I just acquired some late 30s-early 40s Frigidaire electric range service literature.
Here are 4 scans of the 1938 model line-up
Here are 4 scans of the 1938 model line-up
1938 Frigidaire Electric Range Service literature
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page 2
page 3
page 4: full line-up specs.
I have the owners manual for these ranges and they suggest that an electric teakettle is something the owner should have for rapid boiling of water. The units are so heavy that for breakfast it suggests that after boiling water for coffee, the owner can then fry bacon and eggs on the stored heat in the unit.
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