Check
point
When
the walls of the tub are wet and the dishes are dry, this is a normal condition
of the environment.
This happens when the tub cools faster than the dishes,
allowing moisture to condense on the walls during the dry process.
These
images represent the inside temperature of the tub. When the walls of the tub
cool it affects the entire tub temperature,
as seen in the image on the right.
This will allow moisture to condense on the walls of the tub.
The last rinse before the drying process begins is the heated rinse. The unit relies on the heat retained by the dishes from the heated rinse
to help
evaporate the moisture from the tub.
The room air will cause the walls of the
tub to cool down faster, which
is why moisture can condense on them.
The dishes in the tub will retain the heat longer and therefore will be dry at the end of the cycle.
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