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I would love the Maytag 808 parts if they aren't already claimed.

OMG those are BEAUTIFUL! So jealous! Enjoy in the best of health!

So how does one bypass that belt sensor? The Maytag tech did not have one, still does not have one and according to him, there is no way to bypass it. It's beyond ridiculous.

My FIL bought that same Maytag "Commercial" set last year. His dryer has been non functional now for almost 2 months because of a "broken belt sensor" that has gone bad. Belt is fine, sensor tanked. Getting it repaired through warranty has been a nightmare. No thanks. I'll keep my 1976 806/808...

Just ordered 6 boxes. Even at the Amazon price, it's still cheaper than Bubble Bandit.

I use Cascade Fryer Boil Out, which has phosphates, and I will get the white residue sometimes if my rinse aid is empty. I'm wondering if your rinse aid dispenser is working. I will also add that I live in an area with very hard water as well. I'm trying to get my husband to install a water...

I'm curious as to how the clothes washing insert worked.

The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio is a great one!

We have a top control Bosch and it is wonderful. It's so quiet that I have to put my hand on it sometimes to make sure it's running. Never any issues with everything getting sparkling clean, even when BobLoaded. I can wholly recommend Bosch dishwashers.

I think if child welfare is truly the focus, then the topic should be on the much bigger issue of children growing up in homes with parents who smoke than gas stoves. I grew up with a chain smoking mother; she would light her next cigarette with the one she was finishing. Our entire house was...

Thanks for the info! I find it interesting to learn about the different timers.

Does anyone know when the Kingston timers were used and/or why the switch from Mallory?

I am looking for a Maytag 2-4499-1 or 2-4499-3 timer to have as a backup for my A806. I realize it's like looking for a needle in a haystack now, but just thought I would see if anyone had a good working one they would like to sell. Thanks!!

Malco also has Jubilee Kitchen Wax, which I dearly love!

Yay! Can't wait to see you save this!

I converted my 806 to a short stroker when my transmission locked up because it was all I could find. I have no issues with its performance, everything comes out sparkling clean and our clothes stay in great shape.

I found this thread on AW from 2012. It has an ad for the Neff in it. https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?40862

Welcome!! Glad you are here! WOW! I have never seen an appliance with Nixie tubes. That is amazing. I love Nixies; I want to build a clock someday.

I agree with Glenn. That looks like the floor isn't solid enough for the spin action. I had the same problem with my Maytag until I moved into the house I'm in now. It shook like crazy during spin in my old house; so bad it would walk around. The floor just couldn't take it. In this house it's...

Thank you, Steve! Sean, I converted my console lights over to LED. Looks the same, but they are instant on and no flickering.