SPT?

[Chetlaham]

Who or what makes SPT? Never heard of this brand or manufacture.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/SPT-18-in-Built-In-Dishwasher-in-Stainless-Steel-SD-9252SS/206115251

 

[toploader55]

1/2 load option for a 18" Dishwasher ???

That ain't right.

Never heard of that Brand either.

 

[DADoES]

 
Warranty document references to

Sunpentown International, Inc.
14625 Clark Ave
City of Industry, CA
www.sunpentown.com

 

[henene4]

Half Load option

It makes sense, depending on how it's executed.

Gives you the option to for example remove the middle rack if it's a upper&#92lower basket only option.
On our Bosch however, half load cuts out the prewash, shortens the ddrying time and allows for a max of 2 interim rinses (The half load Intensive cycle for example is Wash - Rinse - Hot Rinse - Dry instead of Prerinse - Wash - Rinse - Rinse - Hot Rinse - Dry). Good for either small or lightly soiled loads.

 

[cuffs054]

SPT= SunPenTown. Every thing in the dw looks like the guts of my Danby counter top unit.

 

[Chetlaham]

Half load

LOL, yahhh, Im like what? 0_o But I guess if you can take out the top rack it would make some sense.

As for who made this, it looks like Frigidaire's 18 inch, and I know GE had a knock off of that. But I still can't figure out if its genuine Frigidaire or some other make. Me thinks judging by what looks like an inline heater this might have Euro written all over it.

 

[tomturbomatic]

Or a Chinese knock off of a European design. 18" Danbys last about 3 years in home use according to a colleague who was on her second portable machine at the time.