Picture of a European KitchenAid dishwasher

[kenmoreguy89]

Did someone light a candle for me???

If so thank you, it worked, sorry to push this little off topic so far.....but whoever prayed for me I thank you and need you to continue....LOL
Surfing the web found an AD for a VTG Indesit today.....had no pic but asked seller to send me, hope the beauty is still available....the ad is for a Vintage indesit superauromatic... Seller states good condition and llittle use (used for dish storage)....doubtful about but pics will speak...
A dream machine for me... finally a true dishwasher and also awesome looking. YAY! I really hope it to still be available..... Here is how the model look like..

 

[kenmoreguy89]

Well....indeed just a mirage, i forgot that time ago there was one on sale on ebay, but it was a 3 rack model..... So i had to renounce as it would not have fitted in my kitchen... I,ve now noticed that the ad is in the same town of that ebay auction, so it must be the same...., the auction was ended by the seller for an error... Even if still available, it could not fit in my kitchen... : (
What a frustration....

Ci scusiamo per l'interruzione.

 

[combo52]

Vintage European Kitchenaid Dishwashers

I am sure that the usable tank size and main door were the same size as their US counterparts, the lower panel and maybe the lower frame may have been modified to line up with typical European cabinets.

It would never have been cost effective to modify the tank, main door and rack sizes etc for the low volume of DW sales that Kitchenaid did in Europe.

 

[foraloysius]

As I said , it is most likely on a pedestal with a plinth covering it . You can see in the picture it's one part with also the outlet for the central air in it.

BTW, central air was popular for a while in the seventies, but it didn't catch on overhere. Hot water heating is preferred or underfloor heating, nowadays combined with a cooling system.