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Here's mine! A little late to this thread...i'm in the middle of a home renovation and was finally able to get pics of my 1962 Whirlpool Imperial. It runs great and really does laundry well. I use it once a week for some of our laundry and it never lets me down! Sean, I believe this is the...

Fill level Yes, that’s the correct fill level for the first pre-rinse/pre-wash. A couple of subsequent fills in the cycle will be a little less. They are typically in between pre-washing and post-wash rinses. It looks great installed. You will like the performance, and it holds a...

Nice!!! Congrats!!

And we have a winner!! They are yours.  You can PM me your address, zip, and phone #.  I'll figure out packing and shipping costs. I also have the button you need for the No-Heat dry option.     Congrats on getting this machine.   From the pictures the tank looks in really good shape.  The...

I have a set of almost pristine KD17 racks available.  They really are very nice and are free to whoever wants them, you would just have to pay packing and shipping.  Pics are below.      <label id="SplashIdPlugin" style="display: none;">chrome</label> Not Logged in

GSD1000 It appears to be a GSD1000, based on this info from their brochure:   <span id="docs-internal-guid-75ef1d0b-7fff-1a0d-bd42-05f6a8a7cd54" style="font-weight: normal;"><span style="font-size: 11pt; font-family: Arial; background-color: transparent; font-variant-numeric: normal...

Shaft seal kit Ok,  I found the kit # you referred to.  The part # I referenced above is the new part number (see info below)   Part Number 4162139 (AP3102067) replaces 240366   <label id="SplashIdPlugin" style="display: none;">chrome</label>   Not Logged in

Tear down Thanks for the pics. Well the O-Ring you are referring to is the pump to tub gasket, and you definitely have some rust issues in the sump area. They could very well be causing the leak. The o-ring I was referring to is at the top area of the drain impeller. Did you remove that in your...

The broken pieces of china/porcelain are probably what was causing the buzzing sound. It is possible for some small pieces of broken glass/china to work their way into the pump innards. Did you remove both the wash impeller and drain impeller? If so, did you put the shim washers back in the same...

You mentioned the noise happens when it's rinsing & draining. Is it only happening when it drains, or does it happen while the water is recirculating as well? If only when draining then, yes, the drain valve would be the culprit. This is a fairly easy repair if your mechanically adept. It's...

Fabric Softener Dispenser Hi, if no one else want's it I would like it. Thanks!

It would be a wash arm model, early to mid 60’s. With this series Whirlpool has completely redesigned the cabinet and chassis. They also introduced their first vertical wash pump (the Filterstream pump). It was the first time the iconic big round white filter was used. The lower rack was...

I was 7. We had a 1962 Whirlpool, two cycle, two speed, three temp, three water levels, and Magic-Mix filter dispenser! It was a great washer that served two family’s for 10 years. I loved operating it!

Whirlpool Clone? This could possibly be an early 60’s rebadged Whirlpool based on the look and placement of the door handle and timer knob. Also the base assembly and fill flume resemble Whirlpool, but I cannot get a clear enough image. Any other thoughts? Never saw a Nutone.

Whirlpool was the first manufacturer to build Tappan branded dishwashers after they stopped producing them; I have service manuals illustrating this. D&M took over in the late 70's early 80's (not sure of exact year). GE was next, and then Frigidaire I believe (there could have been another...

Tappan made their own machines originally, but then farmed them out to Whirlpool, D&M, and then finally Frigidaire/Electrolux.

Rebadged Philco? The washer control panel resembles a Philco, but i'm not positive.

Thanks for fixing the pics Glen! :)

Ld stands for a long drain. The dishwasher is taking longer than normal to drain. This could be due to a kinked drain hose or a blockage in the drain hose. The electronic control is sensing this and is sending the fault code to the display. See the attached pictures for an explination of how...