Key Features:

• 6 place settings — washed at worktop height, no bending
• Six wash programmes — from Delicate through to Heavy
• Knock to pause — add a missed dish mid-cycle
• 43dB wash — quiet enough to run through the evening
• 410 x 599 x 553mm — fits a standard 600mm cabinet opening
• 5 year guarantee — offers lasting reassurance and added peace of mind

What's Included:

• Cutlery basket
• Knife clip and multipurpose clip
• Fixing screws
• Door panel and handle kits are sold separately

The Fisher & Paykel Series 9 DD60SHI9 Fully Integrated Single 6 Place DishDrawer Dishwasher washes at worktop height in a drawer that pulls out, so loading and unloading happen without bending down to a hinged door.

This integrated dishwasher measures 410 x 599 x 553mm, or 16.1 x 23.6 x 21.8in, uses 7.9 litres and 0.61kWh on a standard cycle, and runs at 43 decibels. The front takes a panel and handle from your own kitchen range.

Drawer loading

The drawer slides out at worktop height, so the whole load is visible from above and nothing has to be reached for at floor level.

6 place settings

The racking takes round plates up to 280mm, with fold-down tines, pitch adjustable tines and height adjustable cup racks.

Knock to pause

A knock on the front pauses the wash so a forgotten dish can go in. It restarts from where it stopped.

Six programmes

Delicate, Eco, Fast, Heavy, Medium and Rinse, with Quick, Sanitise and Extra Dry available on top of any of them.

SmartDrive technology

The direct drive BLDC motor has fewer moving parts than a belt drive, and it is what keeps the drawer to 43 decibels.

5 year guarantee

This integrated dishwasher is supplied with a 5 year guarantee.

Additional Information:

• Brand: Fisher & Paykel
• Range: Series 9 Integrated
• Energy rating: F
• Energy use: 61kWh per 100 cycles
• Power supply: 5A, 220 to 240V, 50Hz
• Controls: Internal wash selector with keylock and a rinse aid indicator
• Drying: Fan assisted

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