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Never used and near me. If it was portable I would take it in a heartbeat! http://providence.craigslist.org/for/4746044961.html

My friend's grandmother had the sink with the disposal compartment in the corner. Probably the hardest sink to use. She would have to clean out the big portion to peel carrots, potatoes, etc and then scoop them into the disposal. Scraping a plate or a pot out you needed really good aim to get it...

I had the dishwasher and washing machine many years ago

I have a galley kitchen and the dishwasher is out of the way so I keep the door open all the time. It's only latched when it's running or finished and I haven't emptied it.

There is no need for cycle times that long. My Maytag does a Pots and Pans cycle in less than 90 minutes. Sani rinse on this model could add as much as 1 hour to the running time...completely ridiculous!

perc o prince if you get it don't tell me how great it looks or runs...I may die of jealousy.

Go for it. I need to start clearing out clutter in my life and the last thing I need is another dishwasher

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The 19 had water heating to 150 degrees in the first fill and final rinse I believe. It also had no constant rinse and no heated drying. I emailed the seller and they sent me a few pics

Not too far from me. I just wish they had more pics http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/app/4613803728.html

Appnut you are so right. Last New Years my sister threw 2 crock pots in her 2001 Ultra Wash. Both of them had been on low/warm for almost 12 hours with meatballs in one and a cheese dip in the other. Baked on was an understatement. One cycle of Pots and Pans and they looked brand new. There is...

It's back to normal again. I hope it did fix itself as I hate the selection of portables out there if I need to get a new one. Not to mention that Maytag has no more portable dishwashers to be found unless they are coming out with a new model.

I'll take em if nobody has claimed them

So I may have a developing issue. Ran a cycle on Normal tonight. As it was performing the final drain it stopped and I kept hearing a clicking noise from the control dial. Most of the water was still in it. I advanced the dial to other cycles and just clicking. So I took all the dishes out and...

Fall River, Massachusetts. Famous for Lizzie Borden and Emeril

All I've wanted for years was a WC702 in perfect condition but have never found one

Kitchen Aid Mixers for the 70s and Cuisinart Food Processors would probably be in the 80s.

I've been presalting meats and brining poultry for a few years now. Amazing difference!

My friend's parents bought this around 1986-1988. They eventually built it in but I have no idea if it's still in use since they sold their house. The manual is still online on the GE website. The model is GSC702