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Vintage Maytag Washer and Dryer. Both in working order before replaced. 250 for the lair OBO. You must pickup and transport https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/377160710326865/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post

Ralph The door handle was configured to operate two separate latches. The handle was a two piece affair. The longer part laid inside of and was surrounded on three sides (top, bottom and side facing the door) by a shorter part. Placing your hand towards the outer end of the handle (the longer...

Blast from the Past Also shown is a Frigidaire Flair. Sissy Spacek removes a cooked roast from it and takes it along as she and Christopher Walken head to the fall out shelter during the assumed nuclear attack. The film clip below doesn't show the range. The still is of the kitchen in the...

Im curious as to what year GE introduced reversible doors on their refrigerators. Our 1974 Harvest Gold 15.6 cubic ft does not have them. Maybe those members with old sales or repair literature can research and report what year it became standard.

Complaints on BBB website for Custom Ceramic Coatings Complaint Type: Problems with Product/Service Status: Unanswered 08/28/2020 Nearly 2 years ago I sent an antique housing for a chiclets vending machine to be recoated in ceramic coating. I have confirmation it was received and was informed...

Video is from Whirlpool. 1958 Imperial Mark XII W & D are shown at 17:08. I don't recall ever seeing any pictures of those models in the past. They are beautiful. Very modern looking.

My sister's 1984 GE OTR microwave, Model JVM64003, quit operating a while back and I never got around to checking it out. Clock is still lit and keeping time. Still able to enter cook time and when start is pushed light inside comes on, time counts down but no magnetron action. After viewing a...

Cant beat the price Three washers listed in the ad at $5.00 each.

Thanks all for the info. Brendan, How about posting pics of yours?

Has ceiling fan design changed much since the 1950s? Id like to find one that looks like what would have been available in the mid to late 50s. No lighting required. For all the vintage items I've seen covered here I don't recall any discussions on vintage ceiling fans.

David Did you really leave those turds thinking they got by with that lie? Like Kenny stated I would have called their bluff and sent them a picture of it. Pretty good bet you wouldn't have heard back from them but at least those all around crappy individuals would have had the wind taken out...

That's the largest dryer GE produced, correct? Bob, were you happy with its performance?

Thanks for the info John. That answers everything I was wondering about. Its great to have this site as a resource.

Judging by the wiring schematic the timer motor is always energized and running. I assume there is a cam wheel inside that opens and closes the two individual contacts thereby switching between energizing the compressor to cool (when the cold control calls for such) and the heater to defrost...

Been doing some searching on ebay and zero luck finding a 16 hour timer. Found 10 and 12 hour. Which brings to mind a question. Back when new and it had a 12 hour timer, as John stated, what would the heater on time interval have been? What Ive learned is that the longer the timer goes between...

Thanks for that info Glenn. Now I know for sure its a Whirlpool product.

W10822278 is what I had found too. That is the 8 hour timer I referred to.

John Thanks for the reply and info. The model # is 1067623141. Serial # is E24315970 which dates it to Oct 1972. The part numbers Im finding for the various parts cross reference to Whirlpool so that leads me to think it is Whirlpool built. Serial # indicates location of build was Evansville...

Im looking at replacement defrost timers for my 72 Coldspot fridge. Would anyone here know the timer cycle of the original timer? The one in it currently is not the original. All the replacements Im finding are an 8 hour cycle at 21 minutes defrost. Which would mean it would defrost 3 times in a...

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