It's a Haut Rendement GE Medallian 850
I do in fact own a washer, here it is.
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scott55405
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That looks pretty cool! Is it like our American Filter-Flo washers on the inside?
closer up
Nothing special about this machine, came with the mini-basket, not much use for that.
Being a Canadian of course it's bilingual.
Nothing special about this machine, came with the mini-basket, not much use for that.
Being a Canadian of course it's bilingual.
Seeing as you asked
Take a look-see
Take a look-see
Ici on lire francais
le guide d'utilisation
le guide d'utilisation
Time I scrubbed
all that gunky ol fabric softener off...
so where do you ask does my now clean and freshly laundered clothing and unmentionaables go...>>> why into my Kenmore Heavy Duty Fabric Master Dryer, sounds impressive, but it aint.
all that gunky ol fabric softener off...
so where do you ask does my now clean and freshly laundered clothing and unmentionaables go...>>> why into my Kenmore Heavy Duty Fabric Master Dryer, sounds impressive, but it aint.
westytoploader
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Kewl machine!! Next time you run a load through, take some pictures of it in action without the filter pan! We're all interested in GE Filter-Flos here!
GE
This is in fact a very interesting washer. I like the styling I wonder why I never saw one like that before?
Peter
This is in fact a very interesting washer. I like the styling I wonder why I never saw one like that before?
Peter
I have to admit, there are several Canadian versions of appliance that are far more stylish than what we had here for equiivalents. That dryers graphics aer out of this world. sure beats the dull ones we have here.
Canadian W/D
PeteK:
Cool washer. Love the little temperature icons. I especially like the colours utilized on the dryer control panel. Why can't American appliances be fun like that. If I see one more white on white appliance.......je ne sais pas
I don't believe that I have ever seen a bilingual appliance here. Sure, the manuals are printed in every language except pig latin, but I can't recall seeing another language on the machine itself.
PeteK:
Cool washer. Love the little temperature icons. I especially like the colours utilized on the dryer control panel. Why can't American appliances be fun like that. If I see one more white on white appliance.......je ne sais pas
I don't believe that I have ever seen a bilingual appliance here. Sure, the manuals are printed in every language except pig latin, but I can't recall seeing another language on the machine itself.
Controls in other languages
When I wokred for Sears the CEO at the time was Hispanic and geared the store more towards spanish-speakers.
There were templates(stickers I think) thet were available for certain Kenmores to relabel the buttons and timer in Spanish!
When I wokred for Sears the CEO at the time was Hispanic and geared the store more towards spanish-speakers.
There were templates(stickers I think) thet were available for certain Kenmores to relabel the buttons and timer in Spanish!
kenmore1978
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dual langauges
By law, EVERYTHING in Canada MUST be labeled in French as well as English. The province of Quebec has gone so far as to try and outlaw English langauge signs or make them very difficult to post.
By law, EVERYTHING in Canada MUST be labeled in French as well as English. The province of Quebec has gone so far as to try and outlaw English langauge signs or make them very difficult to post.
vive les fraco-phones
...and I heard that English speaking Quebec-ers responded by voting with their feet. They moved out!
I was in Montreal and a woman came out of the woodword literally fuming mad and spitting out :
"Vous-etes la corrupcion de le societe" "You (plural) are the corruption (down-fall) of society" aimed at my group of four. We were sepaking among us, NOT approaching a native with English. So I swiftly replied in French something to the effect of "What is going on here?, I'm from New York and I don't speak or need French.
At about this time the Gendarme (cops) appeared out of nowhere and asked If I wanted to press charges...So I declined. Not visiting someone else's country to start trouble.
What I should have said to her was:
"Ton Cul Very Moche" Sounds like "Thank you very much" to an Anglo-phone, But also sounds like "Your a@@ smells" to a Franco-phone!
Word Etymology lesson:
Phone => FONI (Accent on the final letter) means voice in Greek. (Telephone= long distance/remote voice (carrier))
So an Anglo-phone is an English speaker!!
Who me, preachy? no way? LOL
Je m'aime avec toute me coer. ..I love me with ALL my heart.
...and I heard that English speaking Quebec-ers responded by voting with their feet. They moved out!
I was in Montreal and a woman came out of the woodword literally fuming mad and spitting out :
"Vous-etes la corrupcion de le societe" "You (plural) are the corruption (down-fall) of society" aimed at my group of four. We were sepaking among us, NOT approaching a native with English. So I swiftly replied in French something to the effect of "What is going on here?, I'm from New York and I don't speak or need French.
At about this time the Gendarme (cops) appeared out of nowhere and asked If I wanted to press charges...So I declined. Not visiting someone else's country to start trouble.
What I should have said to her was:
"Ton Cul Very Moche" Sounds like "Thank you very much" to an Anglo-phone, But also sounds like "Your a@@ smells" to a Franco-phone!
Word Etymology lesson:
Phone => FONI (Accent on the final letter) means voice in Greek. (Telephone= long distance/remote voice (carrier))
So an Anglo-phone is an English speaker!!
Who me, preachy? no way? LOL
Je m'aime avec toute me coer. ..I love me with ALL my heart.
kenmore1978
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also offered a Braille control overlay
also offered a Braille control overlay
