Here is an earlier accessible-height member of the 800 Series, the SGE68X55UC, built before CrystalDry reached these low-profile machines. It is 32 1/16 inches tall and rated 44 dBA, with 15 place settings, a third rack, a RackMatic upper basket and a stainless tub. Drying is by condensation.
An owner who compares it with a current 800 Series should expect lightweight plastics to come out damp, since that is simply how this drying system works. Beyond that, it is clearly the same family Bosch still sells today.
With age, the items on our list are the front ends of the third-rack runners, plus the door springs and their cables. Parts that are specific to the low tub are confirmed before we give a written price.
No. The zeolite module and the duct and electronics that serve it are built in at the factory, so there is no way to retrofit that kind of drying afterward. Rinse aid is the practical aid.
Usually more readily than a regular one, since replacing it may mean altering the counter. We always weigh up that comparison properly, set out in writing, before any work starts.
This model dries by condensation, which leaves lightweight plastic damp. Rinse aid and a short wait with the door ajar help, but it will not match CrystalDry.
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