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While "J" is for 1965 models, washers and dryers were still identified with numbers that year (unlike most other Frigidaire appliances that had switched to letters). "K" is for 1966 models (mid-1965 to mid-1966). "L" for 1967 (mid-1966 to mid--1967), "N" is for 1968 (But "N" models were...

While "J" is for 1965 models, washers and dryers were still identified with numbers that year (unlike most other Frigidaire appliances that had switched to letters). "K" is for 1966 models (, "L" for 1967, "N" is for 1968 (But "N" models were manufactured from mid-1967 to mid-1970). "P" is for...

GE made plenty of push button cooktops and ranges in Canada but they had infinite switches sooner than the US models did. This one still has the 4 terminal burners that were used with 5 heat switches. BTW, here’s a picture of the Canadian Talisman fridge that was with used with that range and...

Jon, I just gently knock mine upside down a few times in the bottom of the sink to release most of the lint, get most of the wet lint out of the sink and then run hot water over it to rinse what remains in the filter and in the bottom of the sink. Quite easy as long as you have a sink near your...

Nice find! I have a similar Inglis Royal 100 set from 1972 (unfortunately, the Canadian TOL washers were just two speed in the early seventies, they had been 3 speeds before and went back to 3 speeds for a few more years after 1973). Mine has a bad inner tub, it still works fine but there's a...

They aren’t KLH but they were also made by Henry Kloss after he sold KLH. I got the two « New Advent » speakers for cheap and a pair of « The New Smaller Advent » for free and I had them refoamed.

I know the bathroom and kitchen fans are connected to the chimney as some air escapes from the top of the poorly sealed cover where I think the boiler used to connect to the chimney when either of the fans are on. You can hear it in the video below when the bathroom fan is on. It would do the...

I have two fireplaces I thought the two other ones were for them, I guess I should try the fireplaces first to see what happens!

Speaking of exhaust fans venting through chimneys, it seems that both the kitchen vent hood and the bathroom fan in the basement of my home vent throught the right port of the chimney (as seen on the picture below). I don't quite understand this as the other ones are for fireplaces and I am...

I know Paul has a GE pink wall oven like that too. Did you get the Frigidaire Deluxe wall oven with the pink cooktop? That one should fit in your cabinet? I have a few 24" Frigidaire wall ovens but most are double and none are pink!

That stove is awesome in white!

Frigidaire didn't have windows in it's self-cleaning ovens before 1975. They were quite late at having them (I still currently have no Electri-Clean ranges that are new enough to have one but that might change soon!). I thing GE had them as early as 1967. Other brands also had them in the late...

Tim, don't be sorry! It does sound much more like you spelled it!

Tim, it spells "maudit"! Translates as "damn"!

On page 11 of the PDF File in the following link. I'd like to find one of those dishwashers! I hope the link works! http://numerique.banq.qc.ca/patrimoine/details/52327/2737279?docsearchtext=lave%20vaisselle%20moffat

John, thanks for the info! Pete, I saw it featured in a Facebook group. In Connecticut: https://www.redfin.com/CT/Tolland/84-Lakeview-Hts-06084/home/54108781

It looks like it has a glass control panel similar to those of Frigidaire Touch-N-Cook appliances.

Here are a few videos I made of my Rollermatics. I have more pics and videos in this album. https://www.flickr.com/photos/33723086@N02/albums/72157656453518302

I have the Canadian RCA service manuals from most of the 1960s and 1970s. RCA went from Inglis-made appliances (originally badged as RCA Whirlpool, then RCA Victor and RCA) to Westinghouse for it's complete appliance lineup in 1971. I have sent to Robert the 1975 Canadian RCA catalog and...

Thanks Roger for sharing the link!