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Here ya go! Icons depict, Washing & water heating. Progress bar at the very start of a cycle.

Cleaner. I'm curious as to others experience with this. Kroger had this on a special for $10 & I had a $3.50 coupon, so the price seemed right. Starting with a vigorously scrubbed & scrupulously clean shower 3 weeks ago, this product has kept everything very clean. Really only requiring a quick...

Yup the new KitchenAid is similar; but the TOL is quieter still 41db. This Kenmore is 46db. Also, the KitchenAid has the upper 3rd level cutlery trays in addition to the silverware and utensil baskets in the lower rack. You can use both or remove one or the other. Its the users choice.<br The...

Brent here is the control panel. Pic is a bit blurry....

Brent the sauce & broiler pan are clean, as well as everything else. (there is some small specks of badly burned-on grease on the broiler tray, but that will disappear the next time I self-clean the oven) We always use the Smart Wash cycle w/heat dry. Cascade powder & tab or Electrasol tabs...

lower rack loaded & ready to go:

More dirty stuff lower rack

loaded upper

More dirty dishes

Glenn that light blue Surgilator I believe is the first that had the 'splined' drive in lieu of the hex style drive block that the machine was originally built with. Also, the undulated vanes were enlarged to increase the washing action / load rollover. L.P.

Glenn it is, St. Joseph Michigan, 51st week of 1965. L.P.

Friday night dishes<br Upper

Friday night dishe<br Lower:

Is there a 'woodruff' key in a slot formed into the drum shaft?

Interesting story. See the link http://www.tampabay.com/opinion/columns/article1000759.ece

Brent its a Kenmore with the new HE wash system. Gets the dirtiest loads done with 4-5 gallons of water. Takes a couple hours though. It's easy to live with because your really can't hear it, except draining. Then it modestly announces itself.

upper rack

Well its not Friday night but, here is my contribution tonight:

O.K. guys, lets not get hasty. The 22 series KitchenAid retained the reversible disposer/filter Hobart pump-motor that was introduced in the KD21 model line. The machines that have the Whirlpool power clean style pump are the later KD23 series.

Sandy you can still get St. Charles cabinetry. Whirlpool had them in the middle to later 1980's along with a few other lines of kitchen cabinet brands. http://www.vikingrange.com/consumer/global/content.jsp?id=cat8860025