ok someone wanted to see.

[lasvegasrox]

the interrior of the new ge's so here it is

 

[lasvegasrox]

no water unfilterd here

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[lasvegasrox]

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all loaded up

 

[johnb300m]

hmmm, looks pretty nice!

 

[frigilux]

Where is the water for the top rack coming from?

 

[funguy10]

What does the outside look like?

 

[appnut]

Where is the water for the top rack coming from?

It looks like the pop-up tower. The top rack is redesigned. Where on the GE site did you find these?

 

[lasvegasrox]

i found

Thease pictures just click on the verry last dichwasher view photo gallery

http://products.geappliances.com/ApplProducts/Dispatcher

 

[toggleswitch]

Ida know about that top rack.

I miss my old WP that had 5 sections on top (L to R) rather than 4.

Terraced racks turn me off.

 

[gadgetgary]

Give me an older KA anytime

Those porcelain interiors.....

And a much quicker wash cycle....

That's the way to go

 

[johnb300m]

GE's

Ge's wash cycles are rather short compared to many of today's competitors.

 

[appnut]

Well my GE terraced rack had 5 sections or rows. (I knew Toggle ain't right). lol

 

[appnut]

I wish you'd simply give the model number tha's on the GE web site.

 

[toggleswitch]

Tinkle tinkle little star!

~GE's wash cycles are rather short compared to many of today's competitors.

Because they can be and STILL get better reults.

Because IMHO these machines tend to be water-hogs that work very well compared to other machines that piss on the dishes with relatively little water use overall.

 

[toggleswitch]

Is it me or is that "new" upper rack reminiscent of 60's Hotpoint DW-ers?

 

[johnb300m]

GE's

Actually, GE's aren't bad on water, except the standard tub models.
Our GE Triton XL uses a mere 1.2 gallons per fill. Yet is able to wash with a pretty powerful pump.
My apartment's Frigidaire uses 1.2 gallons per fill, yet it just pisses over the dishes with no pressure. how GE did it is amazing, and great. Water savings along with clean dishes. Nice.