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Dryer control panel

Control panel. This is the model that you select the cycle that you want and any options by pushing the buttons. Then you turn the large cycle knob until it stops and clicks in place. Then you push the cycle knob in and the machine starts. Wash time, wash/rinse temp, wash/spin speed, etc. are...

Detergent dispenser with metal door.

ROTO-SWIRL with scrubber cap Six fins of fun !!! Looks a little phallic. Those engineers must have been thinking about the lady of the house again.

What do we have here? Why it's a measuring cup that fits over the agitator cap------ how convenient. Even has quarter cup incremental markings. Those Lady people think of everything to make the housewife's job just a little bit better.

Up close and personal interior shot after a little cleaning

Interior shot

Partner Lou and our latest find

Washer Note the filth !

Dryer

Me and the washer in its new home Note the "Sears Best" sticker still on.

Went to an estate sale for an eighty year old woman who went to a nursing home. Went down the basement and found these beauties. The basement was one of those old dark, dank, musty basements you see in horror movies that everyone seems to go down to when they hear a noise in the middle of the...

Mark, Please let us know what you want to sell. I'm very interested. Jim

Hey Jimmy, that's the agitator that we had in the Hotpoint washer that my family had when I was growing up. I think our machine was a '67 or '68 "Lady Executive". I still have the instruction manual. There was a round bleach dispenser that fit over the agitator and into the filter pan. There...

Beautiful machine Rich. I love your collection. Frigidaires are my favorite. Jim

Austin, I found the same exact machine last year. Mine is boring white. But I was lucky enough to get the minibasket and fabric softener dispenser with it though. Mine was absolutely filthy--- and full of mildew. I had to soak everything in bleach, then wash the whole thing down with bleach and...

They're nuts if they think they're going to get that price for machines that need to be repaired. It just jacks up the price for us collectors.

Found this as the back cover of a Frgidaire dealer/repairshop manual from 1957.

First off, I think the machines are either from '82 or "83. Second, as far as noise goes I was expecting them to be very loud from what everyone has been saying. However, to my surprise the only loud thing about them is the tub brake. And the tub brake only goes off if you lift the lid or turn...

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