Vintage Kitchen aid dishwasher - $100 (Clayton)
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Blast from my past. A KDP-20
That is the exact DW my mother had from 1983 to 2000. What a workhorse. Someone in the area really needs to grab this.
WK78
That is the exact DW my mother had from 1983 to 2000. What a workhorse. Someone in the area really needs to grab this.
WK78
KDP? I thought it was a KDS.
I always liked the name Patrician
This is the first picture I've ever seen that shows "Patrician" spelled out on the panel.
That machine looks low mileage and very clean. Worth every bit of $100.
That machine looks low mileage and very clean. Worth every bit of $100.
What features does the KDS offer that are not available on the KDP?
toploader55
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Superba's have the Sani Cycle.
@ultramatic:
At this time in Hobart history IIRC the main differences were the addition of a SaniCycle which followed the sequence of Heavy Wash but heated the final rinse to 165f. Also the upper rack was adjustable. This KDP-20 seems to have a replacement upper rack as it has this feature. There was also an additional light on the control panel for pre-wash and SS trim pieces on either side of the door frame. Also the Soak &Scrub cycle was a different format in earlier machines but the same in the 20 series.
WK78
At this time in Hobart history IIRC the main differences were the addition of a SaniCycle which followed the sequence of Heavy Wash but heated the final rinse to 165f. Also the upper rack was adjustable. This KDP-20 seems to have a replacement upper rack as it has this feature. There was also an additional light on the control panel for pre-wash and SS trim pieces on either side of the door frame. Also the Soak &Scrub cycle was a different format in earlier machines but the same in the 20 series.
WK78
Thanks Eddie! Thanks Nick!
Looks like a KDP-20 is heading for Brooklyn.
beekeyknee
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Looks to be in excellent condition, Louie. I thought you wanted a portable?
ovrphil
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..can't wait to see it in your kitchen, Louie. But, no portable?
..can't wait to see it in your kitchen, Louie. But, no portable?
I did Brian, but I thought it would look better as a built in. I have the base cabinet, Just have to modify it (It has a drawer and doors).
Nope Phil, no portable, and it's not a Superba either, but the price was right, and it looks good. Mark (Williams) was kind enough to pick it up for me this evening. I could just hug and kiss him all over.
I still want a KDS-20, but this will suffice until that one shows up.
And Phil, thank you so much for posting this! First I got the General Electric, now I got my KitchenAid. You rock man!
excellent......that is in beautiful shape.......
ovrphil
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Never know...
what shows up, though it seems it's getting harder to find these things. There's still a KDS-20 out there with your name on it, Louie. You and others rock for being able to bring some of these vintage appliances back from the near or at last dead. You and others rock, too - bringing sparkle and beauty back to the discarded, unwanted or beaten-up appliances -thanks L, and you're always welcome.
what shows up, though it seems it's getting harder to find these things. There's still a KDS-20 out there with your name on it, Louie. You and others rock for being able to bring some of these vintage appliances back from the near or at last dead. You and others rock, too - bringing sparkle and beauty back to the discarded, unwanted or beaten-up appliances -thanks L, and you're always welcome.
