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Frigidaire is a brand owned by Electrolux, they ceased being an independent manufacturer of appliances ages ago.

Search commercial/industrial laundry trade surplus and stock sellers. These are places that buy used laundry equipment and may have what you want sooner or later. Then there are usual spots such as FB, CL, and other online listings...

Maytag wringer with timer is not a common model to be found. Timer stopped agitation but didn't discontinue power to motor which continued to run. This way one could continue "damp drying" a load of wash say from rinse tubs and not having to stop and bother with whatever was washing in tub at...

Mini-basket up for the bid looks like one in this vintage Tide/GE washer commercial. Now if just could find the actor who played washer serviceman. I call him "Killer", because his voice sends me.... *LOL*

Bit far, but..... https://hibid.com/lot/251064858/kitchen-aid-washing-machine?ref=lot-list https://hibid.com/lot/251064859/kitchen-aid-elec-dryer?ref=lot-list

Frigidaire h-axis washers were launched after AB Electrolux, Sweden purchased White Consolidated 1986 https://home.ubalt.edu/ntsbpitt/FRIGIDAIRE.PDF AB Electrolux is (or was?) largest major appliance manufacturer in world. It gobbled up many famous European laundry appliance makers such as...

Only after WCI got their mitts on Frigidaire brand name was their any "Westinghouse" association IIRC. As for Frigidaire of old appliances GM saw handwriting on wall and decided to get out of major appliance business. At one time many major American auto makers also built major appliances...

Demand isn't what many would imagine for these huge old ranges. More to point things come down to what it usually does for large major appliances, where is thing located and how to get it. This was an "as is and where is" auction. Winning bidder would need to show up on date and time...

Depends upon contact terms and or who owns merchandise being offered at auction. For estate sales auction house may have only been contracted to have just the one go. Anything that doesn't sell remains in home/with estate and whoever owns the stuff retains possession. Sometimes an auction...

Leave us not forget our own Laundry Alternative top loader Few years ago someone locally had two of these machines on offer. Well they purchased a job lot of two at storage auction and were selling one on while keeping other. As already had the AEG toplader didn't see need. So that was that.

Need to get cracking on taking apart my vintage GE Mobile Maid so can salvage what there is before sending it to tip. Can figure out how to remove timer and other bits on front of machine, but how does one remove spray arm, pump and motor...

Well if normal/cottons wash cycles are going to run nearly three hours, yes, then can see need to reduce wear and tear on fabric. Issue one has with these h-axis washers that have micro holes in drum is muck that should drain away sometimes doesn't, but is left on wash. Not such a huge deal one...

Throw it up on UShip, you may get some decent offers.

Time's a wasting.... https://hibid.com/lot/251193871/asko-front-load-washing-machine--we-uncrated?ref=lot-list

For those who missed subtle messaging in WP "Big" advert linked above, German households in common with most other parts of Europe normally send large/bulking items out to be laundered. Such things simply won't fit in standard 5 or so kilo h-axis washers. Bauknecht Big advert goes on about...

After decades of gobbling up appliance manufacturers across Europe, WP recently entered into an agreement with Turkish concern Arçelik A.Ş https://www.whirlpoolcorp.com/latest-news/whirlpool-corporation-completes-major-milestone-in-its-portfolio-transformation-with-closing-of-emea-transaction.html

Louis and the lads having more fun with toplader. This time it's Phillips.

Post war Germany (west) by the 1950's was a hot bed of innovation and manufacturing. One clear area was in washing machines. West Germany was a rather large place with plenty of households, hotels, hospitals, and other places that wanted (needed) fully or semi automatic washing machines. As...

Bauknecht, Asko and some others did away with rubber port hole boot. Rather taking a page from commercial/industrial front loaders seal is around door.

Bauckecht is another great German appliance manufacturer who started off great in post WWII years, but found themselves in spot of trouble later on. No longer an manufacturer of appliances, but a brand name since WP got their mitts on Bauknecht...