After having a couple dishwashers break down on us within 6 months of each other, I decided to scour the internet to research what the most reliable washers ever made were. It was my goal to buy the last one I'd ever have and be done with dishwasher shopping forever. I found this website's discussion forums and started digesting everything I could from it. I became struck with how much admiration the appliances from the days of yore had garnered. Before long, I found a clean KDI-17 on craigslist just 2 miles from our house, which I ended up purchasing only yesterday. Maybe $100 was over-paying, but I wanted it. And its aesthetic qualities was a good fit for my particular brand of...well, my wife says, "It's cute".
For my current and future reference, I was wondering if anyone could send me a small collection of quality "gut-shot" pictures of this machine so I can see from different angles what everything should look like underneath. Component placement, wiring, etc. I downloaded the service manual but I'd like some larger color pictures to reference.
For my current and future reference, I was wondering if anyone could send me a small collection of quality "gut-shot" pictures of this machine so I can see from different angles what everything should look like underneath. Component placement, wiring, etc. I downloaded the service manual but I'd like some larger color pictures to reference.
