This dishwasher has come to us straight out of service and I have to say it is in very good condition with some of the usual overall wear and tear from commercial use for its age. One of the main things is that the arms are stainless steel so the nozzles still look really good. You can see from the photos how good it looks. This is an earlier model dishwasher and there is no avoiding that however if you have a cool $6000 to $7000 dollars you can just buy a new Starline M1. That is a lot of dishwashing to start making profit on a new machine.

We have been selling lots of the under-bench dishwashers lately but have not been able to get any of the bigger upright models for quite a while. That is so annoying because dishwashers seem to be hot right now and any time we are offered them the price always seems to be incredibly high. This is a chance to get a reputable brand of commercial dishwasher at a much better price. It seems to be washing like a trooper. The temperature display for some reason starts at zero but it is correct at the 83 Degree mark when it starts washing and then it washes like a trooper.

There seems to be unlimited money for some people starting up cafes and restaurants; new Skopes, Turbofans and Starlines arrive with the shiny plastic wrap on. If you do not have unlimited money this could be a good buy especially since no one seems to have any money these days.

This dishwasher takes the larger size of tray which means you can fit more dishes per wash meaning lower running costs and higher productivity. It has a detergent pump as well which you may need to calibrate for your detergent or just wing it!

Dimensions Approx:

60cm wide for the body (plus arms) 140cm tall closed 70cm deep plus arms 50cm tray

It is single phase, 27.4 amps (we used a 32 amp supply). It needs wiring in and it prefers hot water.

North Island freight is to the main centres (not a main centre if you see paddocks or sheep on the way to work) South Island freight is to Toll Depots