, and there were some small but visible patches of rust appearing on the dish racks. Upon opening the door after a cycle, the "clean" light did not turn off, ultimately a problem that did not allow for a new cycle to be started. After some online research, we discovered that there is a toggle at the top of the machine that can be used manually, and we decided we could live with this manual toggling, though it was extremely disappointing to have to compromise on a brand new unit. Last night was the last straw, when the machine was running and started leaking all over the floor, under our brand new cabinets, and through the subfloor into the basement and HVAC ductwork / insulation. When we paused the cycle and opened the door, the gasket came flying off on the right side. Of course, this happened just over 1 month outside of the 1 year warranty. As it turns out, the stock gasket for this machine is no longer available through GE, and has been replaced with a new model number, so perhaps this was a known issue? I am not sure if it's just a gasket issue or a problem with the way the door is aligned, or a combination of both, but I would never recommend this machine to anyone given the number of issues we've experienced over the past year.