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Post# 511534   4/14/2011 at 21:30 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        

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I have discovered a new haunt to check. The Habitat For Humanity Store. An Interesting collection of all sorts of things. As I was looking around, I heard two people talking about a 'Old piece of junk dishwasher' that they were thinking of buying to take it apart for the power cord reel and casters. Hmmmm... I decided to go look for myself (rather quickly) and saw a collection of misc. appliances donated from other jobs. And right there in the middle was this little one. I couldn't resist and paid a few bucks and hauled it away from the vultures.

A shaded green portable Sears dishwasher. It looked rather high end for it's time.

Model: 587.71360
Serial: 422420268





Post# 511535 , Reply# 1   4/14/2011 at 21:33 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        
Say Ahhhhhhh!

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The paint needs a little tlc but not bad. I wonder... ROTO-RACK! VERY clean inside! This was cared for!

Post# 511536 , Reply# 2   4/14/2011 at 21:34 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        

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The racks are flawless! No nicks, dings, rust anywhere. See?

Post# 511537 , Reply# 3   4/14/2011 at 21:35 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        

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Another shot...

Post# 511538 , Reply# 4   4/14/2011 at 21:36 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        

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The lower Rack with basket...

Post# 511540 , Reply# 5   4/14/2011 at 21:37 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        

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Clean door and tub...

Post# 511541 , Reply# 6   4/14/2011 at 21:38 (4,731 days old) by joe_in_philly (Philadelphia, PA, USA)        

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It looks brand new! Congrats!


Post# 511542 , Reply# 7   4/14/2011 at 21:39 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        

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The console is in great shape.

Post# 511543 , Reply# 8   4/14/2011 at 21:40 (4,731 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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Drew, it doesn't look hardly used at all.  Can I see up-close of the control panel please? 


Post# 511544 , Reply# 9   4/14/2011 at 21:40 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        

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Console left. All the lighted buttons work fine. A 145 deg. wash option...

Post# 511545 , Reply# 10   4/14/2011 at 21:42 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        
And for Bob... LOL!

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The right side...

Post# 511547 , Reply# 11   4/14/2011 at 21:43 (4,731 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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Thank you  Drew.  I've never seen one of these upclose, nor even in person. 


Post# 511548 , Reply# 12   4/14/2011 at 21:45 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        
Now, what REALLY caught my eye...

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was the top. I don't remember seeing a top like this being made of a soft feeling material. In great shape with a design embossed into it. Let's see if I can picture it...

Post# 511549 , Reply# 13   4/14/2011 at 21:46 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        
The design...

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Got it! It's raised above the surface of the top slightly...

Post# 511550 , Reply# 14   4/14/2011 at 21:46 (4,731 days old) by KenmoreGuy64 (Charlotte, NC)        

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FAB-U-LOUS Andy, just absolutey dandy fabulous. That must have been fun to find!

G


Post# 511551 , Reply# 15   4/14/2011 at 21:47 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        

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The connections...

Post# 511552 , Reply# 16   4/14/2011 at 21:55 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        
Now, does it work?

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Actually, quite well and remarkably quiet. It really tosses the water around and drains quickly. The down side is that there is a leak from underneath on the right hand side. It is NOT coming from the motor or seals. I suspect either a hose from the pump that supplies water to the upper arm jets or a air gap that's mounted right about where the leak comes from. It should be correctable.

The reason for all the pictures is that this little one is looking for a loving home. My collection's focus is elsewhere but I could not stand to see it gutted while still in great shape. Soooo, SPEAK UP! Anybody want this little slice of green colored, Roto-Racking Portable dishwasher goodness?

RCD


Post# 511553 , Reply# 17   4/14/2011 at 22:04 (4,731 days old) by gansky1 (Omaha, The Home of the TV Dinner!)        

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Andrew, that is just beautiful!  Those blue racks just take your breath away.  Don't think I've seen a model with the cutlery basket on the side.  Very good rescue story too, the Habitat store here has some good stuff once in a while, but I doubt something like this would ever make it past the loading dock.


Post# 511554 , Reply# 18   4/14/2011 at 22:05 (4,731 days old) by qsd-dan (West)        
It really tosses the water around and drains quickly.

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Are we gonna have some video proof of that? *Hint hint*

;>)


Post# 511556 , Reply# 19   4/14/2011 at 22:10 (4,731 days old) by redcarpetdrew (Fairfield, CA)        
Are we gonna have some video proof of that? *Hint hint*

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Actually, I thought of that since I've always wondered what made the Roto move. Maybe in a day or three, I'll shoot some video. OR, I could always stuff you inside, Dan, and you could yell loudly how it does... LOL!!!

