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This was accidentally deleted Mom in her GE equipped kitchen, probably about 1965....looks like cauliflower draining...yuck...

Kenmore, maybe 59? Motor feels seized, but pump turns....

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...... ....oh that's right...I haven't done anything with the washer so it's as is...I got the dryer from u before we moved here, and used it with a new blower wheel I got from Larry way back then...I guess Tyler wins the prizes !

Combo52 I will bring these to u hopefully next week

They have been in my garage buried for the last 20 years

We selected pot/pan - sanitemp, water heat, hot dry, pushed the start button, and all the lites lit up..then we'd hit cancel, and the timer would advance, turning off each lite , one at a time....was it wash rinse wash rinse rinse wash rinse rinse dry ?

Father Knows Best.... Yes, it is Kitten, and Margaret Anderson...Season 1, episode 7....I remember it only because of the Westinghouse....

How old were you when u knew all about operating the washer ...?

Dryer window... I'm going to guess when they went to the D5 or Definitely D6, maybe 1951-52?

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Roper RUD 1000DW B ? I sold and installed these back in the day, untill I discovered the top of line Ropers had several more selection buttons, (plus a jacket of sound insulation..) I don't think the cost was much more than twenty dollars, so I started suggesting those to the customers...

I might have a pump I'll go look- Robert

Production and design changes were kinda common- it was usually indicated on the model number by adding a letter just after it. I have an L100-M, which has three belts and the slider pulley. I discovered this was used as early as 1953-54 models, but it seemed available only on BOL models, one...

Please post some pics of inside the unit...the suspended tub has to be a specific degree... otherwise the unit will leak....also, what is the correct amount and where did u get the information from? What weight oil did u use ?

..the model plate is on the toe panel, the black part just below the front lower panel...now I'm thinking 240 volt...love t see pics of the information n user guide if that's there...

Dryer is very likely a D104 The D102 has different style dial(s) and an escutcheon under them...it was considered the top of line model, and the 104 was basic model...the tag should tell u it's on the toe plate or rear of cabinet If I remember correctly, the 102 could be used with 120, or 240...

When my niece was born in 78, I convinced my sister to get a dishwasher ...it took a whole evening with the two of us ganging up on her husband till he gave in and said ok...this is the model we picked, with the push buttons that hid behind that sliding door....the auto advance timer failed when...

I'm remembering our 62 BOL RCA WP dryer, which had a distinct rhythmic rumble and vibration, so strong it moved the tide box across it...then something broke, and when it was fixed, it ran smooth...wonder what it was?

We had the 62 dryer , which I'd love to find ...I remember watching my dad run the vent across the ceiling in our basement, when we lived in Potomac. It was horribly noisey, untill a belt broke, and I'm not sure which one it was. I also remember it had a very long vent line, half metal, and the...