GE Potscubber II Dishwasher

[redcarpetdrew]

Start stacking them...

Which? The dishwashers or the garages?

RCD

 

[revvinkevin]

 

 

The garages.   I'll build another one below with an elevator in the driveway. 

 

[bigalsf]

YES, YES Go get it!

If for some reason you do not want it I will take it off your hands! I have been looking for various parts & this would be a great doner machine. Once you have it, though, you probably won't want to give it up!

Let me know how it works out.

 

[combo52]

Late 70s Dual wash-Arm GE DW

Yes I would go get it Kevin, if I were close I would race you to it, LOL.

 

Parts interchangeability between this GE DW and any other GE DW is very limited, true the pump and motor are the same as is the inlet valve and the wheels on the lower rack, but is about all that is. Every other major part that I can think of is different including the tub, door liner, hinges, door springs, both racks, all interior water system parts, all electrical parts including the KA style heater and blower assembly for drying the dishes are different.

 

[washer111]

GET IT!

Based on what people have said above, this is a very RARE insight into a possible new Dishwasher design by GE in the 70s (Which according to John, still didn't have great top-rack performance). They are different. Although from what I've seen on this site, the original "Potscrubbers" and perhaps the machines preceding them had a similar looking pump and racking arrangement - so you could be in luck there if parts were needed.

Its also interesting to read the literature. Only this machine and the 950 model of the day had the dual wash arm. Everything "below it" used what some will call the "dreadful tower wash." 

 

If you don't get it, who knows how long it may be until another one crops up. Though knowing luck as it is here, once someone gets this machine, heaps will start to show up... But I digress - just get it, or feel my <span style="font-size: xx-small;">distant </span>wrath!