RCD


Post# 511557 , Reply# 20   4/14/2011 at 22:14 (4,731 days old) by peteski50 (New York)        
Kenmore!

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Real Nice but what is the difference between light wash and short wash? I wonder what year its from?
Peter


Post# 511558 , Reply# 21   4/14/2011 at 22:16 (4,731 days old) by qsd-dan (West)        

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I could always stuff you inside, Dan, and you could yell loudly how it does..

Lets keep our kinky stuff off the forum, now :P


Post# 511561 , Reply# 22   4/14/2011 at 22:27 (4,731 days old) by A440 ()        

What an awesome find! 

Great save!

Are you going to use it? 

Thanks for the pictures.

Brent


Post# 511564 , Reply# 23   4/14/2011 at 22:44 (4,731 days old) by peteski50 (New York)        
Kenmore!

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I found this one in my archives - this one at the bottom middle looks simular to this model. This is from the 1967 series.

Post# 511569 , Reply# 24   4/14/2011 at 23:10 (4,731 days old) by Unimatic1140 (Minneapolis)        

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Wow another totally MINT find, congrats Drew!!! That is one beautiful Roto-Rack!


Post# 511572 , Reply# 25   4/14/2011 at 23:25 (4,731 days old) by frontaloadotmy (the cool gay realm)        
Peter

I could be off on this, but I think the Mod # is somewhat like the
Km washing machines of that era, ie 587. "71" 360 suggests that it was either
manufactured in 1971 , or at least intended to be available for that years
offering.


Post# 511574 , Reply# 26   4/14/2011 at 23:28 (4,731 days old) by roto204 (Tucson, AZ)        
Wow!

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That is just stunning, Drew!  You weren't kidding about the mintiness!  I love those old Roto Racks with the latch in the middle of the panel.  SO pretty.


Post# 511575 , Reply# 27   4/14/2011 at 23:29 (4,731 days old) by appnut (TX)        
Short Wash vs. Light Wash

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Peter, I've seen something similar on a couple of other D&M dishwashers of this era.  If you will notice, there is no Rinse & Hold.  One of those cycles doesn't include a heated dry and the other one does.  It's like one cycle does the sequence WRR.  The otherr one does the typical "light wash" of RWRR dry. 


Post# 511576 , Reply# 28   4/14/2011 at 23:30 (4,731 days old) by frontaloadotmy (the cool gay realm)        
Oops!

By the way Drew, that is quite fabulous!! So glad you were able to save it from
foolish donor duty. Those racks look brand new.


Post# 511584 , Reply# 29   4/15/2011 at 00:35 (4,731 days old) by aldspinboy (Philadelphia, Pa)        

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Magic Carpet Drew ...

You always find such beautiful machines Drew !

Great find !

It's just as good as Kevin's find last year with the Kenmore he found mint.

Paul your eye's are burning lol.

 

 

Darren k


Post# 511587 , Reply# 30   4/15/2011 at 01:40 (4,731 days old) by AutowasherFreak ()        

Someone must have taken good care of it, or didn't use it much. NICE! If you were closer, I would love to give her a new home.


Post# 511589 , Reply# 31   4/15/2011 at 01:44 (4,731 days old) by LordKenmore (The Laundry Room)        

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This looks very similar to a dishwasher my parents had lying around, left by some previous occupant of our house. I can only remember one time it was ever used. My mother didn't like dishwashers because "they break dishes."

I can't say the one pictured here is 100% the same, but, if not, it's very close. My immediate reaction opening this thread was, "I've seen that one before!"

I can barely remember reading the manual for ours. It seems to me that the manual covered 4 portable dishwashers. Ours was the second from the top, only bettered by the Lady Kenmore. I can't remember what differences there were. It seems to me the LK had no exposed timer dial. At least one of the lower models lost the Roto Rack.





Post# 511593 , Reply# 32   4/15/2011 at 05:10 (4,731 days old) by toploader55 (Massachusetts Sand Bar, Cape Cod)        
Just Stunning

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Incredible Find.

Glad you saved that beauty. Great Pics. Eddie


Post# 511598 , Reply# 33   4/15/2011 at 05:51 (4,731 days old) by Easyspindry (Winston-Salem, NC)        
My stars!!!

Has it ever been used? It looks to be in brand new condition. Fantastic find.

