Our Maytag dishwasher was recalled. Since it is almost eight years
old and I dislike the spray tower in the middle of the bottom rack,
we decided to take the $75 off on a new dishwasher. The web page
says that we will need a "proof of destruction" of the old
dishwasher to get the $75. (We have not yet received the forms from
Maytag.)

What kind of "proof" do they require? Thank you in advance for all
replies.
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Our Maytag dishwasher was recalled. Since it is almost eight years
old and I dislike the spray tower in the middle of the bottom rack,
we decided to take the $75 off on a new dishwasher. The web page
says that we will need a "proof of destruction" of the old
dishwasher to get the $75. (We have not yet received the forms from
Maytag.)

What kind of "proof" do they require? Thank you in advance for all
replies.
The forms you get will state what constitutes valid proof of
destruction

"Daniel Prince" wrote in message
What kind of "proof" do they require? Thank you in advance for all
replies.
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I'm sure they will specify. I means you have to make it unusable in some
manner. Perhaps a photo or a receipt from your local dealer that picked it
up when you buy the new unit.