Oh my gosh, Linn! I can only imagine how frustrating this has been for you! I know you stated you have has a service tech out to look at it already. I do not know if anyone has given you things to check, but here is my best list for a drying challenge: The “sweet” spot for water temperature is between 120-125 degrees (at the water heater) for the best cleaning potential. Ensure you run the water in the sink until it is hot (like you do before getting in the shower). Finally, is the heater (inside on the bottom of the dishwasher) covered by a heavy mineral or calcium scale (looks like white spots on the heater)? If it is, start a cycle with no dishes in it. Once it has finished the initial fill, add 1 cup of white vinegar to the bottom and let it finish the cycle. I sure do hope something helps! Warmest wishes, Ruth

Hello Neelie27, thank you for your review. I certainly hate to hear that you are experiencing concerns with your dishwasher. Typically when a dishwasher displays an "I30" error code this indicates a leak or overflow has been detected. Please look for any loose connections at the water inlet valve and ensure the unit is properly leveled. If you still have a concern out of sorts, please feel free to contact us at 1-877-435-3287. Hope this helps! -Jennifer

Jeeprasr, thank you for sharing your dishwasher experience with us. I can certainly tell that you are frustrated with your dishwasher, let me try to help. An i10 error code means a low fill has been detected; Look for a pinched water supply line, or the water shutoff valve may not be completely open. An i30 error code means a leak or overflow of water has been detected in the bottom pan; Look for loose connections at the water inlet valve and ensure the unit is properly leveled and plumb. These are both typically related to installation, I would contact whoever did the installation to correct these matters. The industry standard limited one year warranty that comes with our appliances, is for repair (which covers all functional repair actions), and doesn’t cover installation. The most likely culprit if you are having a drying challenge is water temperature. The “sweet” spot for water temperature is between 120-130 degrees for the best cleaning and drying potential. If you are uncertain if your water is the appropriate heat, check your water heater's temperature reading. To help get the hottest water to your dishwasher, try letting water run in your sink until it’s hot (like you do before getting in the shower). This "primes the pump", it gets hotter water to your dishwasher faster. Your dishwasher uses about 3-4 gallons per cycle, limiting the opportunity the water has to warm up if it doesn’t start off hot enough. States like Georgia have hard water and that can impact the efficiency of your dishwasher’s use of rinse aid. As you stated you are doing both of these steps, I would double check what the temperature setting is on your water heater. If you need assistance, please reconnect with us directly by calling our Customer Engagement Center at 877-435-3287. The hours for the Customer Engagement Center are 8am to 8pm Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9am to 6pm EST. Your friendly Frigidaire lady, Ruth