jasonl
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Now that's what I'm talkin' about. Rotoracks, pushbuttons and a hot housewife that I wouldn't leave desperate (did I just say that?)
Nothing but a Lady for my lady.
Nothing but a Lady for my lady.
POD LK Dishwasher
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She is HOT and the machine aint bad either.
Jsut remember it says there are twelve protected teeth deep inside!
LOL
Jsut remember it says there are twelve protected teeth deep inside!
LOL
bostonwash
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Sexy Lady K.
That pose!
In harvest gold.
I think it was just one year that they offered a version of this model that came in your choice of 120 volt or 240 volt. I guess as a faster way of heating water for that hygenic rinse.
Still, that pushbutton control (auto advancing timer) with a lighted console (uses 2 bulbs) and the cycle progression lights are what every little boys dreams are made of. I want one! I want one!
Actually I have come accross 3 of these "back in the day", 2 portable and 1 built in. With subtle variations. The timer was either mounted on the control panel or was mounted underneathe, also there is a little switch you can't see in the picture, mounted next to the button section that gave you a choice of temperature for the hygenic rinse. in later models, if I am not mistaken, the switch was instead used for a energy saver selection(no heat dry)
Those control panels, especially with the timer attached, weighed alot. all metal. You can buy an entire dishwasher now that doesn't weigh as much.
What a nice way to start Saturday morning. With a big harvest gold, roto-rack shaped happy face.
(alright, clearly I'm loosing it, or it's already long gone, someone call the ASPCA, this mutt needs help !)
That pose!
In harvest gold.
I think it was just one year that they offered a version of this model that came in your choice of 120 volt or 240 volt. I guess as a faster way of heating water for that hygenic rinse.
Still, that pushbutton control (auto advancing timer) with a lighted console (uses 2 bulbs) and the cycle progression lights are what every little boys dreams are made of. I want one! I want one!
Actually I have come accross 3 of these "back in the day", 2 portable and 1 built in. With subtle variations. The timer was either mounted on the control panel or was mounted underneathe, also there is a little switch you can't see in the picture, mounted next to the button section that gave you a choice of temperature for the hygenic rinse. in later models, if I am not mistaken, the switch was instead used for a energy saver selection(no heat dry)
Those control panels, especially with the timer attached, weighed alot. all metal. You can buy an entire dishwasher now that doesn't weigh as much.
What a nice way to start Saturday morning. With a big harvest gold, roto-rack shaped happy face.
(alright, clearly I'm loosing it, or it's already long gone, someone call the ASPCA, this mutt needs help !)
jmirawm
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I have that exact dishwasher !
YAY for roto-racks! I found her at a garage sale. She had a hose leak. Ordered one and fixed that problem. I had fun playing with her for awhile. The sani-cycle is fun. Her timer stalls until the correct temperature is reached and then it begins moving again. Dishes were so hot at the end of the cycle I could not touch them! <p> Now she is leaking water above the motor. I have a repair manual. Maybe one day I will get the motivation to tackle this next problem. I am hoping it will be a pretty easy thing. I follow directions well.
YAY for roto-racks! I found her at a garage sale. She had a hose leak. Ordered one and fixed that problem. I had fun playing with her for awhile. The sani-cycle is fun. Her timer stalls until the correct temperature is reached and then it begins moving again. Dishes were so hot at the end of the cycle I could not touch them! <p> Now she is leaking water above the motor. I have a repair manual. Maybe one day I will get the motivation to tackle this next problem. I am hoping it will be a pretty easy thing. I follow directions well.
bostonwash
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Any pictures ?
pix
pix
gmpayne
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POD LADY KENMORE
The first d/w i bought my mom was the execat same machine, she loved it.After many years of service i bought her a K-A but she wanted her Lady Kenmore back.
The first d/w i bought my mom was the execat same machine, she loved it.After many years of service i bought her a K-A but she wanted her Lady Kenmore back.
Quote: are what every little boys dreams are made of. I want one! I want one!
I hate to disagree with you-- in that it absolutely made my dreams..I would think only CERTAIN
little boys were excited by machines.....aren't we all here "SPECIAL?" LOL
Actually this POD is a cross between Moms 68/69 LK TOL and her 1973 MOL. I has more lights and indicaors than a space-ship! [they moved to a new house with no DW and bought the second one for it.]
JMIRAWM- be careful pls. should you seal the leak.. certain sealants are hugely toxic. I read horror stories about someone who used an aquarium sealant on a DW gasket and did permanent damage to the health of his entire family.
I hate to disagree with you-- in that it absolutely made my dreams..I would think only CERTAIN
little boys were excited by machines.....aren't we all here "SPECIAL?" LOL Actually this POD is a cross between Moms 68/69 LK TOL and her 1973 MOL. I has more lights and indicaors than a space-ship! [they moved to a new house with no DW and bought the second one for it.]
JMIRAWM- be careful pls. should you seal the leak.. certain sealants are hugely toxic. I read horror stories about someone who used an aquarium sealant on a DW gasket and did permanent damage to the health of his entire family.
jmirawm
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Here are some pics bostonwash
Here is some fun I had when I first saw the POD of the LADY.
Here is some fun I had when I first saw the POD of the LADY.
Tom, thanks for resurrecting taht thread again. I never tire of it.
jmirawm
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LOL Thanks Bob
I put a couple of pics back in my photos also.
I put a couple of pics back in my photos also.
bostonwash
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She IS a beauty !
The top looks as though the solid butcherblock top it has a nice polyurehtane sealant. So often people let them dry out and they warp.
Well if you need help fixing that pump, I would be happy to help.
Racks are in good condition I wonder if they are the original.
Thanks again for the pix.
)
The top looks as though the solid butcherblock top it has a nice polyurehtane sealant. So often people let them dry out and they warp.
Well if you need help fixing that pump, I would be happy to help.
Racks are in good condition I wonder if they are the original.
Thanks again for the pix.
)jasonl
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YAY
I miss hearing and seeing Rotorack dishwashers. Seeing the insides brought back so many memories.
Now I can't decided on a DW for my house, a vintage KA or Lady K. Hmmm.. Maybe BOTH!
I miss hearing and seeing Rotorack dishwashers. Seeing the insides brought back so many memories.
Now I can't decided on a DW for my house, a vintage KA or Lady K. Hmmm.. Maybe BOTH!
LIGHTS BELLS WHISTLES!
I'm falling fast for the Lady!
Great pics and great clear-water rinse test in the old thread!!!!
I'm falling fast for the Lady!
Great pics and great clear-water rinse test in the old thread!!!!
