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Hi Thomas, Thanks for the links. I will definitely check them out. I would never have dreamed of looking in Brazil for parts. Hi John, I have been able to find most mechanical parts this project has required (seals, bearings, spin tube, suds valve, etc.). The only part that remained...

Hi Thomas, I did not know that Whirlpools were made under license in Brazil as they were in Australia. Are there any online parts retailers ? Parts for 24 inch machines seem hard to find in the USA (and in Australia). Regards, Tim

@hippiedoll @stricklybojack Thanks so much - it's a good feeling having it going back together. @lowefficiency I used LOCTITE EA3478 which appears to be designed for repairing shafts and the loads they are subjected to. It's a two-part epoxy with metal filler. It was thick and difficult...

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Hi All, I have made good progress on the washer restoration. Unable to source a replacement agitator shaft I have repaired the original by machining out the old corroded section, filling with a shaft repair compound and then remachining to the original profile. Otherwise lots of cleaning...

Hi Nathan, Thank you for the names of the Dishlex cycles. I much prefer the clarity of those to the symbols used on the Potscrubber. The reason I thought 6 and 7 could be short wash cycles is that their symbols are a cup/saucer and glass respectively - i.e. those cycles could be used for...

Hi Nathan, Thanks so much for your reply. You are right, the options are Power Saver / Element Dry, Warm Wash / Hot Wash, and Potscrubber / Normal. I don't normally use them - I just pressed all the buttons so the lamps would be illuminated for the photo ! The shortest wash is when the...