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Whirlpool Dishwasher Mark six
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cyclemonitor
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X is after W
and is the post after X?
and is the post after X?
toploader55
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Pete
You're right. 1970
And my mistake, we had the Mark 100.
You're right. 1970
And my mistake, we had the Mark 100.
Thanks and that last pic is the one i have but in white .. it is the Mark six.. with all this bells and whistles . just the cutting board is missing .. but i guess after all these years kinda hard to still have it .. lol..
thanks for posting those pics ..i was looking for my model but couldnt find it ..
Marion
thanks for posting those pics ..i was looking for my model but couldnt find it ..
Marion
It is not that hard to get a cutting board made. Most any city has a craft store where a woodworker could make it to your dimensions for you or you could buy one and have it sized down as long as you leave the front edge finished. It's not like it has to look just one way and it's not like if you use it that it's going to look new for long. You could also have a piece of marble, granite or Corian cut to fit the space.
philr
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The top loading Imperial 90 looks very similar to the Inglis Royal I got for Paul last year.
Pics of Inside ...
Here are the pics of the inside .. it has a stain that im not sure what it is and i dont hink it will come out .. and i ran the dishwasher and wow it sure gets teh dishes clean .. and when you open the door watch out for the steam facial .. lol.
overall for free this is a really descent machine ..
and I will be posting a couple of pics of a 60 yr old Sunbeam Deep Fryer/Cooker i got at a yard sale for $2 and i love the thing .. deep fries the food way better then anything i have owned .. this thing is my baby ..
I guess i post those in the other section ..
Marion
Here are the pics of the inside .. it has a stain that im not sure what it is and i dont hink it will come out .. and i ran the dishwasher and wow it sure gets teh dishes clean .. and when you open the door watch out for the steam facial .. lol.
overall for free this is a really descent machine ..
and I will be posting a couple of pics of a 60 yr old Sunbeam Deep Fryer/Cooker i got at a yard sale for $2 and i love the thing .. deep fries the food way better then anything i have owned .. this thing is my baby ..
I guess i post those in the other section ..
Marion
Those racks are in great shape. Not sure if I see a couple of rust spots on the lower one. You can easily apply plastisol repair to any rusted areas on the racks. Finding it in the right shade of blue will not be so easy. The only blue rack repair I've found is Maytag brand, and it's very blue. These days, most stores carry only white and gray.
dishwasherfan
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What a find Marion.
My neighbors had a similar model when I was a kid. I was intrigued with the upper rack rollers on top of the rail and of course the "In the door" silverware basket. I always wondered how efficient the spray from the lower spray arm would pass through a 3 inch tube at that distance to properly feed the upper spray arm. I would love to see this machine run with a plexiglass cover so we could watch it work. Great find, Bob...
My neighbors had a similar model when I was a kid. I was intrigued with the upper rack rollers on top of the rail and of course the "In the door" silverware basket. I always wondered how efficient the spray from the lower spray arm would pass through a 3 inch tube at that distance to properly feed the upper spray arm. I would love to see this machine run with a plexiglass cover so we could watch it work. Great find, Bob...
cyclemonitor
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FYI
Bottom rack in your post may be reversed
Bottom rack in your post may be reversed
Oh too cool, Marion! I love the idea of the built-in food warmer on the dishwasher top. Talk about convenience - use the dishwasher top as a serving counter in the dining room, load up the dirty dishes, then roll the machine to the sink for the wash cycle!!
I briefly had a Canadian variation of this one - an Inglis Royal 100 with the rapid advance timer. A fellow turquoise fan here in Montreal has it now.
If you need a user's manual I have the Inglis version if that helps (I'll send you the English version, not the French one... LOL)
Phil - you're right - the SWP90 Whirlpool is the 'American Cousin' of that Inglis Royal top-loader you found and saved for me last summer!!
Thanks for the pictures, Peter - they are always appreciated!!
I briefly had a Canadian variation of this one - an Inglis Royal 100 with the rapid advance timer. A fellow turquoise fan here in Montreal has it now.
If you need a user's manual I have the Inglis version if that helps (I'll send you the English version, not the French one... LOL)
Phil - you're right - the SWP90 Whirlpool is the 'American Cousin' of that Inglis Royal top-loader you found and saved for me last summer!!
Thanks for the pictures, Peter - they are always appreciated!!
philr
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Paul, you're the one who found it! I just picked it up for you as it was near my hometown! Did you take any pics of it? Those I have are quite bad!
mickeyd
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So interesting
Echoing Paul, Pete the scans are fabulous. A real two speed machine--News to me, amazing! Marion can play with the buttons and hear the wonder of the up and down of whoosh-shoosh speeds.
On my BOL WP portable model from the 80's there are two full spray arms but no tube. Instead, the water juste shoots up from a hole in the middle of the bottom arm. It would be really cool to watch that water jump up to the second wash arm.
Ad Underkill for a change. If I had made the ad, the prime rib would indeed be on the carving board, but the warming board would be full of steaming delicious side dishes: roasted brussel sprouts, roasted sliced sweet potatoes, and Yorkshire pudding--this one because I've never had it and always wanted to. I wonder what it tastes like.
Echoing Paul, Pete the scans are fabulous. A real two speed machine--News to me, amazing! Marion can play with the buttons and hear the wonder of the up and down of whoosh-shoosh speeds.
On my BOL WP portable model from the 80's there are two full spray arms but no tube. Instead, the water juste shoots up from a hole in the middle of the bottom arm. It would be really cool to watch that water jump up to the second wash arm.
Ad Underkill for a change. If I had made the ad, the prime rib would indeed be on the carving board, but the warming board would be full of steaming delicious side dishes: roasted brussel sprouts, roasted sliced sweet potatoes, and Yorkshire pudding--this one because I've never had it and always wanted to. I wonder what it tastes like.
Turq that is a cool idea .. roll it out to the dinning room to serve even warm dishes that were being dried in the washer .. set the table and serve the HOT food .. as that warmer gets hot .. and then load it up after and plug it in to wash . now how easy is that ...lol.
I would love to have the English version of the manual .. allthough i am orginally from Canada .. BC .. moved to Oregon 13 yrs ago when i married my hubby ..
Mickey you can really hear the difference when it shifts to different setting .. i changed it from the longer wash to the shorter one while it was going and it is like a transmission shifting ..lol
it would be cool to see that water shooting straight up.. i can imagine the force it needs to shoot up and get that upper arm to move and clean the upper dishes..
Marion
I would love to have the English version of the manual .. allthough i am orginally from Canada .. BC .. moved to Oregon 13 yrs ago when i married my hubby ..
Mickey you can really hear the difference when it shifts to different setting .. i changed it from the longer wash to the shorter one while it was going and it is like a transmission shifting ..lol
it would be cool to see that water shooting straight up.. i can imagine the force it needs to shoot up and get that upper arm to move and clean the upper dishes..
Marion
mickeyd
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Here's mine, Mare
It's in use because the built-in Tappan is experiencing door latch difficulties. Member John Combo is going to help me fix it. the Whirlpool is so fast and so tolerant of any loading pattern, with wider columns in the left side and back for most bowls and frying pans, etc.
Here's open rubber rimmed valve for shooting water up to the top arm.
It's in use because the built-in Tappan is experiencing door latch difficulties. Member John Combo is going to help me fix it. the Whirlpool is so fast and so tolerant of any loading pattern, with wider columns in the left side and back for most bowls and frying pans, etc.
Here's open rubber rimmed valve for shooting water up to the top arm.
