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I apologize if this is a bit off topic… But were there ever any WSSR Resource Savers produced that were equipped with a suds saver? Thanks, Thatwasherguy.

Fellow AW member Turbokinetic featured a working one on his YouTube channel a while back. He wound up temporarily converting it to electric heat due to not having natural gas at his warehouse. Here’s a link to the thread on the monitor top fridge forum about it...

You’re welcome! Built in cooking appliances like this generally come factory equipped with a length of metal clad (MC) 3 wire plus ground that is meant to be hard wired to the Romex at the junction box where an outlet would normally be for a freestanding range. Both my Mark 27 and my 2022...

That’s what I was thinking too. If I recall correctly, production ended not too long after Alliance bought out SQ in 1998. I also remember reading on here that after production ended, Alliance sold the tooling to a company in the Middle East, which (at least as of a few years ago) was still...

Hi there, welcome to the forum! Most of the commonly needed parts for these little mark 27 stoves are still readily available, as GE created this design largely from parts that they were already making for their other, more popular products. The small (6 inch) surface element is part number...

Hi everyone! Hope you’re all well. I was just scrolling through marketplace again, and came across this, and figured it was worth posting here. Thatwasherguy. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/832185996280967/

Dang! Those machines make the 1989 BOL Kenmore set my granny had look downright fancy. I didn’t realize that GE did anything more basic than an RCA dryer I parted out a couple of years back that had the 70 minute long timed dry cycle set for air only, with no option to change it. Also, is...

Oh man! I cannot put into words how jealous I am of that living room. The only thing missing is a disco ball. Thatwasherguy.

I had an Atlantis about a year ago… And it was one of the better performing washers that I have gotten to experience. However, there is one big thing to be aware of with these machines, and that is that one of the gears in the transmission has a nasty habit of self destructing. It has plastic...

And the process for disassembling the rest of the machine. Hope this helps, Thatwasherguy.

Part 2…

There are several videos on YouTube covering the pinion gear replacement. I’ve linked one of them. Technically, the tub seal requires a couple of special wrenches to remove it, but I was able to get away with using set of vice grips. The worst part of the job is removing and reinstalling the...

Welcome to the forum! I had an Atlantis about a year ago that exhibited those exact symptoms, and the transmission was the culprit. The pinion gear is a known weak link in these machines, as it has small plastic tabs on the side of it that slot into a set of grooves to lock up the transmission...

Hi everyone! Hope you’re all well. I just saw this machine listed on Marketplace, and figured that it was rare enough to warrant posting here. Thatwasherguy. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1813069579422234/

Beautiful! Looks like a 1972-1974 HA806. IIRC, it would have been one of the last ones equipped with a tub light and a timed bleach dispenser. Thanks for posting! Thatwasherguy.