AEG Mastery FEE62700PM

Do you really dislike hand washing dishes, and would you like to save time and use less water? This particular AEG Mastery FEE62700PM Built-in Dishwasher is able to clean up to 15 × sets of dishes while you can relax and unwind. This built-in dishwasher needs to be installed into your kitchen. The AEG Built-in Dishwasher is part of the E energy class. The acoustic airborne noise emission class is rated as B. The Stainless steel colour of the AEG Mastery FEE62700PM dishwasher will look great in your kitchen. You can also arrange the adjustable dish baskets inside this dishwasher. If you have smaller kids at home, you'll appreciate the feature that locks the buttons, which helps prevent them from accidentally changing the functions of the dishwasher.

AEG Mastery FEE62700PM Built-In Diswasher Key Features

• AEG built-in dishwasher will clean dishes for you
• Built-in dishwasher design will look great in every home
• Energy class: E
• Acoustic airborne noise emissions: B
• Dishwasher colour: stainless steel
• Dishwasher programmes: cutlery drawer, delayed start, dry AutoOpen, adjustable baskets, display, water sensor, full sensor, child protection, perfect GlassCare and ExtraHygiene
• Can clean up to 15 × sets of dishes
• Dimensions: 81.8 × 59.6 × 57.5 cm
• Average energy consumption: 96

What Kind of Features Does the AEG Built-in Dishwasher Offer?

This dishwasher features a delayed start function, so you can set it up beforehand. A special sensor scans the amount of dishes and adjusts the water consumption used. There's a special sensor for water that adjusts it for the ideal amount and temperature. You can even place fragile glasses into the dishwasher with the Perfect GlassCare programme. At the end of the cleaning cycle, the door automatically opens, so it'll help dry the dishes inside. The easy-to-read display shows information about all the features so you can easily change the various programmes. The cutlery basket allows you to wash the cutlery with little hassle. Its primary advantage is its location, as it's outside the dish rack, freeing a lot of space.