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I grew up with a Hotpoint Siloutte 15 set.Kewl looking and yes, fun but the dryer in particular was very poorly constructed. For example, it had a bakelite blower with a cheesy metal cover held on with three tabs.

Beautimus! That overhead rinse is missing the plastic part that has 1 slit on each end, as it often occurs it musta snapped off.

Good to know Greg. Thanks. Wouldn't buy Krups anyway, overpriced for what you get.

Thanks Toggles,it's an aquired art! lol

The overhead constant "rinse" debuted in 1968 with the 16 series. In 1976, when the 18 was introduced having the multi-level wash with the upper level power wash, the overhead rinse was now called the overhead constant wash-rinse. The 19 series eliminated it but has a flat white "tube" at the...

Beautiful! Now if you convert it to heated dry, you'll really be grooving

Interesting stuff. More from others?

But those dishwashers are made by Miele, therefore the question is a legitimate one. I'm not excusing or accusing, just asking about it. Thanks for the answers people.

Alright.It seems to me that the KD-19 is liked the least of all Hobart machines. Who has therefore taken one and surgically installed a heater-blower assembly on it and tinkered with the timer to rearrange when it preheats the water.It does have the longer wash arm not on the KD-18,so there's a...

Looks like they could be a "FI-ASKO" to me. lol

Pardon this question,didn't Miele produce the concentration camp ovens? This has always bothered me,but I'd like clarity on the issue. Thanks.

cool beans!

BTW,howdoyouunstickthespacebar?Allthreeofmykeyboardsaredoingthis.

Daily

Spacebarstuck!sorry

Youguysaresosmart.Interesting!

OxiClean should work

Hey there impeller feller Hey Paul, what a fantabulous everything! BTW, if you haven't already, try Cascade COMPLETE pacs in your glorious dishwasher, not the action pacs which are less potent. The performance will jump up quite a bit. Of course, GE always recommended 150 degree water at the...

So true. Love them though,they are a favorite of mine. Who knows, perhaps another one of those threads-"Why does everyone..."

Has anyone,somehow, ever thought of modifying one of those wimpy spinning combos to greatly ramp up the spin? Perhaps a smaller pulley? Of course how to modify the suspension system or lack thereof would also come into play.