How does the dishwasher door open?

mezcar

2 years ago

How does the dishwasher door open? Doesn't look like there is space above the door. Thanks

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Siemens Home UK
2 years ago
The dishwasher has the openAssist system: all you have to do is press lightly on the door front to open the dishwasher door. It's so easy and entirely handle-free. Not only is it more convenient to open, but it can also be seamlessly integrated into any modern handle-free kitchen.
mezcar
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2 years ago
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Thanks, that's fantastic. i guess that's my next diswasher choice 😊
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