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Timers & other stuff. Not real sure about Maytag, but it was not uncommon to see 2 different style timers & drive motors used on many makes of appliances. Timers like the one shown, is a Mallory. The black plastic cased timer mentioned, was a Kingston. This Maytag machine looks like it has a...

Here's Debbie featured in a 1978 GE Potscrubber dishwasher III advertisement. L.P. http://cgi.ebay.ca/1978-General-Electric-ad,-dishwasher,-Debbie-Reynolds_W0QQitemZ380119530804QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20090423?IMSfp=TL090423132001r2897

Is it a Kelvinator?

Best Wishes Greg. All the best to you! Leslie

Congrats on finally this rare & elusive gem. The best to you!

Good I'll get some and give it a whirl in my Calypso. Thanks guys! Leslie

Shane where did you find this? I'd like to try it myself. Are enzymes on this list of cleaning ingredients? Leslie

Speed Queen disposers are really a GE 'disposall'. Fun pictures there Andy!

Gordon you can try Muriatic acid. BUT be very careful where that stuff splashes.

Response to Obama's statements regarding Appliance's http://www.appliancemagazine.com/news.php?article=1117&zone=0&first=1

Ed & Steve; make sure the tabs at the lower corners, where the panel mounting screws are affixed; are bent slightly downward, this helps apply force upward to keep the vertical side flanges securely beneath the evaporation channel. Leslie

We've been using the U.S. version for and find they work quite well. The only exception is tea stains linger in our Corningware teapot. Nothing that a splash of Clorox bleach instantly rinses away. Does your package list the percentage of phosphates? It is called out as 7% here. No machine...

Interesting thread. Thanks to all for keeping this front & center here. Keven, may I ask that you preview & edit your messages carefully. Having trouble understanding your dislike/anger towards others here. Leslie

see the link....... http://www.appliancemagazine.com/news.php?article=1246614&zone=0&first=1

energy policy: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/O/OBAMA_ENERGY?SITE=VTBEN&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

'Every 1-18 I've ever seen has had the square, open type motor. That is a new one to me'. Kenny, I think this is a early 1-18. Notice the washer base pan is porcelain coated. I recall that only happened for maybe a year or two. That motor looks like a GM 'Delco'. Otherwise, like you've said...

A Lustron home was demolished in Sarasota last year. It was at the corner of Datura & Osprey for those familiar. Now the lot sits empty. The house was is pretty good shape, so I'm unsure as to what caused its demise.

Here is Mr. Poulter. http://treycruz.com/2008/01/levi-poulter-island-house-key-west/

Here ya go.....in the link! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_sigma

Steve your machine dates back to the early-mid 1990's. It was made in Germany and is the standard tub design. Also, it does have the exposed sump heater, that boosts the wash temperatures to different set points depending on the cycle. 120, 140 & 160f. The tech sheet maybe in the console or...