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With our house we inherited some vintage appliances that are superficially perfect. Unfortunately some inside failures have cropped up with our regular use. Our waste king dishwasher overflows out the door seals during the rinse cycle. We've had a tech here to confirm issue but he couldn't...

Coin op timers I can't think of any coin op machine that doesn't have an "in use" light. You would just take connections from that. Coin op machines were always much simpler than home washers, so no two speed or other options. Just wash, rinse, spin and off as quick as possible. Time is money.

Hi ChestermikeUK, I am both, engineer and owner. Repairing, installing and totally rebuilding commercial washers, dryers, spinners and drycleaners since 1962. At present only 3 shops owned but I have owned or part owned over 20 Launderettes or Coin op drycleaners over the years I still have...

Please do. I never worked on Maytag or Unimatic transmissions but regularly stripped Westinghouse and Whirlpool/Inglis b/d's . In UK Laundromats there were so many spare Maytags that they were junked at the first sign of expensive (parts or time) repairs. If only I had kept one of the...

One other point. The drycleaners were the, very rare, Mk I's. The bulk of production was the II's and III's which had oblong door glasses, not round. Probably an artists concept of the Poly Clean Center before the first one opened

Zanussi Clutch pulley Hi I've just joined due to your posting. I have what you need from an Electrolux commercial washer. Electrolux used the same pulley during the 80's to mid 90's.If you make contact I'll post it to you, from London.