SuliX wrote:The Elektroda forum is a place for people looking for a possibility of rational repair at a minimum cost.
This is your statement that sounds like:
SuliX wrote:Your post doesn't add anything positive, except that you have grown tremendously. Out of frustration, I recommend enrolling in a beginner's boxing course.
Emptiness pours out of your mouth, if you have a problem, write to the manufacturer, maybe he will listen to you.
When you buy any good that serves humanity, you should first realize if you can afford it in the future
for its maintenance, calculating, for example, the costs of depreciation or repair.
Maybe you haven't grown up to the new times and some things are too much for you.
SuliX wrote:If the displayed data regarding e.g. the lack of salt are needed like a hole in the bridge, I suppose that you recommend the use of a grater for washing because it is equipment without unnecessary gimmicks and exceptionally ecological.
No, I recommend a built-in dishwasher with a front panel or a top panel, where the lack of salt is signaled by an appropriate message, most often in the form of a glowing LED diode.
