General Electric Company

John Michael Todd

Craig Robert Vitan

Keerthi Vasan

Christopher G Hoppe

Jonathan D Nelson

Steven Michael Recio

Ashley Wayne Burt

Gregory Michael Thomas

Almir Begovich

Brice Alan Bowley

Carl W Risen

Patrick David Galbreath

Robert Jules LaFleur

Craig Lung-Pei Tsai

Madhusudhanan Mani

Sivaprasad Polimetla

Venkat Kakileti

John Schuckmann

Craig Richard Dressler

Lee Andrew Fain

Bhawesh Kumar Choursiya

Kannan Krishnan

A system for protecting an electrical junction having a first pin and a second pin is provided. The system includes a first circuit protection device coupled to the first pin and configured to sense at least a first current and a second circuit protection device coupled to the second pin and configured to sense at least a second current. Each of the first circuit protection device and the second circuit protection device includes a trip mechanism configured to interrupt current flowing through a respective circuit protection device and a trip unit operatively coupled to the trip mechanism. The trip unit is configured to activate the trip mechanism based on a determination that a respective current exceeds a predetermined threshold.

System and method for protecting an appliance junction

Systems and methods for providing removable storage tanks in an appliance having a pedestal are disclosed. The systems include a storage container located in the pedestal and configured to house an additive. In addition, a cover may be positioned within the pedestal to secure the container within the pedestal. The methods include manufacturing the pedestal such that when a storage container is placed in the pedestal, the storage container will fit in a predetermined orientation. The storage container may be manufactured such that when the storage container is placed in the pedestal the storage container can be secured in the pedestal with a cover.

Removable tank for laundry bulk dispenser system

Systems and methods for delivering an additive to an appliance are disclosed. The systems may include a user interface configured to accept a user input and a controller connected to the user interface. The controller may be configured to receive the user input and cause an additive delivery system to deliver at least one additive to the appliance. The methods include receiving an amount of the additive to be delivered to the appliance and receiving a time at which the additive is to be delivered to the appliance during a cycle. The method may further include activating an additive delivery system to deliver the amount of the additive at the time to the appliance.

Bulk dispense user adjustable controls

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Louisville, KY, United States of America

John Michael Todd