Free KDS-17? 16? in South Bend, Ind.
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varicyclevoice
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Door looks really, really small?
There is an appliance dolly attached to the machine and they have a strap running across the door. It is a standard sized machine. I believe it is a (Patrician) KDP-20 Energy Saver V dishwasher. These were made around 1981-1984.
I remember these machines well and overall I like them. I especially loved the sleek control panels. There were 4 models in this series: Superba, Patrician, Imperial, and Custom. My cousin actually has this exact model but she has a trim kit front with a wood door to match her cabinets. I also have an aunt who has a KDC-20.
I hope someone will get this machine. I like the idea of heating the water to the correct washing temperature.
There is an appliance dolly attached to the machine and they have a strap running across the door. It is a standard sized machine. I believe it is a (Patrician) KDP-20 Energy Saver V dishwasher. These were made around 1981-1984.
I remember these machines well and overall I like them. I especially loved the sleek control panels. There were 4 models in this series: Superba, Patrician, Imperial, and Custom. My cousin actually has this exact model but she has a trim kit front with a wood door to match her cabinets. I also have an aunt who has a KDC-20.
I hope someone will get this machine. I like the idea of heating the water to the correct washing temperature.
varicyclevoice
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addendum
After looking at the button arrangements....I now think it is a KDP-19. I don't think this machine has the Energy Saver / No Heat Dry button on the far right. The 20 series used this button but it was spaced a bit apart from the other buttons on the right. This machine appears as though that button isn't there.
The 19 and 20 series machines were so similar in their control panel design.
After looking at the button arrangements....I now think it is a KDP-19. I don't think this machine has the Energy Saver / No Heat Dry button on the far right. The 20 series used this button but it was spaced a bit apart from the other buttons on the right. This machine appears as though that button isn't there.
The 19 and 20 series machines were so similar in their control panel design.
