“Buttons hidden--what if I need to stop mid-cycle? I see that there is a way to interrupt the cycle and drain the machine, but because the buttons are all on top of the door, how are you supposed to access them? Is it really okay to open the door mid-cycle? I'm hoping I never need to do this, but would like to know ahead of time. If I have the installer come back and lower the whole unit, I might be able to squeeze a finger between the counter and the buttons. Is this the way it should be installed?”

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• Thanks for the question. The DMT400 is designed for customers who prefer the built-in look of hidden controls. You can pause the dishwasher during a cycle by opening the door slowly and carefully, since there may be steam that escapes. If the door is opened while the dishwasher is running, a safety mechanism is activated and stops the cycle, which will resume where it left off if the door is closed again after a short time. If you prefer a dishwasher with controls on the front where they're more visible, you may want to consider Samsung's DMT300 model. - Ms. Samsung

  Answered by MsSamsung 13 years ago

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• Yes, you can open the door mid cycle and press the buttons to drain and end the cycle

  Answered by mlknez 13 years ago

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