NEVER used GE dishwasher / sink combo

[hoover1060]

Thanks Greg...

I would love to see what the inside of that disposer looks like, as that vintage is not too far evolved from GE's original disposall, which came out in 1936.

InSinkErator's first disposer hit the market in 1938.

 

[appnut]

Congratulations Greg!! Beautimous

 

[bpetersxx]

Yes this would look stunning in the new bar area in the new laundry room

Is there a corner where this could be tucked into

 

[washertalk]

No Timer?

 

[Brent-Aucoin]

Wow!

What a find Greg!!!
So Nice!
I bet is even smells new!
Thanks for the pictures!
Brent

 

[roto204]

Timer

The dishwasher should have a timer, Greg. It's hidden, though; you'll find it underneath in a separate little box. My old Hotpoint dishwasher was the same way--no apparent timer; it hid behind the kick-panel.

 

[~sudsshane]

Hi Greg~

wow, simply breathtaking!..gorgeous GE combo! It amazes me that this has never been used...Have lots of fun with it!

Also, any updated pics of the house?..

Take care and good to see you posting again.

 

[gregm]

timer yes ...........

the timer is listed in what they call a "control" box, five min wash, two rinses, ten min cycle, no heating element. I will guess that with such a short cycle that anything baked or stuck on would need "prep" first and that the water should be VERY hot. I understand that detergents back then were pretty "caustic" as well vs. todays. Hey Shane, no pics of the house other than the ones I posted a while back of the redone front exterior.

 

[tomturbomatic]

With no heating element, that machine is a real "oldie" because the heating element appeared in mid to late 1950 and by 1951, GE was introducing undercounter rollout tub dishwashers

 

[jetcone]

Wow

Its definetly new appliance month!

I can "feel" my NIB Bendix! HAHAHA!

Can't wait to come over come over red rover!