GE Wizard washer?

[goatfarmer]

Anyone ever hear of one?

http://southbend.craigslist.org/hsh/390042717.html

 

[alr2903]

Kenny no i never have. Our old d&m dishwasher, a kenmo, at the parents had a ge motor though with a very prominent ge logo. alr

 

[zipdang]

I think there was a Profile Wizard, which was GE's typical top-load model, but with stainless steel tub and electronic touch pad controls. IIRC, I saw one at Home Depot once. At least I think it was Profile Wizard.

 

[andrewinorlando]

The GE Wizard set (washer and dryer) was differentiated from the rest of the GE line by the fact that it comes with a FULL 10 year warranty on parts and labor for both the washer and dryer. That warranty alone made them more expensive than other similar models in the same family.

 

[geoff]

side note

plus they spin at 850 RPM

 

[foraloysius]

Isn't this the Wizard set?

 

[estesguy]

NOPE

That pic is of the top of the line Profiles. The Wizard had a smaller electronic control panel on it, and was badged "Wizard" on the front as well.

 

[lasvegasrox]

no this is

washer

 

[lasvegasrox]

dryer

 

[estesguy]

Nope

Nope, those are still high end Profile washers,,,sorry

This is " The Wizard "

 

[tomturbomatic]

This GE Wizard has nothing to do with Western Auto Stores; I take it. I wonder if there is going to be a lot of backlash from the religious right about a washer called Genesis and the GE Wizard pair. I remember all of the fuss over the topic of wizards in Harry Potter. Last night I heard the Hallelujah Chorus on the TV. I looked up and saw two bears, one blue and one pink running toward two Port-O-Lets, in matching colors. It was an ad for Charmin toilet tissue. I do not understand the connection between the product and the music, although many people would probably relate to a hymn of thanksgiving upon reaching the facilities, Bach's chorale setting of Nun danket alle Gott, perhaps.