I just checked with them again. They said there was a bolt mounting it, but they removed it and still can’t slide it out more than a few inches because it caught on the counter.

Unless you've had floor tile installed after the dishwasher was, it has to pull out. The only fasteners would be through the sides of the dishwasher into the adjacent cabinets or through the top in the front.

No, the same tile is there that was there when the dishwasher was orginally swapped for the previous Bosch dishwasher that came out without issue.

The rear legs of some (all?) Miele dishwashers can be adjusted from the front as shown in this diagram. I assume the installers removed the toekick.

My Miele got stuck under the counter before it was installed in my last place, after the Soapstone was installed. It was probably a fraction too tall.

It just takes forever to crank those feet down, I turned those things for an hour, it felt like.

Ok, if the rear legs really can be adjusted from the front, that may be the solution.

The workers have already left. So, I can have them try again another time if I can confirm it is the case on this specific dishwasher.

What is the dishwasher model number?

G7106

Hi, I just got a new dishwasher, and had it installed ( i am getting to old for this stuff) I did notice when he took it out he tilted the front end out

. I dont know if the door was open or not. When he put the new one in he tilted the front down then pushed it it then tilted it up. Took about an hour.

Good Luck Woodbutcher