90s Maytag Set: $225

[drummerboy928]

Found this set for sale today for $225. Looks to be fairly well optioned machines.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1096053751222378/

 

[goatfarmer]

It says right in the ad that they are GE.....

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[appnut]

That's a TOL set. That's a rare, short lived model dryer from what I remember from being posted here. Something like a DE713--electronic control dry that included the "new" medium heat selection and optional press care. Who can tell me what the two buttons on the far left were for? I doubt extra rinse, maybe auto soak to wash of suds save/return?

 

[pulltostart]

Strangest GE pair I've ever seen!  Seem to have bunches of buttons, for sure.

 

lawrence

 

[lotsosudz]

GE Brings Good Things To Life

But I've never heard their repairmen of being lonely? LOL
Hugs
David

 

[qsd-dan]

TOL

LA9800/LDE9800

 

This washer is the orbital version of the A712 but with an extra rinse option to the left. The dryer is a simplified version of the short lived 713 with a new flat black control panel and new door handle placement.

 

This the last TOL washer with mechanical dials that does a full one minute spray rinse during the first spin cycle.

 

[appnut]

Dan, thank you for the details. I've never seen thesse in the wild. Thus, never touched or run wash through them.

 

[bradfordwhite]

Maybe they're cleverly disguised GE. You open the lid and there's a filter-flo pan and green straight-vane agitator. The dryer is hinged correct for the older right-hinged only model GEs.

 

[swestoyz]

This set is absolutely worth saving.  If I wasn't already happy with my 712 duo I'd go grab these.

 

Ben

 

[drummerboy928]

Currently I don’t have much room available, but if they’re still available in a couple of days, they may very well end up coming back home with me.

 

[swestoyz]

Panel close ups of the A9800, as requested. This is not the washer in the ad but a parts machine I hauled home a few years ago.

 

[goatfarmer]

Pretty darned nice parts machine ya got there, Ben!