Semi-integrated models like the G892SCi put the electronics in a narrow strip right at the top of the door, which is exactly where escaping steam collects. Two decades on, the most common complaint we get on this model is not a wash problem at all but buttons that need to be pressed several times. The turbidity sensor is the other age-related item: when its optical window fouls, the machine reads every load as heavily soiled and stretches the cycle accordingly.
Key Features
- Semi-integrated build with an exposed control strip above a custom panel
- Sensor-assisted wash with a turbidity reading on the main cycle
- Salt and rinse-aid level indicators on the fascia
- Cutlery basket with a height-adjustable upper rack
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Turbidity sensor window clouding over and locking the machine into long cycles
02
Control strip membrane buttons going unresponsive from steam ingress
03
Drain hose check valve failing and allowing sink water back into the tub