Midea MDF18A1ABB Built-in Dishwasher with 8 Place Settings, 6 Washing Programs, Stainless Steel Tub, Heated Dry, Energy Star, Black

Hi. I wanted to help my wife with our dishes, and got an idea to put a dishwasher. Our place it's small and this product it's perfect for it. I didn't want a counter top dishwasher because that will look more pack and I wanted my wife to have a more simple view of her kitchen. This washer gets the job done. Cleans good, the noise level? Really quiet for us. No leakage , even do that I didn't like the water connection, it's too down to the floor and it kinda makes the water hose bent a little. I think that it will have a very good durability. But buy the insurance of two years. 👍 Thanks!

Earlier I gave it this review: "Good washer, and real good price. Quiet and efficient." However, we have had it for only 10 months and first the water leaks on the kitchen floor, then the machine stopped working.Sigh.

I really like this dishwasher. It's perfect for a small family like me. It looks small on the outside, but the interior space is still quite larger when opened. The large dishes used in the kitchen can also fit in. It cleans very clean and automatically dries, preventing wooden utensils from getting moldy after washing. The reason why I like it is that it saves both water and electricity, and can also save me time to do other things. Another thing I particularly like about this dishwasher is that the protruding buttons are particularly sensitive, making it easier for me to operate.

Don't get me wrong, like the machine. Top rack was not as useful as bottom. If I had small flat dishes or cup and saucer sets for 4 or 6 people, the set would work fine. However, it cleans the six 5 inch bowls I crammed into the top rack with no issues...points for that. The silverware basket was convertible from the slotted to non-slotted and that made for more flexible arranging of the forks and spoons of differing sizes. Overall, a quiet running and decent cleaning machine.

Overall, it works and am pleased with the results. It washes my dishes. However along the way there was a problem installing it. The installation instructions do not match the unit I received. Both the manual received in the box and the one downloaded from their web site has a major problem. The hookups on the unit do not match the locations as shown in the manuals. It was a relatively simple matter to remove the toe kick plate to find them, but also was concerning about how well the rest of the installation would go. Fortunately everything worked out..Pros:One of the quietest dishwashers I have ever owned.Cons:The mentioned installation manual not being correct.You have to follow exactly the manual to get the thing to start! My normal habit is to load the dishes, shut the door, press the appropriate buttons to start it. But NO, as explained in the manual, you:1. Load the dishes2. Press the Power Button for 3 sec. And it will beep.3. Close the door.4. Now you can press the Start Button and it will again beep and immediately start.Kind of illogical to me, but it has trained me and has worked every time since.The “cup rack” is totally useless. It blocks the entire rack area beneath it and all of the cups that I use are to tall to fit and be able to close the rack. Fortunately, this was an easy fix to remove that stupid rack and recover the wasted space.Overall after a months use, I am relatively pleased with its operation, will know in a year or so if it is really a good buy, but so far happy and would recommend it to a friend/family.

I was pleasantly surprised how well this works. It is also very quiet. Yes it is a bit smaller but when you have limited space, this does the trick!

Well if you’re able to get it installed properly then you should like it until it starts flooding your floor and flashes an E4 code. Now there’s no actual troubleshooting part in the mini owner’s pamphlet so you can find all kinds of issues and possible solutions on YouTube. Problem is that a lot of the videos are generic ideas that you probably already tried. One guy offered 4 possible solutions but none of them worked for my water leaking. I mean you can probably get the E4 code cleared but still have the water overflowing. I was ready to junk mine- i had cleared all the lines and drain, I cleaned the filter screens, I even removed the overflow sensor to make sure it was good and dry. I even unhooked it, pulled the unit out, and tilted it like they suggested- all it did was clear the E4 code. BUT AS I WAS REINSTALLING the side plates and kick plate, I noticed a small clip on the right side that attached to the hose for the impaler that had looked like it had come undone- one very small twist and it hooked on. Then VOILA! I ran it and it completely emptied the tub and no water leaking on to the floor. Not saying this is the universal cure but it sure worked for me. Now how did it come unhooked? Was it poor quality assembly or a backflow of debris moved it or a disgruntled employee did it to get revenge but besides all the button decals wearing off way too easy this unit now works fine. Good Luck!

We got an 18" dishwasher years ago because of limited space in our kitchen. We decided to replace it with a newer, more modern unit. No surprise; an 18" unit is more difficult to find but we looked and researched and decided to give this one a try. So far we're very happy with it and have been impressed with the quality and the functions. A great dishwasher that's more than adequate for a household of two people. It's quiet and efficient.