Jerry Gay


Post# 511600 , Reply# 34   4/15/2011 at 06:04 (4,731 days old) by polkanut (Wausau, WI )        

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I'm avocado with envy!  If I only had the room. :(


Post# 511604 , Reply# 35   4/15/2011 at 07:08 (4,731 days old) by GadgetGary (Bristol,CT)        
Wow!

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What a beautiful save!!!


Post# 511607 , Reply# 36   4/15/2011 at 07:28 (4,731 days old) by foraloysius (Leeuwarden, Friesland, the Netherlands)        

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Pretty dishwasher! You did good saving this one!

Post# 511613 , Reply# 37   4/15/2011 at 07:47 (4,731 days old) by Tomturbomatic (Beltsville, MD)        
Neat find

"What makes the Roto move"
The angled jets on the douche nozzle sticking out of the back of the tank cause the rack to turn.

Is the top with the embossed design rich Corinthian leather? or Naugahide? or Pleather?

I would rather have it as my only dishwasher than any brand new machine I know of. What a sad state of affairs.


Post# 511630 , Reply# 38   4/15/2011 at 10:28 (4,731 days old) by mickeyd (Hamburg NY)        
Old piece of junk dishwasher' that they were thinking of

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reel and caster."

 

Too bad someone doesn't want THEM for their tongues and thumbs.Sealed

 

Another ride on the Magic Carpet Drew to the Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow--and what a trip it was today!

 

The Uni-coupler look as though it may never have been connected.


Post# 511633 , Reply# 39   4/15/2011 at 10:43 (4,731 days old) by westingman123 ()        

Purty.

Post# 511640 , Reply# 40   4/15/2011 at 12:01 (4,731 days old) by turquoisedude (.)        

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Be still my heart!  This is exactly like the dishwasher the neighbors across the street from the house where I grew up had!!  Theirs was white, but by golly, they had those same light-up cycle buttons!  Very nice machine indeed!

This save has guaranteed you a place in 'Dishwasher Heaven' Drew!!!


Post# 511829 , Reply# 41   4/16/2011 at 17:09 (4,729 days old) by combo52 (50 Year Repair Tech Beltsville,Md)        
1967 KM PORTABLE DW

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Great find I would have to agree that this machine was unused [ it is really the only a D & M machine could have lasted this long ]. This is a 1967 model that was manufactured February of 1968, the last four digits of the serial # on most D&M machines are the manufacturing date.

 

I had a similar good find this week, I stopped by an old house where they were cleaning out to have an estate sale and they had hauled all the appliances out in the yard for trash pickup. And sitting there was a slightly dirty older WP portable DW. I started looking at it and noticed that the  real maple top looked awfully good, the guys working there said to just take the machine so my helper and I carted it off and loaded it in the back of the box truck. I didn't want it to roll around inn the back of the truck so I layed it on its side on some cardboard. When I examined the machine from underneath it was flawless, and when we got done with our appliance deliveries for the day and went back to the warehouse I starting unpacking all the SS cookware that the old couple had stored inside he machine. This is when I found out that the machine had never been used, it still had all the rinse aid samples instructions and coupons for free boxes of detergent. The model # is SSP 90 it is next to the TOL machine I will try to take some pictures of it and post.

 

This WP DW like the D&M machine was not a highly durable DW and the only reason that it is still around is that it was not used. The WP machine is much better engineered and would do a better job cleaning and drying dishes, but these suffered having an all pot-metal pump which led to an early major repair. WP did come out with an all Bakealite replacement pump assembly that lasted much longer.


Post# 511832 , Reply# 42   4/16/2011 at 17:31 (4,729 days old) by LordKenmore (The Laundry Room)        
D&M quality

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Were any D&M machines with Roto Racks capable of holding up over time? I'd sort of like one, although at this point any dishwasher would have to be capable of being used regularly.

Post# 511840 , Reply# 43   4/16/2011 at 19:12 (4,729 days old) by combo52 (50 Year Repair Tech Beltsville,Md)        
D&M DISHWASHER QUALITY

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The earlier machines before 1967 were a little better in several ways but trying to use such an old machine as a daily driver will always add extra challenges. That said if you really want a roto-rack machine the best bet is to find a seldom or never used machine. This way you may be more likely to get 6-12 years of fairly trouble use out of it. See if you can get this one that Drew has, one like this would give you the best shot of being useful over the longest period of time.


