Dishwasher Spec Check
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Jackson DishStar HT: check beyond the voltage label.

230 V is the published label. It is not silently relabeled 240 V here.

HT only, not HT-E

Manufacturer documents read November 8, 2026

Model-specific cautions

This is DishStar HT, not HT-E, HT-E-SEER or another similarly named configuration. Do not use another model's voltage or phase options.

Manufacturer documents say electrical figures are reference values. Actual data-plate values and local installation requirements control.

What the inspected documents say

Published supply
208 V or 230 V,60 Hz, single-phase
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Running load
37.2 A at 208 V; 40.7 A at 230 V
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Supply circuit
Not specified as a breaker recommendation in the inspected electrical table. Do not use load as breaker size.
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Wiring
L1,L2 and ground in the 2026 manual diagram
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Nominal frame
24.25 in wide ×25 in deep ×33-5/16 in high. Manual notes 1 in foot adjustment.
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Dish opening
14.25 in clearance
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Drain limit
Manual drawing: connection at or below 24 in. Confirm the drain route with the installer.
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Incoming hot water
110°F minimum in the 2026 manual parameter table
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Owning source documents

Read the full current documents, not only this summary. A source-read date is not a manufacturer confirmation for your serial number.

What this entry does not establish

Current inventory, quoted configuration, delivered cost, installation approval, local ventilation requirements, current certification, and your building's capacity are not established here. No price or dealer specification database is copied into this comparison.

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