Asko did not give the D3251XLFI a line of its own. Its 2007 United States line-up for the D3000 Series prints the pair as D3251FI/3251XLFI and describes them together: hidden controls with push button access to six programs, installable with an optional one-piece white, bisque or stainless steel door with a curved handle, or with an owner-supplied, one-piece custom door. That paired entry is the verified record for the D3251XLFI and nothing is added to it here.
The custom door option is the part with consequences. A fully integrated machine has its door mechanism set against the panel that is actually fitted, and on a D3251XLFI that panel may be one Asko supplied or one made for the kitchen, with the weight and the fixing method that came with it. Which of those is on the machine is established before door work begins. The D3251XLFI is long discontinued, so whether a part still exists is settled before a job is quoted, and the serial number plate rather than the model name is what any order is matched to.
Key Features
- Shown in the D3000 Series line-up on Asko's own United States dishwasher page, 2007
- Printed there as the pair D3251FI/3251XLFI
- Hidden controls with push button access to its six programs, as Asko states
- Can be installed with an optional one-piece white, bisque or stainless steel door with a curved handle, or with an owner-supplied, one-piece custom door, as Asko states
- Discontinued
Most Common Issues on This Model
Controls unresponsive or the display blank at the start of a cycle
The drain pump running on without clearing the sump
A cycle running far longer than it used to
Dishes coming out gritty or filmed after a full program