bluejay
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An entire GE kitchen available in the Philly area, including what looks to be a complete Wonder kitchen.
GE Wonder Kitchen - Philadelphia
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bluejay
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Here's the wall oven close up:
The DW
control is on the front of the DW. That left corner usually contained the washer-dryer. It looks like 3 of the burners are pushbutton and one maybe infinite control?
control is on the front of the DW. That left corner usually contained the washer-dryer. It looks like 3 of the burners are pushbutton and one maybe infinite control?
Yep, that's a pull-out dishwasher between the sink and range burners all right!
I'm not sure what's in the panel to the far left of the range controls though... Mine has the clock/oven timer in that spot. It may be a control for a plug-in griddle unit, but I don't see the plug...
Interesting configuration - no washer/dryer alas but the stainless-front oven is kinda neat!
I'm not sure what's in the panel to the far left of the range controls though... Mine has the clock/oven timer in that spot. It may be a control for a plug-in griddle unit, but I don't see the plug...
Interesting configuration - no washer/dryer alas but the stainless-front oven is kinda neat!
christfr
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that's pretty I could live with yellow
bluejay
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It looks like a cozy kitchen; I'm sure the replacement cabinets with granite counters and cheap laminate flooring will totally replicate the feel... :/
frontaloadotmy
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The thing to the right of the oven
on the counter top backsplash is a tilt out panel that conceals two retractable power cords, for a percolator or other such counter top appliance. Left of the
stovetop controls is a clock/timer. I think the original basic configuration of these most often featured an oven as a base unit, directly under or in reasonable
proximity to the burners. Had the oven been a base unit, the controls would be
configured just like the set up above the existing built in oven. The clock/timer
on the backsplash probably could have been wired to control the plug jack to its
right, though it doesn't appear to have start and stop set knobs.
on the counter top backsplash is a tilt out panel that conceals two retractable power cords, for a percolator or other such counter top appliance. Left of the
stovetop controls is a clock/timer. I think the original basic configuration of these most often featured an oven as a base unit, directly under or in reasonable
proximity to the burners. Had the oven been a base unit, the controls would be
configured just like the set up above the existing built in oven. The clock/timer
on the backsplash probably could have been wired to control the plug jack to its
right, though it doesn't appear to have start and stop set knobs.
bluejay
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I believe someone purchased it; the ad is no longer up.
