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[rpms]

The GE Lift-top dishwasher looks like it has a little port opening in the top. Did water still come out of it even though there wasn't a spinner blade attached to it?
Was it capped off and you had to pay extra for the spinner and third level wash?

 

[gansky1]

 

 

The Power Shower sprayer is hidden by the plates in the rack, the water feed for the P/S spray meets the lid at the front of the machine, just to the left of the latch opening on the tank wall.  The ad copy mentions the 3rd level, lower end models didn't have the plumbing for it although I seem to remember my grandmother's BOL Mobile Maid had the indent in the lid where the sprayer would have been.  

 

[bradfordwhite]

My grandmother had a Power Shower model like this around 1981. She was showing me how it worked. She wasn't fond of that top shower. There would be water left in the tubing and around the sprayer and when you open the top any water left in it would drip out the sprayer and down onto the otherwise dried dishes.

She also had had another top load dw before that that she said was better. It would automatically pop open the door when it was done so all the steam could escape and the dishes would dry in a matter of minutes.