Kenmore Portable Roto Rack in San Antonio
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A working TOL Lady Kenmore model would be more worth the $1000, and maybe paid extra for color...
-- Dave
-- Dave
This was the model right below the LK.
Wow, I wonder what those four buttons do, to go up one model for the many the LK sported, the dual light bulbs over them, and no knob...
And that TOL also boasted a two-function rocker switch, and I remember one cycle labeled, Sani-Temp, or maybe it was Sani-Rinse, obviously being Sears' branded Sanitizing Cycle...
-- Dave
And that TOL also boasted a two-function rocker switch, and I remember one cycle labeled, Sani-Temp, or maybe it was Sani-Rinse, obviously being Sears' branded Sanitizing Cycle...
-- Dave
The 4 cycle buttons are Rinse & Hold, Light Wash, Normal Wash, and Sani Wash. There was a little light behind the cycle dial. Temperature indicator lights were cool, normal, delay for water heating, and sani for final rinse temperature level had been reached to 155F.
I could buy four new Hotpoint dishwashers for that kind of money 
rollermatic
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way overpriced!
i have 3 roto rack machines, and i have never paid more than 100 bucks for any of them!
hopefully no one will fall for this charade! maybe if ya really wanted it, 200 bucks?!
oh well, to each his own!
and just cause they list on ebay for such and such doesn't really mean shit!
i have 3 roto rack machines, and i have never paid more than 100 bucks for any of them!
hopefully no one will fall for this charade! maybe if ya really wanted it, 200 bucks?!
oh well, to each his own!
and just cause they list on ebay for such and such doesn't really mean shit!
I have to correct myself. the model abovve in question was not the model just under the LK. This was the model below that one. The cycle buttons were plastic colored and only had the one light on the control panel indicatitng when the sani rinse delayed for watyer heating for the final rinse. The model below the LK had the metal looking colored cycle buttons as well as the various water temperatures inside the tank displayed on the control panel.
I had one of the LK all push button Freedom Makers, bought from Sears from the Appliance manager, family friend, for $100 from a repo, Worked perfect for many years until the door panel screws dug a hole into the liner and basically ruined it.
