Cleaning and liquid contact with solids – Processes – Combined
Patent
1998-10-27
1999-12-28
Gulakowski, Randy
Cleaning and liquid contact with solids
Processes
Combined
134 251, 134 252, 134 56D, 134 57D, 134 58D, B08B 704
Patent
active
060076402
ABSTRACT:
The dishwasher of the present invention is adapted to skip a drain cycle if the water in the dishwasher is clean enough. The invention uses a turbidity sensor to sense the turbidity of the water. If the sensed turbidity is below a threshold value, the drain motor and the water valve are disabled to prevent the water from being drained and to prevent additional water from being introduced into the dishwasher.
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Johnson Thomas M.
Neff Mark B.
Gulakowski Randy
Markoff Alexander
Maytag Corporation
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