Post# 511844 , Reply# 44   4/16/2011 at 19:27 (4,729 days old) by mixfinder ()        
Leaking

I remember dishwashers of this era leaking from under the door.  There is a small rubber sweep on the bottom of the door and it rests on the floor of the dishwasher when the door is closed.  Usually a quick wipe of that area while it is moistened will remove accumulated food grunge and the leak will stop.  Perhaps the rubber has dried and is less flexible and after some soaking the leak may disappear.




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Post# 511860 , Reply# 45   4/16/2011 at 21:59 (4,729 days old) by rollermatic (cincinnati)        
love that dishwasher!!!!!

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love the color of the racks, love the lighted control panel buttons, that is one fine lookin machine!!!

gonna check into the habitat for humanity stores here in cinti. dayton. and columbus. i have seen you guys get some real gems there!

i see your's has the older style lower spray arm that i really love, with the raised water jets instead of simply drilling holes like the newer one's have.

and you have the older style top spray tube also.! again my fav! my top loader has that style tube and arm also but my front loader has the new boring style tube and lower spray arm! the old tubes were black, the newer style are white.

but the kelvinator i am rebuilding at the moment has old type lower spray arm
as well. as always i prefer the old 60's style as that is what i remember when i used to spend hours looking at sears appliances in both the stores and catalogs. the kelvinator is a D&M so it's just like a sears but without a rotorack.

enjoy your beautiful machine!! thank God you found it!!!


Post# 511861 , Reply# 46   4/16/2011 at 22:23 (4,729 days old) by danmantn (Tennessee)        

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Love the lights for the buttons...makes me think of those cool Mr. Coffe indicators!

Post# 511868 , Reply# 47   4/16/2011 at 23:42 (4,729 days old) by beekeyknee (Columbia, MO)        
Kenmore Flood

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My parents installed a D/W just like the one above in the late 60's or 1970. By 1984 it had flooded the kitchen twice and caused a rain storm in the laundry room below. My Mother said, "I've had enough. That damn thing's goin." She made a comment on what she should get and I told her, "KichenAid Superba. You won't regret it."
A few days later she and my Dad showed up with a KDS-20, crated, in the back of the truck. I helped him install it and it was still there running 20+ years later, when I took it out and replaced it with another low milage KDS-20. It will out last them and maybe me. Timeless beauty and style.

Not to rain on your parade, Drew.


Post# 511870 , Reply# 48   4/16/2011 at 23:58 (4,729 days old) by beekeyknee (Columbia, MO)        
Roto-Rack

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In ours always wobbled if the dishes on one side were heavier, which they usually were. I hated that thing.

Post# 511876 , Reply# 49   4/17/2011 at 00:37 (4,729 days old) by appnut (TX)        
Wobbling roto-rack

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Well, the instruction manual said to rearrange so that weight was more evenly distributed.  Was used todoing that if needbe. 


Post# 511920 , Reply# 50   4/17/2011 at 10:29 (4,729 days old) by danmantn (Tennessee)        

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Why would it wobble? Does that round basket move or something during the wash?

Post# 511926 , Reply# 51   4/17/2011 at 11:03 (4,729 days old) by Tomturbomatic (Beltsville, MD)        

It turns, hence the term Roto Rack. D&M started the feature in the early 50s when just the water thrown by the impeller turned the rack. It was designed to eliminate dead spots with no spray to areas above large bowls and pans in the lower rack. If the weight of the load in the top rack is not fairly even it can affect the rotation and, in some cases, lead to breakage of glasses that might be hit by shifting items or that might fall over due to irregular movement of the rack. The round rack sacrificed space in the corners, but was an early attempt to provide even washing in the upper rack.

Post# 511944 , Reply# 52   4/17/2011 at 12:36 (4,729 days old) by LordKenmore (The Laundry Room)        

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John/Combo52 & Brian/Beekeyknee

Thanks for the D&M reliability info, and the experience with the one late 60s machine!

I am guessing I'd probably be better off with something else. Although, if I ever have space enough for more than one dishwasher, a Roto Rack might be an option.


Post# 511974 , Reply# 53   4/17/2011 at 16:09 (4,728 days old) by StrongEnough78 (California)        

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I think my Grandma had a dishwasher similar to this one when I was a kid. The control panel looks very familiar. I think hers was brown though. Funny how a picture of a dishwasher can flood your mind with memories.


