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The Kenmore model looks like a Kenmore 600, cousin of our Kenmore 800.

Launderess you are amazing as usual!!

I saw this range at the 1968 Worlds Hemisfair San Antonio. Also had a variable speed Frigidaire washer and matching dryer too. All 3 appliances had the high-fashion control panel.

Agree what DADoES questioned.

I use electronic sensor auto dry paired with the cycle to give me the temperature I seek. I usually select the damp dry signal to give me a heads up the load is close to being dry. End of cycle signal is alawys on.

H*LL NOOOO. The simplest I could stand is a 1986 mechanical control LK dryer with infinite temp settings. I hate simple BOL appliances

They look newer than 1967.

Yes that Whirlpool circulation spray system was the foundation of the Kenmore & Whirlpool washer dryer combination units.

Know of Staber since its first introduction

Chet, yes the Lady Shredmore had ATC and had an electronic sensor obviously. There's a POD of the brand new DD LK that featured America's Best Washing System.

My 1986 LK had a regulated temperature that surprised me. Once or twice I increased the temperature on my water heater to 150 and 160 and then selected a hot wash. I was hoping for pure hot water temperature from the heater. But no, it added warm or cold water to reduce the temperature to...

Absolutely amazing Robert!!!!

Robert, I've probably mentioned this before, but my neighbor across the street (that was also behind us in our 1948 house) got that Hotpoint Touch Command dryer (in the black) from her sister when the washer bit the dust. The dryer replaced her 1957/1958 Frog Eye kenmore with the sunburst timer...

There were 2 Lady Kenmore Combos in the house next door. The 33" wide one and then the narrow4er one they bought arround 1965. Glad to finally see the Whirlpool equicalent. The LK alsoo featured a fabric softner/rinse dispenser

I bet somethinng's wrong with the inlet valve, debris clogging/restricting flow.