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Beautiful! That motor looks better than factory. You are very talented.

Congratulations Ben What an amazing find. So glad it is in good hands.

Incredible find! Wow, that machine is stunning. So glad you were able to save it.

Is this what you need? Looks like it to me! https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Kitchen-Aid-Dishwasher-Motor-Drip-Shield-Part-4159887/324207795461?hash=item4b7c4a5d05:g:m6YAAOSw32Ve8lsi

Thank You Dave! Appreciate the links to these great tutorials.

parts Do you know the model number of the machine? That will help in case others have extra parts for sale. Ebay tends to have used parts for sale. Here is a start for the utensil/silverware basket. https://www.ebay.com/itm/KitchenAid-Utensil-Rack/124008901883

1-18 dryer element Here is one: https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-OEM-Frigidaire-Dryer-Heating-Element-5309956777/142871873727?epid=1603373756&hash=item2143d3c8bf:g:-aQAAOSwaeRbTi6k

Wow! Great collection Steve. I love that it's all so organized and displayed well. You've got some great machines.

Frigidaire Even though this listing says Maytag, this is the style you need for your Frigidaire 1-18. https://www.ebay.com/itm/CW-10-200746-LP961-Vintage-Maytag-Washer-Water-Inlet-Valve/142742773748?hash=item213c21dff4:g:WOUAAOSw6ZZawhEg

Bradley I have this same dishwasher. I will check and respond back with a photo. Patrick

No extension cords! Not sure if you were running it like I see in the picture but Maytag's do not like to be plugged into extension cords. They draw a lot of power when going into spin so need to be plugged directly into an outlet. First lift up the machine and see if both belts are still on...

Amazing! Leon,   Your vintage washer and appliance collection looks absolutely beautiful. You've done an excellent job!   Cheers, Patrick

Not Frost-Free This is a manual defrost model. It is in VERY good shape for its age. I would definitely take it if I were you. I recommend moving it in an upright position if at all possible. I moved one on its side once and even after letting it sit upright for 24 hours before plugging in...

Mystery Machines I thought they were 1-18's... LOL

and another almond

It's not midnight yet... here's another set...

one of a few terra-cotta

Tub Nut Removal This tub nut and the stem are REVERSE threaded. Righty loosey, lefty tighty! https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?25520

Great job Robert... You are such a talented man. Your pictures, descriptions, and video are absolutely amazing. I loved watching this machine in action with the improvements you made. I'm happy to see you still have your passion for these great machines. Thank You Patrick

bottom panel off? I notice in the picture your bottom panel cover is off. I assume it was off during your test? From my experience the t-stat is sensitive enough that the cooler air coming in under the dishwasher affects what it is sensing and so it never detects the true temp of the water in...