GFCI for dishwahers

[GoldDigger]

What is it that GE knows that the automobile manufacturers don't?

Don't you mean who?

 

[kwired]

Don't you mean who?

I'm trying to figure how automobile manufacturers are a part of this:huh:

 

[GoldDigger]

I'm trying to figure how automobile manufacturers are a part of this:huh:

The analogy of changing the Motor Vehicle Code to deal with a defect instead of recalling the affected cars.
That does not seem to happen....

 

[K8MHZ]

The analogy of changing the Motor Vehicle Code to deal with a defect instead of recalling the affected cars.
That does not seem to happen....

Big difference between a car crash and a dishwasher crash.

 

[ActionDave]

Don't you mean who?

Yes who might be more accurate....or is it whom? I can never remember.

 

[kwired]

The analogy of changing the Motor Vehicle Code to deal with a defect instead of recalling the affected cars.
That does not seem to happen....

I see the motor vehicle safety design requirements more of an analogy to listing requirements instead of to an installation code.

 

[ActionDave]

I see the motor vehicle safety design requirements more of an analogy to listing requirements instead of to an installation code.

It's not about the paperwork, it's about GE getting a code change because their dishwashers suck instead of recalling them.

 

[iwire]

It's not about the paperwork, it's about GE getting a code change because their dishwashers suck instead of recalling them.

:thumbsup:

It's a way to blame the installer for their appliance failures.

'Oh, no GFCI installed? Sue your electrician to recover the costs of the fire our appliance started.'