Post# 512114 , Reply# 54   4/18/2011 at 06:55 (4,728 days old) by beekeyknee (Columbia, MO)        
Kenmore Flood

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John,
That dishwasher might be just fine. It might have been just a fluke in our machine. I still didn't like the Roto-Rack though. A nice vintage find in what appears to be very good condition.
Brian


Post# 512246 , Reply# 55   4/18/2011 at 22:29 (4,727 days old) by roto204 (Tucson, AZ)        
D&Ms and wet feet

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This was fairly common in my experience, especially since some had an annoying habit of the wash arm sticking in a particular position.  I loved our Magic Chef derivative of the D&M design, but a few times when we ran the dishwasher and wandered off, we returned to a puddle on the floor.  The stuck wash arm would force a lot of water at key points in the door that weren't meant to deal with the drenching.  Usually the addition of a flat washer under the arm or between the arm and the nut helped fix it (or you could replace the little fiber washer that was there).

 

My grandmother's D&M leaked from the corners of the door until it was run for a bit and the door gasket rearranged itself a bit.  Go figure.

 


Post# 512264 , Reply# 56   4/19/2011 at 00:07 (4,727 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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When the family who had a later all-pushbutton Lady Kenmore Roto-Rack d/w moved out, the family who moved in experience flooding from it, too--The First Time they Turned It On!!!!

It otherwise gave good service (until mother passed away, then the house, including all the kitchen appliances were sold!)...

Neat dishwasher & one that I have never seen! Only the later Piano Key L/K model, the white one owned by the fam' across the street & one owned by a relative of ours who also had a wide-coil Frigidaire electric range & a GE-built Philco fridge--all in copper!



-- Dave


Post# 512539 , Reply# 57   4/20/2011 at 02:38 (4,726 days old) by beekeyknee (Columbia, MO)        
Returned to a puddle.

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We didn't have a puddle, we had a lake. The water valve stuck open and the float didn't shut it off. Luckily we were home both times, but by the time we got it stopped, half the kitchen was flooded and the room in the basement below too.

I was sitting at the kitchen counter, reading and I looked up and saw this giant black half circle shape creeping toward me. I yelled, "Mom, the Dishwasher's running over!" She yelled, "Turn it off!", and came running. We opened the door and it still kept running. She said, "Go downstairs and turn the water off, quick!

Then she came downstairs and looked around the corner and saw the rain in the laundry room. She was hot. We had quite a time cleaning up water in the house that night.

I'll never forget that water creeping across the kitchen carpet toward me. The carpet made it look black. It looked like "The Blob". Then sometime later it did it again! That was the straw that broke the camels back. Kenmore had to go. What a trip. LOL.


Post# 512573 , Reply# 58   4/20/2011 at 08:05 (4,726 days old) by combo52 (50 Year Repair Tech Beltsville,Md)        
FLOODING APPLIANCES

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Unfortunately any DW, washing machine or ice maker that is connected to your pressurized house water system can and will flood when the inlet valve mechanically sticks open. If this ever happens to you unplug or turn off the appliance first and if the water keeps flowing you have a stuck valve. [ turn off the water quickly ]. If this happens to you on a modern appliance REPLACE THE VALVE do not fool with trying to clean it out or other wise fix it unless a repeat flood is not a big concern to you. Stuck inlet valves used to be much more common a problem in the 50s through the 70s than it is now. However we have seen a large # of WP built tall tub DWs 2000 on with stuck inlet valves, I would be careful if you have one of these machines that is over 5 years old about letting it run unattended.

 

The main problem with D&M DWs were water leaks around and under the door. Many D&Ms were so chronic with this problem that when my brother and I started the business we would not even take calls on D&M machines if the complaint was leaks. The machine was so badly built that you could change door gaskets, vent plates and door latches all day long and they would still leak at times. They are an interesting part of appliance history but I would never install one in my home [ our 1966 one was enough ] LOL.


Post# 512575 , Reply# 59   4/20/2011 at 08:20 (4,726 days old) by Tomturbomatic (Beltsville, MD)        

D&M also had a run of wash arms where the crimp joining the top and bottom halves of the arm would peel open and the water would shoot straight out of the open seam through the crack under the door and onto the floor with each rotation of the arm; sort of like the sweeping beam of a lighthouse, but aquatic and faster.

Post# 512726 , Reply# 60   4/20/2011 at 23:58 (4,725 days old) by roto204 (Tucson, AZ)        
"sort of like the sweeping beam of a lighthouse, but aqu

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*snortle*  :-D


Post# 512727 , Reply# 61   4/20/2011 at 23:59 (4,725 days old) by roto204 (Tucson, AZ)        
Door gaskets, vent plates and door latches

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And let's not forget detergent dispensers.  My '68 managed to last three months before it broke, and I never was able to repair it satisfactorily; it'd hang partway open, and eject most of the detergent in the prewash.



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