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So here I am defrosting the fridge. I have had to do this -- well it has been a month or two. Just wondering, the 55 upstairs I never have to do this to. I noticed this gets to get about 40 degrees inside, but after I clean it up it goes down to 38. I think that perhaps sometimes the door...

I am hoping this will fix it. It sometimes is a long process with these old things. Best of luck.

as the Westinghouse goes in for some repairs. Never really used one they sure make a different sort of laundry noise!

Those indentations are too shallow for an ebelskiver

Here is a previous thread. like I mentioned this timer seems to freely move in one direction while most don't really. This lets you advance the timer knob. I noticed that some of these timers have a notch in the middle of the gear that is supposed to let the other gear move. It is important...

Just pour the coffee from the C-50 into the C-30 and heat it up that way

Westinghouse washing

Bendix Washing

Other old stuff - 1927 GE fridge and 1948 GE Liberator double oven

Some action shots - Kenmores washing

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First aquisition - 1951 Kenmore

With a little help from AW members - 1951 Kenmore lineup

1954 Westinghouse twins

1947 Bendix - hooked up and running!

Hurray! Here is a brand new element to go into this Westinghouse dryer. I don't know when they stopped making these but I was able to pick one up. I waited for that splice to fail as I knew it would and with this quick fix it is up and running again. Anyway I an all for collecting parts for...

I would use it that way for three days and see if it fixes itself.

Any Backstory on it. It looks great.

That one is up there with the all-time coolest fridges.

it That old timer really is toast I would drill out those rivets and take a look inside. You might be able to tweak and clean it.