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appnut A407 was a single speed motor washer deep tub like the 606 but not a 2 speed dial had only one wash cycle, soak only(indefinite time) cycle, and a 20 some odd miniute timed soak cycle the 3 buttons to the right of the dial are regular, perm press and delicate **regular ran as a normal...

dude totalnewb I remember what my mom said in 1972 when we got our A606S after a whirlpool 1967 Imperial 90 not that that was a bad machine but the bearing went out after a short time. she said it sounded "eligant" when it washed and spined..ther is nothing like the sound of a maytag/.......we...

wash times and maytag '06's frigilux, my delicates too are now washed on a 10 minute wash time although I always did think 10 minutes was a little skimpy ( grew up with an A606S w/ perm press) the 06 series was produced while phosphates were still in detergents and shorter wah times really...

And some more facts Unlike the 20 year old (35 lb MILNOR's)called TRIPLE LOADERS you may see in your local laundramat. Todays Milnors have 1 single motor, an inverter to control speeds and all have microprocessors. While a very reliable set up...since they are still running 30 years...

If u've got $5,000 and are serious FYI Contact your local Milnor dealer. I'm a dealer myself. Milnor's have a reputation for lasting 20-30 years under heavy commercial use. So under a home use situation...consider many generations of your family to be married to the machine. And this machine...

ADC/Solaris and rebadged PeterH770, ADC makes dryers under there own name then slaps a Maytag, Continental Girbau, and MILNOR lables on others. I work for a MILNOR distributor and carry ADC under its own name and the MILNOR Line. I too was at Clean 2003 and 2005. I have sold 3 Solaris dryers...

look close zipdang all MILNOR Open Pocket Washer Extractors whether rigid or soft mounts have a 7 degree tilt to the cylinder.

2) magic chef brake activates as son as fill starts for rinse ( loud clank) and at off..the MW would coast for 2 mins after final spin and the brake latch would engage with a solnoid clunk at off

2 experiences with norge fedders 2 machines, same era late 70's early 80's, both burbed..middle of line...both great machines...but huge differences 1) Montgomery Wards, 5 temps, infinite water levels, 3 cycles, normal, pp, delicate all on dial, all with up to 14 min wash time...1 min timer...

Had a A806S for years. Excellent machine. ^Return Suds was located after PP and before Prewash/Soak on the dial. Drain Suds/Save Suds buttons were to the left of the 4 speed buttons...all in one switch bank. During the '06 model years the A806 was available with a Suds Saver. Once the '08's came...

and another thought original 606 machines (1960's) did not have permanent press, and had 3 water levels (SMALL/NORMAL/LARGE) and had a 14 min washtime w/ 45 sec timer increments. Maytag refers, in there service literature to "06" modles w/ PP and w/o PP when the 606 w/ PP was intro'd the...

washer is an a608 non suds saversame as a606 except this was the Jimmy Carter model. 606's had 3 temp selections h/w w/c c/c...the DOE under Carter mandated that all machines HAD to offer cold rinses with all temps. u can tell the difference easily 606 vs.608 606 left to right buttons COLD...

MILNOR U can always tell the volume of a MILNOR cylinder....its in the Modle number...72044...=72"wide x 44" deep = 103.7 cubic feet. MILNOR still makes this modle, I actually sold one about two months ago...of course now with computer, single motor inverter drive. The old machines and 3 or 4...

fixerman looking for a good working condition a606s/ or a806s w/ perm press. Want suds saver...2 speed deep tub, 1min increment timer.hence the w/ perm press. Do not want 08 series...because only cold rinse on suds saver machines...let me know

its an A206 w/Permanent Press