A washing-agent dispenser designed for being mounted at a through opening (A) of a tub wall (5) of a dishwasher comprises: —a dispenser body (11), having a rear part (11′) and a front part (11″); —a perimetral gasket (30) mounted in a corresponding seat (S) of the dispenser body (11) and prearranged for exerting a sealing action with respect to a mounting side (5a) of the tub wall (5); —a frame (40) having a substantially annular shape, defining a central passage (B) through which the rear part (11′) of the dispenser body (11) is insertable. The frame (40) has at least one of the following: —first coupling means (41), which can be coupled to corresponding second coupling means (16) provided in the dispenser body (11), the first coupling means (41) and the second coupling means (16) being configured for fixing of the dispenser body (11) at the through opening (A) of the tub wall (5), in a condition of at least partial compression of the perimetral gasket (30) for exerting thereby a sealing action between the dispenser body (11) and the mounting side (5a) of the tub wall (5); and—reinforcement means (42, 43), prearranged for countering possible deformation or yielding of the tub wall (5) at least in an area thereof that circumscribes the corresponding through opening (A).

A dishwasher can include a chassis, a tub, and a dishrack moveable into and out of the tub. A rail assembly mounting the dishrack to the tub can include a slidable rail and at least one support housing secured to the tub for supporting the slidable rail. The dishwasher can also include at least one light source for illuminating a portion of the tub.

A dishwasher includes: a tub defining a washing space, a sump disposed at a lower portion of the washing space and configured receive water, a plurality of nozzles disposed at the washing space and configured to spray the water received in the sump toward an object in an upward direction, and a wash water guide configured to supply the water in the sump to each of the plurality of nozzles and disposed at the washing space. The wash water guide includes a main wash water guide, a plurality of sub wash water guides respectively branched from the main wash water guide, and a plurality of connection parts connecting the main wash water guide to the plurality of sub wash water guides, and an angle between at least one connection part of the plurality of connection parts and the main wash water guide is an acute angle.

A spraying apparatus and control method therefor and a dishwasher. The spraying apparatus comprises: a spray pipe, a water injection spray pipe being provided on the spray pipe; a drive mechanism, the drive mechanism comprising a driving gear and multiple driven gears engaging with the driving gear, and the driven gear being connected to the spray pipe to drive the spray pipe to rotate; a drive mechanism, the drive mechanism being connected to the driving gear to drive the driving gear to rotate.

A dish rack is supported for both selective movement into and out of a washing chamber of a dishwasher tub and vertically relative to the tub, with the vertical adjustment being made by manually grasping and shifting at least one frontal cross bar extending about a front wall of the dish rack to cause pivoting of first and second lever members extending along sides of the dish rack. The side lever members cooperate with latching mechanisms to lift and retain the dish rack in a select raised position

A dish rack is supported for both selective movement into and out of a washing chamber of a dishwasher tub and vertically relative to the tub, with the vertical adjustment being made by manually grasping and shifting at least one frontal cross bar extending about a front wall of the dish rack to cause pivoting of first and second lever members extending along sides of the dish rack. The side lever members cooperate with latching mechanisms to lift and retain the dish rack in a select raised position.

A dish washing device includes an inner compartment and a water collection cup arranged at a bottom part of the inner compartment, a wash pump and a heating apparatus are arranged on the water collection cup and/or a first water supply pipeline. The wash pump is used for pumping washing water inside the water collection cup to the inner compartment via the first water supply pipeline, and the heating apparatus is used for selectively heating the washing water. The heating apparatus includes a thermoelectric cooler used for heating the washing water. In comparison to heating washing water using an electric heater, thermo- electric cooler may save a large amount of power, thereby reducing the power consumption of the dishwashing device, and facilitating energy conservation and eco-friendliness.

A dishwasher appliance including a quick-wash feature. A secondary door attached is attached to a main door and forms a quick-wash compartment. A quick-wash assembly provides fluid for cleaning. Articles may be supported on the secondary door during cleaning or may be manually supported by the user at the quick-wash assembly. Various modes of operation may be used for cleaning including wash and rinse functions.

A dishwasher water channel, which is integrated in a base of a dishwasher, is disclosed. The dishwasher water channel has a water distribution chamber, a flow guidance channel, and a spray arm. The flow guidance channel has one end communicating with the water distribution chamber and the other end communicating with the spray arm. The flow guidance channel extends from an outer wall of the water distribution chamber toward a rear end of the base and communicates with the spray arm at the rear end of the base. A spray arm seat is provided between the spray arm and the flow guidance channel and penetrates the base. The spray arm is connected to a top of the spray arm seat and located above the base to spray water out of the spray arm seat, and the flow guidance channel is connected to a bottom of the spray arm seat and located below the base.

A dishwasher has a housing (10) with a wash chamber (20) and a top wall (204) with a non-planar surface (214;214″) facing downwardly into the wash chamber, the surface having portions (216,218; 226,228) facing downwardly and facing in different horizontal directions (H1,H2; HX,HY,HP,HQ). Nozzles (402) mounted within the wash chamber spray a liquid upwardly within the wash chamber. The surface portions redistribute the upwardly-sprayed water in horizontal directions to provide a more uniform washing action. A portable dishwasher may have a fresh water reservoir (422) and a used water reservoir (430) mounted in the housing beneath the wash chamber. The used water reservoir may be removably mounted in the housing so that the user can remove used wash water by removing the used water reservoir. The portable dishwasher can be used at a location remote from a sink.