1960-Something GE Dishwasher
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bluejay
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Too bad this is so far; it would definitely find a home with me if it were closer.
Looks like a 1967 model. Can't say these were spectacular performers, but the control panel is classic. Has Rinse-Glo but not much else. Will try to find it in the literature but it looks like an oddball "track 7 3/4" model.
Yup, 1967 and it was a standard catalog model #SD-300C. It was one down from the TOL. I think 1967 is the first year for blue racks after the white ones
Interesting.... I spotted the Rinse-Glo but I wondered what the two cycle selections were.
Would this have had a three-level wash? I am guessing the 'Silver Shower' was already gone by this model...
Would this have had a three-level wash? I am guessing the 'Silver Shower' was already gone by this model...
risne & hold and normal cycle are the two buttons.
I don't think "Silver Shower" happened yet.
I always thought these model GE's were so beautiful. There were several homes in the neighborhood where I grew up that his this model and the model up from this. They were all yellow in color. I thought they were so classy looking. Never was able to hear one wash. : (
You didn't hear them from your house?
<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">Just sayin'</span>
<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">Just sayin'</span>
firedome
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Guess only the TOL model...
had the "Golden Shower"? LOL
had the "Golden Shower"? LOL
The first disposables.
Unfortunately, with the first 30 years of GE Front-Loaders, the designs of the control panels were always more sophisticated than the innards. And it pains me to say that because of their heritage and what could have been.
I think this was a conscious decision on the part of the company to corner the mass-construction market. They were very light in weight and inexpensive. They were everywhere. Very easy for a landlord to install and then remove and dispose.
Unfortunately, with the first 30 years of GE Front-Loaders, the designs of the control panels were always more sophisticated than the innards. And it pains me to say that because of their heritage and what could have been.
I think this was a conscious decision on the part of the company to corner the mass-construction market. They were very light in weight and inexpensive. They were everywhere. Very easy for a landlord to install and then remove and dispose.
norgeway
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RE never heard one
Imagine a garbage disposal and a chainsaw running together!!!LOL
Imagine a garbage disposal and a chainsaw running together!!!LOL
