AEG Series 7000 GlassCare Freestanding Slimline Dishwasher, Stainless Steel, Model FFB73527ZM

The AEG Series 7000 GlassCare Freestanding Slimline Dishwasher is a compact, 45cm-wide appliance designed to deliver full-sized cleaning performance in smaller kitchen spaces. Despite its slim profile, it offers a generous 10-place setting capacity, making it suitable for couples or smaller households. The dishwasher incorporates AEG's specialised GlassCare system, which uses SoftGrips and SoftSpikes to securely hold delicate glassware and wine glasses during the wash cycle, helping to prevent breakage and ensure streak-free results. Key features include the innovative SatelliteClean system, which employs double-rotating spray arms to provide three times better spray coverage than standard systems, reaching every corner of the stainless steel tub. The AirDry technology automatically opens the door by 10cm at the end of the cycle to allow natural air circulation for improved drying results and energy efficiency. For enhanced hygiene, the ExtraHygiene function heats water to 69°C for several minutes, effectively removing 99.99% of bacteria and viruses. The MaxiFlex cutlery drawer with removable dividers offers customisable storage for everything from standard cutlery sets to bulky kitchen utensils. The dishwasher operates at a quiet 45dB noise level thanks to its efficient inverter motor, making it suitable for open-plan living spaces. It includes multiple programmes such as Auto, Eco, Quick (30-minute), 60-minute, 90-minute, 160-minute, and Silent modes, with built-in sensors that automatically adjust cycles based on load soil level. Practical features include a height-adjustable upper basket with QuickLift mechanism, foldable racks for flexible loading, delayed start up to 24 hours, remaining time display, automatic load recognition, and overflow protection. With water consumption of 9.9 litres per cycle and energy consumption of 67 kWh per 100 cycles (D-rated), it balances cleaning performance with environmental considerations.