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In article <aahzFCtBz3.L2A@netcom.com>, aahz@netcom.com (Aahz Maruch) wrote:

>As I said in another post, it's deliberate; it allows you to stick
>bigger items on both the top and bottom rack than you might otherwise.
>You must have awfully big dinner plates to fit on only one side.

Didn't realize that the upper rack is tilted as well...thanks for 
the clarification.  Thought it was just the spray arm.

I have one traditional Corelle dinner plate, which does fit 
anywhere in the bottom rack.  The others are a set of something 
called "Gibson AppleJack", 10.75" in diameter, and the center arm 
just brushes the top of a plate placed on the right side in the 
middle.  I'm too lazy to walk back to the kitchen, but I guess it 
would presumably bang into the plate if the plate were all the way 
to the right, against the silverwear tray.  And it presumably 
would just clear a plate nearer the center.  Let's simply call it 
marginal on the right side.  Again, this isn't a personal 
inconvenience, although it might be to someone doing a big load of 
plates every night and needing to maximize use of the bottom rack.

I still think this was a reasonable purchase...I like the unit.  
If one has special constraints such as the stainless steel 
requirement, then obviously the set of choices differs.

Art