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It's the correct rack But it's in backwards. This is a "load as you like" design with the center spray arm. The Silverware basket goes in front and the "front to back" tines should be on the left.

We do Our 1962 home was part of the Live Better Electrically program. Considering we are about 12 miles from the main plant of General Electric, using lots of electricity was our civic duty! The Medallion program had 2 levels - Gold, for all electric living (mostly in the South and West) and...

Maybe this will help It does mention "early 70T models".....

Norge All my parts lists and manuals show D&M built dishwashers.

Convertible That model number indicates that this was originally a portable model that was converted to a built in. I have a little info on the built in version.

Not me I didn't buy them, the woman from the TV show "The Marvelous Mrs.Maisel" did.

Manual Damper The freezer cold control is not a control per se, but rather a damper that adjusts the flow of cold air from the freezer to the fridge (I believe). So if you adjust it, you should be able to bump up the freezer temp. I'm sure there are others here that can give more details.

Mystery solved On a FB group, someone issued a request for a GE dryer knob. "Hi ! I work for the TV show The Marvelous Mrs.Maisel and we just bought a dryer with a missing knob. Does anyone know what the knob might look like or if a good source to purchase it? Thanks so much!" Look at...

Not necessarily a gravity drain I have the manual for my ‘61 Princess and it shows the option of a separate wall drain. Perhaps some areas had local codes requiring a separate trap for the dishwasher. I think GE promoted full line kitchens.

Pre-Downey Economics Labs, makers of Electrasol & Finish dishwasher detergents, as well as a host of commercial detergents, introduced Rinse Rite for the Hotpoint Wonderinse units in the late 50's. Like many dishwasher detergents, it was sold through appliance dealers. Retail price 89 cents =...

Maybe it's like a Frigidaire from that period. I found this regarding Frigidaire Fridges with lever latches. Maybe there is a way to remove the trim so you can access the workings of the door latch and release the door. Is the freezer door still ok?

Thanks I guess I never knew the lower plastic housing was so flammable. Maybe that's why this was in the basement of an estate sale I went to...... (disclosure, I redid the "Imperial Roll-about" label). Guess I'll keep this on display away from my flame-throwers!

I have never heard the complete story about these Westinghouse dishwashers and their nasty habit of burning up. Can anyone shed some light?

replacement wire All you really need is a new crimp-on female terminal, cut off the old and attach new.

No worries, Dan The part number on the listing is different than the number shown on the package. Thst's what threw me.

Sorry According to my parts list, the correct PN is 4161440. There are 4 buttons, right? Lucky there is one on eBay as well. https://www.ebay.com/itm/322722763280?hash=item4b23c69210:g:AfUAAOSw~rpZTv~5

Maytag? The graphics remind me of the second generation Maytag, after the reverse racks.

Maybe this will help See page 2 for the removal of the lower panel. Page 1 has the pic that helps me!

KDI-14 A KDI-14 from the early 60’s. Probably a KDI-54 model if it was a portable. Parts are tough to find but I bet you could MacGuyver your way to restoring it to working condition.

half gone It looks like the bottom half of the Constant Rinse has broken away. The assembly mounts to the upper housing with 2 screws. I'm not sure if it is exactly the same part as on earlier models. This is om my KDI-16