Your presentation was great. However, the manual for the 800 Series is awful. It relies too much on the owner scanning QR codes to learn the simplest techniques. There is no excuse for a poorly written manual. Even though I know how to use the technology, I like to read instructions and feel that having to scan the QR code is an extra unnecessary step! There is also the fact that hackers can break into the QR codes!

TLDR: the range is not reliable and the warranty work isn’t timely. This is a beautiful range and I love the induction; HOWEVER, on January 5, 2025, when it was 7 months old, the first time we tried to use the self clean feature, we got an error message about the latch being broken. The range beeped incessantly because it wouldn't let us cancel the self clean. We unplugged it, turned the breaker off and then back on, but the beeping would always continue when the range was turned back on. Because it was still under warranty, GE was finally able to schedule a warranty repair 8 days later (so at this point, it was over a week that we'd been unable to use our range). Then after the service visit, we were told by the repairman the part was on backorder with NO ETA! So I reached out to GE again and was told they were awaiting a review by a “parts specialist” and would get back to me next Tuesday, which at that point over two weeks without a usable range JUST to find out if/when we can get the part, so there is still no definitive resolution in sight. GE should replace the range with a new one now since they have been unable to repair it in a timely manner, or give me a refund so I can buy another brand. And it's less than a year old. In summary, the range is not reliable and the warranty work isn’t timely.

Adjustments are found on page 104 of the installation manual. Anti-Tip Device page

Great great video!!! Way more informative than the Bosch video. Thanks 😊 800 series question: Is there a way to see time remaining on the top panel while it's running a cycle? Without opening the door? Thanks!!!

Thanks! My dishwasher came with a user's manual in several languages other than English. Appreciated this English demo.

Please can you do a video about what can fit inside these tiny ovens? Thinking about getting one but the smaller one is what we can afford but can you even roast a chicken in it? How many cookies/ cupcakes can you bake at once? Can you fit a covered Le Creuset pot to bake bread/braise? What size pot could fit in there?

I have this dishwasher and I love it. However, I easily put in onto Express mode one day and now I can’t seem to remove it for any other setting. What can I do?😊

Great video, prepping to do an install on a Miele unit in a couple weeks. Hoping you have one on the Anti tip device install.

Had 2 Bosch top of the line dishwashers. Both sucked!

Where is your store? I'd love to make an appointment to visit.

I just bought the dishwasher, I set in on the crystal dry cycle , it washed well and the dishes were dry but the interior door and walls are still wet, I'm assuming it is because energy efficient feature. Will this cause the interior to rust overtime?

Does 7580 needs a water and drain line?

Is the grill on top inferred?

What setting would you choose to bake pastries like croissants and similar laminated doughs characteristic of viennoserie?

Speaking of matching appliances, my kitchen is a complete mishmash of brands (GE, Samsung, and Electrolux), only my fridge and dishwasher are same brand GE. But I’ll be replacing it with a KitchenAid. Hoping it works good!

I'm curious what you think about the current Wolf E series 30" Ovens? I know they just have the twin fans vs the dual vertiflow system. Do you think that's a big drawback? I'd be curious how you think a Wolf E Series compares to say something like GE Profile/Cafe/Monogram oven?

I have the Monogram version and I thought remote pre-heating was silly at first, though we've had ours for the last 3 years and it's surprisingly useful. Especially combined with something like Google home devices and lazy people like me. For example when my wife and I are waking up but still have to brush our teeth, shower, etc and we have some left over pizza (which I always reheat in the oven on a baking stone for the best results) I ask her "Hey do you want leftover pizza when we get up", then I just say "Hey Google, Preheat the Mega oven to 400 degrees" (I call it the mega oven since this is the extra large oven on our 48" Monogram range). Now when we're done getting ready our oven is already preheated, throw the pizza in and 12 minutes later good to go. Same goes for thinking ahead on say a frozen pizza or if my wife expects to bake. Usually this doesn't happen when we're out of the house, though a few times we've done it coming back from the store bringing home something frozen to bake. It's a surprisingly useful feature.

Great video. Anyone know if the Eco cycle on this Bosch 800 is slightly quieter than any of the other cycles? My Asko has an Eco cycle and it brings the decibal level down to 38-39 from 40 in addition to extended cycle times.

Hello.. just install the series 800 dishwasher black SS Your video is very helpful. Still a bit unsure on the product you mentioned to throughly clean greasy buildup after 6 months or year. Had some sort of wax to melt from heated water when on sanitize option. What is the product so I can look for it. Thank you and perhaps you can do a video on the home app with Bluetooth and how to use it to run dishwasher? 😊😊

All I see is stuff that can break. Why would anyone want all these gadgets? With only removing solids my €200 dishwasher cleans perfectly.

