Description
Danby 18 Inch Built in Dishwasher, 8 – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Danby 18 Inch Built in Dishwasher, 8 Place Settings, 6 Wash Cycles and 4 Temperature + Sanitize Option, Energy Star Rated with Low Water Consumption and Quiet Operation – White (DDW1804EW)
Brand Name
Danby
Model Info
DDW1804EW
Item Weight
55.1 pounds
Product Dimensions
22.81 x 17.69 x 34.44 inches
Country of Origin
China
Item model number
DDW1804EW
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Capacity
8 Place Settings
Annual Energy Consumption
234 Kilowatt Hours Per Year
Noise
52 dB
Installation Type
Built-In
Part Number
DDW1804EW
Form Factor
Built-In
Special Features
6 convenient wash cycles: Heavy, Normal, Eco, Rapid, Glass and Rinse, Stainless Steel Inner Tub for maximum durability, 4 hot water temperature options + Sanitize option (up to 69C/156F), Electronic controls with Digital display provide easy select options with the touch of a button, Delay start feature: washing dishes shouldn’t be a chore, schedule your washing around your schedule
Color
White
Control Console
Push Button
Option Cycles
6
Voltage
115
Certification
Energy Star
Material Type
Stainless Steel
Included Components
Does not apply
Batteries Included?
No
Batteries Required?
No
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Technical specifications – Danby 18 Inch Built in Dishwasher, 8 :
Brand
Danby
Installation Type
Built-In
Product Dimensions
22.81″D x 17.69″W x 34.44″H
Capacity
8 Place Settings
Special Feature
,
Color
White
Controls Type
Push Button
Material
Stainless Steel
Noise
52 dB
Included Components
Does not apply
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L. B (verified owner) –
Looking for a stainless steel tub at the right price and found it. – Placed the order before I can install, since house is not ready yet. This black 18″ dishwasher will look great.
P. C (verified owner) –
Great little machine – We purchased a 1948 cottage and wanted to keep the original vintage kitchen footprint. This little beauty fit perfectly into a previous cabinet space. Working with vintage counter depths was a challenge but thanks to Danby I have a dishwasher! Super impressed with the stainless steel innards…lol. And as mentioned in other reviews it is super quite! Just two in our household but this gem holds 2-3 days worth of plates, bowl’s and glasses. It does a great job of cleaning to boot. Just be sure to run the hot water in sink for a min prior to washing. I’m super pleased !
C. H (verified owner) –
Great option for DIY retrofit – I purchased the Danby 18-inch dishwasher after a few months of planning. I bought an older home without a garbage disposal or dishwasher, so this was part of my DIY project. I chose an 18-inch dishwasher because it fit into an existing cabinet opening. I had to remove the upper drawer and lower cabinet floor, but there was no need to widen the cabinet. In my pictures you can see the dishwasher installed, as well as another cabinet in my kitchen that has the same dimensions. The cavity width is almost exactly 18 inches wide by 32.5 inches tall, and I feel like the Danby fits perfectly. In this price range I found that there were really only 2 options: Danby and Edgestar. Although I liked the more traditional controls on the Edgestar, the Danby was about $50 cheaper and had similar reviews. The controls on this Danby unit are fine, but you definitely need to read the manual; they aren’t intuitive. If I was installing the dishwasher in a place where it would be used by a lot of different people, I would have probably gone with the Edgestar for that reason. Performance has been fantastic. I’d say the sound level is normal, and my wife said she’s pleasantly surprised with the sound as well. It also cleans by dishes just as well as the 24-inch Frigidaire model that I had in my previous home. I found that unlike in previous 24-inch dishwashers I’ve owned, rinse-aid is a must in this unit. Without rinse-aid, it does take a very long time for the dishes to become completely dry. Fortunately, the Danby has an indicator light that advises you when rinse aid is low, so this should make it hard to run out. Overall I’m very pleased with this dishwasher, especially since the more well-known brands are twice as expensive! My install took me a few days of casual working, as I was starting from scratch like I mentioned earlier. On the first day I installed a GFCI/AFCI 20 amp circuit to power both the dishwasher and garbage disposal, and installed the garbage disposal. As you can see from my photos, I wired all of the electrical into a single work box with a switch for the garbage disposal for simplicity. As I mentioned earlier, this is an older home, and it was more or less impossible to get the electrical up the wall from the shallow crawlspace below the sink. Furthermore, I didn’t want to fool with the backsplash tile and potentially damage it. A different solution would have been an air pressure switch mounted on the counter-top, but that would have taken additional time. Overall I see little to no inconvenience with the in-cabinet switch, and my understanding is this was more common in the past, anyway. The next day I modified the cabinet and installed the dishwasher. The only additional part I needed that isn’t typically included in a dishwasher install kit was a y splitter for my water supply. Obviously if you’re replacing a dishwasher you’ll already have a place to connect your water inlet hose, but given that I was starting from scratch I needed to do that. Since I wasn’t installing an air gap, I made sure to route the drain line pretty high to mitigate the risk of a drain backup. On a different day I re-plummed the drain to eliminate my outdated s-trap and to provide a more appropriate and efficient route for my new setup. I also filled some imperfections in the wood trim, sanded, and painted. Although I would have preferred a 24-inch model, this Danby has really brought my kitchen into modern times, and I couldn’t be happier. I highly recommend it to anyone who needs an 18-inch solution who’s trying to avoid the high prices of the major brands!
