Recent content by gregingotham

I also have to say these 65 or 66 frigidaires aren't anything to sneeze at.

I think you have to agree the 57 control towers fall into the school of design that "less is more" :)

Frigidaires of late 50s and 60s. Made by the same company as Cadillac. The styling changed almost every year and really employed some high-end designs

I remember My grandmother had this when i was just a toddler and she did a kitchen remodel in the early 60s. First dishwasher i can remember peering into.

model number thank you Henene4. THe model number is SHXM78Z55N&#9201 FDO10601307

yesterday i noticed something rubber hanging from under the door of my bosch dishwasher that is less than 5 years old. i pulled it off fairly easily as it was barely still attached to the machine (see pic) . is this something i need to replace? it isn't immediately apparent what the purpose...

nicely done! Congrats Ben- beautiful restoration and machine. Amazing the amount of metal in these machines, which today is probably mostly all plastic. Love the turquoise!

66 custom imperials i just used a 66 frigidaire dryer that i acquired to dry a couple loads this weekend and it dried them quite nicely. Drum still gets nice and toasty hot.

Thanks John! I'll try that.

Looking for a part for a 2000-2004 GE Profile side-by-side refrigerator. Both ice and water in the door still work but the arm sticks and you continue to get ice or water after you pull the glass out. Any ideas what it needs or where to get it? Part is not broken off, it just stick when you...

full speed spin or you could always just flip the switch and run a brief full speed spin after the cycle is finished.

answers John- I purchased the honey beige pair from DJ in upstate NY. Not sure where they were before that. they've had quite a "trip around the horn" from various places from what i understand. It was on a lark that i checked back with him after i thought he had given them away. They had...

Very excited to have two "new" pairs of Frigidaires in my collection. All have been tested and are in working order. The '66 taupe dryer fired right up after getting a new power cord and the washer worked well on the first full cycle test. The poppy red dryer which I acquired a few years ago...

low mileage must be lightly used- given all the junk piled on and around it- who could get to it to actually use it.

New issue- Belt? Now this 1-18 dryer is turning on and heating up but drum is not turning. It can be easy turned by hand though. Is this a broken belt? How difficult is that to replace? where do you get new belts?