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Welcome Kyle.....you will enjoy this forum. Nice to see a younger guy interested in appliances. John

I have an oem GE 4 port filter-flo pump, I also have other filter-flo parts, if needed.

The upper chamber with 2 ports are for the recirculation water for the filter-flo.

I may have one....I will check.

I think they switched to the faster stroke with the change to a perforated wash basket. Not sure if that's the case.

My aunt Viola had the 1955 filter flo with the black background cycle dial and black control buttons for water temp and water saver. It had a back hinged lid.

Also check the operating thermostat. Make sure it is cycling....I think those cycling thermos are single pole double throw.

Those heat release icemakers were very trouble free back when this film was made. Our 1966 Coldspot bottom freezer ice maker lasted the life of the refrigerator (33 years) without a malfunction or repair. Also our 1988 Whirlpool bottom freezer had same and lasted the life of the refrigerator...

I think that is their sneaky way of energy savings. The stand alone top loaders do the same thing. I tell my customers to leave the lid up while filling to avoid that.

Agi-Tamer.

Yes, I don't remember why I bought it. It's still in it's original box.

Part # is 3390175. I have one new in box.

Also uses part # R9900552 depending on serial #.

Seal kit is part # 356P3. I have one, if interested.

Crosses to 337019. I may have one.

Water level switch kicked in if the outer tub was filled with water to prevent an overflow. Had one for awhile. I believe this was the first one piece stack unit.

Thanks Cory for all these wonderful trips down memory lane. So much of this has been done before. Everything old is new again! Looking forward to more like this. Thanks again!

Take that LG turbowash.....It's all been done before....and in America!!!!

Looks like an early direct drive washer. Most parts are NLA.

Lid switch? Does it agitate?