This is on Craigslist in Detroit; seller is asking $50. The ad says the timer isn't functioning and doesn't show any photos of the interior. Otherwise it looks nice in the photos.
InSinkErator Classic Supreme dishwasher
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Here is the manufacturer's label. I looked up the owner's manual for the comparable Kitchenaid, and provided a link to it.
For a description of the Pots/Pans cycle, it says "There are three wash periods with two after rinses followed by a heated dry period." So does that mean the two rinses occur at the very end, after the last wash cycle? I would like that.
I also like the chromed buttons, as they should hold up well to cleaning. The only thing I'm not crazy about is that it doesn't have a top sprayer.
For a description of the Pots/Pans cycle, it says "There are three wash periods with two after rinses followed by a heated dry period." So does that mean the two rinses occur at the very end, after the last wash cycle? I would like that.
I also like the chromed buttons, as they should hold up well to cleaning. The only thing I'm not crazy about is that it doesn't have a top sprayer.
The buttons are the shape that KA used on series 20 machines, and this machine still has the KA latch instead of the $250K side-to-side type. I'm leaning toward it being a 20 clone as opposed to 21. I guess you'd have to investigate whether it has a reversing motor or not for a definitive identification.
These Classic Supremes are most similar to the KDI (Imperial) and/or KDP (Patrician) models, which are the next ones down from the TOL Superbas.
These Classic Supremes are most similar to the KDI (Imperial) and/or KDP (Patrician) models, which are the next ones down from the TOL Superbas.
Pots/Pans
It's Pre-Wash, rinse, wash, wash, rinse. All the rinses are not save for post-wash. this is a 1 final rinse machine with a purge.
It's Pre-Wash, rinse, wash, wash, rinse. All the rinses are not save for post-wash. this is a 1 final rinse machine with a purge.