K. F (verified owner) –
Excellent product for the money. But does not dry well. – This was the least expensive of the 8 set dishwashers and does work well. However, the installation guide is generic and showed the inlet in the back while its at the front bottom. I have tried 4 different programs and it still does not dry well.
M. O (verified owner) –
A great low-cost alternative to “Big Box Store” 18″ Dishwashers – Due to backorders galore and prices ranging from $650-1100 for most 18″ dishwashers We looked at (Do NOT get Me started on why a smaller dishwasher costs far more than a standard-size as many have asked, the simple fact is that they are just not as popular and therefore have a much slower sales rate, hence the higher cost) I took the risk on this Danby and WOW – So far i am quite amazed.
M. O (verified owner) –
A great low-cost alternative to “Big Box Store” 18″ Dishwashers – Due to backorders galore and prices ranging from $650-1100 for most 18″ dishwashers We looked at (Do NOT get Me started on why a smaller dishwasher costs far more than a standard-size as many have asked, the simple fact is that they are just not as popular and therefore have a much slower sales rate, hence the higher cost) I took the risk on this Danby and WOW – So far i am quite amazed.
K. F (verified owner) –
Excellent product for the money. But does not dry well. – This was the least expensive of the 8 set dishwashers and does work well. However, the installation guide is generic and showed the inlet in the back while its at the front bottom. I have tried 4 different programs and it still does not dry well.
L. B (verified owner) –
Looking for a stainless steel tub at the right price and found it. – Placed the order before I can install, since house is not ready yet. This black 18″ dishwasher will look great.
C. H (verified owner) –
Great option for DIY retrofit – I purchased the Danby 18-inch dishwasher after a few months of planning. I bought an older home without a garbage disposal or dishwasher, so this was part of my DIY project. I chose an 18-inch dishwasher because it fit into an existing cabinet opening. I had to remove the upper drawer and lower cabinet floor, but there was no need to widen the cabinet. In my pictures you can see the dishwasher installed, as well as another cabinet in my kitchen that has the same dimensions. The cavity width is almost exactly 18 inches wide by 32.5 inches tall, and I feel like the Danby fits perfectly. In this price range I found that there were really only 2 options: Danby and Edgestar. Although I liked the more traditional controls on the Edgestar, the Danby was about $50 cheaper and had similar reviews. The controls on this Danby unit are fine, but you definitely need to read the manual; they aren’t intuitive. If I was installing the dishwasher in a place where it would be used by a lot of different people, I would have probably gone with the Edgestar for that reason. Performance has been fantastic. I’d say the sound level is normal, and my wife said she’s pleasantly surprised with the sound as well. It also cleans by dishes just as well as the 24-inch Frigidaire model that I had in my previous home. I found that unlike in previous 24-inch dishwashers I’ve owned, rinse-aid is a must in this unit. Without rinse-aid, it does take a very long time for the dishes to become completely dry. Fortunately, the Danby has an indicator light that advises you when rinse aid is low, so this should make it hard to run out. Overall I’m very pleased with this dishwasher, especially since the more well-known brands are twice as expensive! My install took me a few days of casual working, as I was starting from scratch like I mentioned earlier. On the first day I installed a GFCI/AFCI 20 amp circuit to power both the dishwasher and garbage disposal, and installed the garbage disposal. As you can see from my photos, I wired all of the electrical into a single work box with a switch for the garbage disposal for simplicity. As I mentioned earlier, this is an older home, and it was more or less impossible to get the electrical up the wall from the shallow crawlspace below the sink. Furthermore, I didn’t want to fool with the backsplash tile and potentially damage it. A different solution would have been an air pressure switch mounted on the counter-top, but that would have taken additional time. Overall I see little to no inconvenience with the in-cabinet switch, and my understanding is this was more common in the past, anyway. The next day I modified the cabinet and installed the dishwasher. The only additional part I needed that isn’t typically included in a dishwasher install kit was a y splitter for my water supply. Obviously if you’re replacing a dishwasher you’ll already have a place to connect your water inlet hose, but given that I was starting from scratch I needed to do that. Since I wasn’t installing an air gap, I made sure to route the drain line pretty high to mitigate the risk of a drain backup. On a different day I re-plummed the drain to eliminate my outdated s-trap and to provide a more appropriate and efficient route for my new setup. I also filled some imperfections in the wood trim, sanded, and painted. Although I would have preferred a 24-inch model, this Danby has really brought my kitchen into modern times, and I couldn’t be happier. I highly recommend it to anyone who needs an 18-inch solution who’s trying to avoid the high prices of the major brands!
P. C (verified owner) –
Great little machine – We purchased a 1948 cottage and wanted to keep the original vintage kitchen footprint. This little beauty fit perfectly into a previous cabinet space. Working with vintage counter depths was a challenge but thanks to Danby I have a dishwasher! Super impressed with the stainless steel innards…lol. And as mentioned in other reviews it is super quite! Just two in our household but this gem holds 2-3 days worth of plates, bowl’s and glasses. It does a great job of cleaning to boot. Just be sure to run the hot water in sink for a min prior to washing. I’m super pleased !