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What temperature do you keep your thermostat at?
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Dude I even have graphs that show when it ices up and stops working. No one will listen.
Now, let's get into proper dishwasher loading.
Metal and ceramic on the bottom, glass and plastic on top, bowls overlap no more than 50%, spoons and forks all curve in the same direction. Run it on express wash with no heat, remove to the drying rack when done.
Respect.