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Man - I forgot how much power and force these dishwasher has...here are some pix
Hobart SR25 in Sevice
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Wow,
That's an impressive dishwasher. But so too are those guns!
Oh dear. Sorry, couldn't help myself. These machines have a rather short cycle of just a few minutes, right?
Christopher
That's an impressive dishwasher. But so too are those guns!
Oh dear. Sorry, couldn't help myself. These machines have a rather short cycle of just a few minutes, right? Christopher
bobbins
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4 minutes...I usually run it twice to get it hotter....man it is a powerful machine.
stevet
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Great Design..but of course it is!
Bob, of course it would be a powerful washer! It is really a 18 series Kitchenaid pump design which we all know was a great system. Also the same as the WM5 Commercial Series.I was truly amazed when I saw this come out on the American market. As you know the Canadian market had it about 5 years before we did. I was amazed that they went back to the older pump design when they had come out with the LX series already.The improvements made in the SR24 were significant, especially the float system for the waterlevel. My friend and I had proposed that to the engineers way back when the WM 5 first came out especially when they did away with the floats like the domestic units that were part of the original designs on specific WM5 models. I didn't think Whirlpool would have continued to manufacture these parts but then again, maybe WP was licensing them from Hobart. I will have to probe further. It is a popular machine down here. A lower cost entry that does a great job. The tank isn't the same as the 18 or the WM 5 as you know but not problem with capacity. Too bad you can't get a Kitchenaid rack into it, though the 18 rack might just squeeze in. Wlll certainly hold more dishes for you.
Have fun with it. It looks great in the Kitchen.
One last thing.. I think an LX series would match perfectly with the range next to it. The control panels have the same oval motif!
Bob, of course it would be a powerful washer! It is really a 18 series Kitchenaid pump design which we all know was a great system. Also the same as the WM5 Commercial Series.I was truly amazed when I saw this come out on the American market. As you know the Canadian market had it about 5 years before we did. I was amazed that they went back to the older pump design when they had come out with the LX series already.The improvements made in the SR24 were significant, especially the float system for the waterlevel. My friend and I had proposed that to the engineers way back when the WM 5 first came out especially when they did away with the floats like the domestic units that were part of the original designs on specific WM5 models. I didn't think Whirlpool would have continued to manufacture these parts but then again, maybe WP was licensing them from Hobart. I will have to probe further. It is a popular machine down here. A lower cost entry that does a great job. The tank isn't the same as the 18 or the WM 5 as you know but not problem with capacity. Too bad you can't get a Kitchenaid rack into it, though the 18 rack might just squeeze in. Wlll certainly hold more dishes for you.
Have fun with it. It looks great in the Kitchen.
One last thing.. I think an LX series would match perfectly with the range next to it. The control panels have the same oval motif!
stevet
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LXi Hobart Dishwasher
Bob,
Here is a picture of the front panel on the CUrrent top of the Line Hobart Undercounter machine. Would be a good match for the Kitchenaid Stove!
Hope you like it!
Bob,
Here is a picture of the front panel on the CUrrent top of the Line Hobart Undercounter machine. Would be a good match for the Kitchenaid Stove!
Hope you like it!
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Very SWEET!!!
nice..is the pumping system the same?
nice..is the pumping system the same?
stevet
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No it is totally different!
The LX Series uses a separately mounted 3/4 hp motor which pulls water down thru the front sump and then back out into a manifold which has a top delivery tube similar to the SR and older K/A series machines. It is just larger and also incorporates the fill/ rinse piping in it.The older ones had a diverter flap in it for draining the unit something reminiscent of the GE pumps in the domestic machines but much heavier and the new ones have a separate drain pump in them. Now that machine REALLY cleans! Will post a pic of it later on for you.
The LX Series uses a separately mounted 3/4 hp motor which pulls water down thru the front sump and then back out into a manifold which has a top delivery tube similar to the SR and older K/A series machines. It is just larger and also incorporates the fill/ rinse piping in it.The older ones had a diverter flap in it for draining the unit something reminiscent of the GE pumps in the domestic machines but much heavier and the new ones have a separate drain pump in them. Now that machine REALLY cleans! Will post a pic of it later on for you.
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Great machine!
Does it keep a reservoir of water in the bottom, normally hot at all times, ready to go on a moment's notice?
Does it keep a reservoir of water in the bottom, normally hot at all times, ready to go on a moment's notice?
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