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The lid is a mix of magnetic switch and normal switch. The magnet is used for all the cycles. The other switch is for spin. Both are easily bypassed. I noticed that with a "medium" load fill with a blanket, the tub sits at least 1.5" lower than at empty. I wonder if this is normal or whether...

The washer is now in my possession! :) First look inside, since I didn't get a pic last time around.

supremewhirlpol, Fair enough. I did say they were pretty crappy pics, and I was going by the parts list that showed a "transmission" whatever it may actually be. I wasn't about to disassemble the machine there to find out how it worked, since it isn't mine! Back panel was enough. :D I'm not...

It's load sensing even with a "Load Size" selector? Yes, the tub is nice and shiny, with a straight vain agitator. I would like to argue that solid state controls doesn't mean there are no mechanics (but you can make them simpler), and a parts diagram for this machine lists a transmission. I'm...

Finally, here's the drain pump, with clean-out access at the corner of the machine.

Here's part of the drive assembly. The motor is just hidden from view at the front of the machine.

The serial number seems to only indicate that it was made in January 2004. If anyone's curious, here's some label info: Camco Inc. Hamilton, ONT. L8N 3Y5 Model FSLP1100A0WW Clothes Waser DC68-00510B Made in Thailand Here's what yahoo has to say about camco "Camco wants to bring the hum of...

I also have pics with the back panel off. I'll link them up if anyone wants to see. They're not particularly good pictures, just a quick reference for myself. I realized I forgot to take pics of the tub and agitator! Oops. Perhaps I can get my hands on it later, hook it up and give it a spin...

Hello all, I happen to have access to one of these today. It's a compact washer model GSLP1100A0WW (Canadian version of WSLP1100A0WW ?). I have questions and some random thoughts. It sits unused today, but was told that while it was in use, it would sometimes stop and dump water. You would then...

Nice collection and presentation! May I ask how the weather is like? I couldn't imagine putting anything like that in my garage through the winters unless some serious renovation was done to the garage, and it was heated. Hope you had some good help! I've been through a few home and...

Welcome! I'm a newbie myself, having joined a few days ago. I found it looking for Maytag washer info. This place is simply amazing. Between this site, vacuumland, and youtube, I foresee having a few late nights reading up on things! While I haven't been a collector (intentionally), I've ended...

Unfortunately not similar - the key features were the lack of a backsplash console, and the knob being on the front of the cabinet. I did find another specimen (linked) but no model numbers other than Kenmore C110 from the first example I found. Even knowing that, it's hard to find pictures. I...

I can't say I've been collecting any large appliances, but I did get a Hoover Constellation vacuum from my grandparents quite a few years back. We currently have (inherited) a '75 Maytag washer and a Lady Kenmore electric range. I've been using them (but not caring about them) since I was about...

Thanks for the clues. I don't remember it having a separate console. I do mean that the dial was on the front of the cabinet. My dad says they used to shop at Sears back then, so it might be a Kenmore. So far the closest I've found is from the following site, looking for a manual (scroll down...

I don't want to throw anyone off the trail, but I believe it was a top loader and the dial/knob was silver. It didn't have a window or I would have been watching a lot more laundry back then. ;) I'll also check in with my parents to see if they have any more details.

I'm currently trying to re-discover a washer from my childhood! Unfortunately all I remember was that it was white, and the control was on the top-right on the front of the machine. The dial/knob was a semi conical shape with a flat front. I think the markings were on the dial/knob itself and...