The back ground music should be eliminated, it drowns Your voice out.

You have to pull that probe out like you're starting a lawnmower.

More expensive and less drawers and space comparing it with the conventional ones in my opinion,

The Crystal Dry is a joke. We are extremely disappointed in this dishwasher's drying capabilities. We've tried numerous settings and when we open the dishwasher the following morning the door has water all over it and things are still wet.

Thanks for the video. Most informational video I've found on the 800 series.

Model g5266 scvi. I've attached all the hangers. But what LOCKS the door on?

What color are the bezel and knob in the dual fuel?

Great, honest information! Thanks!

WARNING: turning the nut clockwise raises the range. Turn it counterclockwise to lower the range. The video incorrectly states that a clockwise rotation will raise the range. If your range is at max height (37 inches), be careful to not overtighten this nut. Doing so will pull the front plate in and make it difficult to attach the toe kick. I bought thin magnets to fix this.

That utensil basket isn’t big enough only 1/2 the size of any other dishwasher

I’m also having difficulty enabling the cameras in my new unit. The option is grey on the home app.

Thanks for this video! How does this one compare to the new models with automated cooking and thermometer stick? I d love to buy one but Im not sure the new features are worth the extra money. Maybe these versions that are a little bit older are just as good?

It's a nice dishwasher overall, but Bosch did a really dumb thing on this one. For years and decades if you open the door and than close it - it would continue the cycle, no other actions necessary. Than some genius decided that why don't we make them press start button again. And that's how it is on this one. You open the dishwasher mid-cycle to grab a cutting board or a fork. You close it. The annoying light start blinking telling you that it's not gonna just continue the cycle. It blinks very slowly, so you not immediately realize that it's blinking, not just on. When you realize (or not, and than you will find out in the morning that dishes are still dirty) - you have to open it again, and press the start button. But it's not a normal button, oh no. It's a sensor. With no tacktile feedback. And now the water over it from when you opened dishwasher mid-cycle. And sensor is not working well when whet. But it does makes some weird noise when you try to press it, you think it's all set, close the door... notice slow blinking again (or not, see above)... You open it again, dry the "button" with towel, carefully press, close the door, wait 30 seconds to see that LED is on, not blinking.... Excellent example on how not to do things in engineering. German engineers took a good product and made it bad, for no reason at all. We have that thing (ISHP78CM5N) for half a year now, and dishes are often not washed in the morning because of this "improvement" they did. I' m seriously considering getting another brand, and would advice people to not buy Bosch models with that control panel like in this video.

Ge appliances was sold off to the chinese company Haier in 2007 that includes monographs so guess what more unreliable appliances terrible

The speed ovens dont do either microwaving or baking well in my experience

Thank you. Best video I found for 800 series.

Quit making a sucking on your teeth sound. Why do you do that all the time?

Question my 800 series is 53decibels loud (with iphone app) and when I use the auto setting it NEVER cleans in less time. Why?

We are considering the ADA version (our opening is only 33 5/8"), but the dish area is 2" shorter. Do you think we would have issues fitting full sized plates and glasses due to the height decrease?

How long does the Auto setting run for? I love the filter option, how often if ever does it need replacing?

Worst ice maker

The digital placement of the temp panel is terrible. It gets dirty, kiss access it, groceries going in and out change the temp. Dunno why they did that. Bad idea

Can Bosh shx78cm5n be converted to panel ready as well?

Do you know if this is possible with the G7156?

Thanks!

Nice review. I have a Thermador Pro that came with the house from previous owners that is about 16 years old that performs well, but has a tough time drying and I wanted a color change to match my kitchen remodel (and not have the front all scratched up). The previous owners beat the heck out of it and it still keeps going. I just pulled the trigger on a Bosch 800 SHX78CM5N vs. the SHP78CM5N shown here, on Black-Friday sale. I think the major difference is the handle design (bar) and ballbearing rack wheels (?). The 800 series are by far the most popular at the local appliance stores for the higher-end dishwashers. I'm looking forward to seeing how well the CrystalDry system works.

This is a very detailed introduction pf the Bosch 800. Thx

Thanks! Just chose the gas version myself. I didn't want to run a new 220 line and it will be used as an "I need more oven space" choice over my current stove top. I wish the grates were the same, but when I tried them they fit idetically (Gas version are heavy monsters). On the DF, there is no way to tell the different BTU on the higher levels, all burner caps are the same size. Yes, I'd forget.... Wish me luck!

I bought one in 2007. love it

Santize and crystal dry help latter work better. Auto wastes 5 gallons of water vs normals 2.5 gal with no better result. App has good usage info for you to track. We turn on sanitize and crystal dry to get rid of the oils and dirt. Heavy is overkill most of time