GE Potscrubber 640, $125 St Charles (St Louis) MO

[weed30]

This is located in St. Charles MO, right across the Missouri river from St. Louis. FB ad - St Charles (St Louis) MO
My '98 Hotpoint is still going strong, but I'm tempted...

 

[kenmoreguy64]

I believe this is a Potscrubber 640. They lacked the Light Soil and Rinse Hold options of the Potscrubber 900, as well as the upper Super Rack. There was a Potscrubber 940, though I do not recall what was different about it over the 900, possibly a change to the upper rack or the or the wash arm?

Gordon

 

[weed30]

I believe this is a Potscrubber 640. They lacked the Light Soil and Rinse Hold options of the Potscrubber 900, as well as the upper Super Rack. There was a Potscrubber 940, though I do not recall what was different about it over the 900, possibly a change to the upper rack or the or the wash arm?

Gordon

Oops, you are correct. I'll see if I can edit my post.

FIXED! So is this a good unit?

 

[jamiel]

If it's got the passive filter in back then yes, it's good. If not, then it's builder-grade.

 

[weed30]

If it's got the passive filter in back then yes, it's good. If not, then it's builder-grade.

How do I know if it's a passive filter? Here is a photo of what the filter looks like. (This is not the unit on FB, just a decent shot of the filter shape and location.)

Similar unit showing filter

 

[pstehle]

Ugh, I don't understand the love for these plastic pieces of disposable trash... the drain solenoid linkages rattle, the pump motors can't unstick their own seals if they sit more than a few months, and they always reek of whatever soaked into the plastic body and door... I couldn't stand them when I was servicing them in the 1980's and I still don't like 'em. But my neighbors think I'm nuts for collecting old Volvos (and refrigerators, and hit-miss engines, and grand pianos, and clocks, and... ok, I'm a hoarder) , so I guess there truly is a lid for every pot!