This dishwasher is very quiet, and excellent at cleaning all my dishes and flatware. It took some getting used to having the third rack, but I now totally love it. A great place for all utensils. The adjustability of the second rack allows a great deal of flexibility for putting tall items in either the bottom or the second rack. Looks great and matches all my other LG appliances well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very nice featues on this dishwasher, barely audible run cycle. The only issue we've noticed is the control panel, which is very sensitive. If you (or any part of you) touches the panel the controls respond. My husband somehow locked the panel by brushing up against it, took us awhile to figure out how to unlock (hold two of the buttons down simultaneously) . We haven't found a need for the extra tray but it's nice to know we that option.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow we love our new dishwasher. It is a stunning stainless steel outside and stainless steel inside! It cleans the dishes very well, everything came out spotless and is so quiet! It is truly a beautiful well made dishwasher.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this to get a new dishwasher as the old one was really loud. This is so much quieter and washes the dishes really well. I am amazed at how many more dishes I can put into this unit vs my old unit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Unit is really quiet’ looks are great. Happy with unit. On off button sensitive when you are in front of it and rub controls turns on.&(Only 1 bad thing, no adjustment feet for rear of machine) adjust front to counter top for nice fit but then machine not level slight tilt to rear.) and cannot access unit once in place?

We bought this LG Dishwasher a month ago because our Bosch started giving error codes about pump. So we checked around and determined that we just buy another unit. After looking at the LG we decided to give it a try. I like the unit so much better, it’s even quieter than the Bosch, placing of dishes , drying of the dishes, just all the features I love!

This dishwasher really does an excellent job of cleaning. I really like how you can customize the racks. I can now load all my large mixing bowls and tall baking sheets. I also love how quiet it is. The first few times I used it, I had to check to see if it was actually running.

I purchased both the LG LDFN4542S dishwasher and the LRDCS2603S refrigerator within the last few weeks. Every time I use them I am amazed by the thoughtful design used. Both are expansive and flexible in layout and squeeze the most utility out of their design. Bravo!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My old dishwasher broke on Thanksgiving day, so I went to pick out a new one without any pre-thought out ideas of the features I really wanted. I agreed to purchase the one that was soonest available. It turned out that I love the LG dishwasher. It is sleek, easy to use, and very roomy on the inside. I am surprised that I love the third rack for things like serving spoons, bottle caps and other small items. I also like that I can fit so many items in the silverware rack. It has turned out to be a great buy at a reasonable price and my dishes are super clean too!

We've had this dishwasher about 6 weeks and are very happy with it. Easy to use electronic controls and operating options. Was a little concerned on how well it would dry dishes and plastics, but with the extra-dry option everything comes out nice and dry. We like the nite-dry setting for leaving dishes in overnight. I do wish the utensil tray handle was on the side of the tray, not in the middle blocking several baskets. I removed the handle for better access to the baskets. Installation was no problem, but I do have several comments/recommendations regarding the drain hose. First, the recess in the drain hose connector end that fits on a disposal is too shallow at about 3/4 inch. My old one was 1 1/4 inches. It would not take much, even with the hose clamp to have it pull off and flood the cabinet. Second, I'm not sure why there is a drain hose within a drain hose. It makes the whole hose assembly very rigid and hard to make the anti siphon loop and then a 90 to connect to the disposal. Third, and it applies to the thick somewhat rigid drain hose, I would rather see room behind the washer to let the hose come up and into the cabinet high on the sidewall. I followed the instructions and drilled a hole in the floor of my sink cabinet according to the template. It now occurs to me that if I ever had a water leak in that cabinet, water will flow down under the base/toe kick area and be very hard to clean up/dry. Cutting a hole in the bottom of a cabinet seems to be a very bad idea and I'm sorry I did it.