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It’s been In weekly use or any time I needed anything Dried I would use my Westinghouse which is the back of the Dry. You can see there, it was probably about two years since I last cleaned it but I thought it was definitely about time because I normally move the dryer and vacuum behind it and...

For a spring clean Hey guys, so I decided that I’d take the back off the Dry to lubricate the idler pulley And oh Jesus So my question for you guys is how often do you guys clean out your dryers?

Mine is rated for 20 A, but it’s built with 2 10 A heaters, so if I can separate them electrically and run them off different circuits, I can get The dryer to run at its full capacity

Oh yeah Here is a video of the dryer running

Yeah, but considering I’ve only got the option of Two 15 amp circuits I think I’ve actually figured it out instead of getting two cords and sharing the neutral between those two I’ll get a separate Terminal block for the other Heater that way I can use the dryer to its full capacity, I...

Well, at least from what I found both looking at the wiring Diagram of my dryer and also a slightly newer one Apparently, they can be connected to either 2 10 amp circuits, 1 20 amp circuit And some models were only made to connect to 1 10 amp circuit

Hey guys guess what got delivered to me last night. Doesn’t look like a beauty that unfortunately parts of the schematic are missing. But the pretty unusual thing is this Dry can be wide up for Two 240 V 10 amp circuits or one 240 V 20 amp circuit and later today I’ll be taking the top off and...

Speaking of adding my voice to the chorus, the only time where I truly don’t know When I’m using too much detergent is because the packet says “one scoop handwashing, two scoops machine washing” But they don’t give the actual definition of a scoop so I’m stumped

So what I do Is I go and Use a hoover floor washer/polisher and then after that I use a wet dry vacuum and suck up the liquid and then just probably a towel to quickly wipe everything that’s left over

Reply eight So the detergent known as “all” was originally developed for Westinghouse, as I have an old record that actually said that they developed it for Westinghouse

Reply eight So the detergent known as “all” was originally developed for Westinghouse, as I have an old record that actually said that they developed it for Westinghouse

I almost got this one I think it’s older

Oh thank you How’d you find that out?

Hey guys, I’m currently moving on my general Electric dryer as I’ve found something else I’d like to put into my collection, it’s a 15 amp 240 V Dryer, drys most loads pretty quickly, Some rust marks were from accidentally placing some drilllbits while doing a project apart from that works...

And I forgot to mention, I was chatting with the Seller Of the Dryer from Adelaide And they sent these

Speaking of Simpson dryers, look what I brought It’s probably gonna be from the 50s I’m thinking

Yeah, I’ve got the Australian version of this known as GE mobile 12, probably for 12 pounds capacity Mine had a bad drain pump, so I ended up Replacing the drain pump with one from a different model

There’s a couple Of Appliance Repairs stores near me The ones that I normally go to are all located in the same suburb, and one I have previously brought parts from Mum did buy a washing machine from one of those places but it didn’t really last even three years as for some odd reason it...

Combo 52 Let us know how the two extractors of yours Work, as I’ll be interested of how the breaking mechanism works

I hope someone can save that Ignis/servis machine Are those somewhat common in Canada?