Hmm,,,whats that gap that has opened up there? A vortex from the " Other side?"
A Filter-Flo goes back into service
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I don't like
washer GAPS!
washer GAPS!
Ahh the sounds of
gurgling water again! Now my clothes will be really clean.
gurgling water again! Now my clothes will be really clean.
Using 1960
Cheer in a 1960 FF!
Cheer in a 1960 FF!
Look!
The clothes guard is working!!
YAY
The clothes guard is working!!
YAY
ALWAYS
A nice Reveal® with a GE FF solid tub!!
A nice Reveal® with a GE FF solid tub!!
happy machine
all tucked away and working again on BOTH speeds too!
all tucked away and working again on BOTH speeds too!
golittlesport
Well-known member
absolutely beautimous!!!
tecnopolis
Well-known member
Wooo whooo!
mickeyd
Well-known member
A vortex from the " Other side?" LOL & Wonderful
I love how Arty can flip the SUDS button out of its awkward, asymetrical position--oh! the ignominy of being a non-suds user--and flood the floor when you neglect his bath.
Look at how weird the suds button looks when not in use. PLEASE fix that, and show us the glory of a solid tub GE Suds-return.
The close-ups are drop-dead gorgeous, Jon. Thanks.
I love how Arty can flip the SUDS button out of its awkward, asymetrical position--oh! the ignominy of being a non-suds user--and flood the floor when you neglect his bath.
Look at how weird the suds button looks when not in use. PLEASE fix that, and show us the glory of a solid tub GE Suds-return.
The close-ups are drop-dead gorgeous, Jon. Thanks.
Most impressive. A fine machine!!!
lawrence
lawrence
redcarpetdrew
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I gotta admit that the GE FF's really do make the neatest stop action pictures. Third picture down is especially cool with the water flowing thru it. Very nice!
RCD
RCD
Man, what is there not to like.....lighted controls, suds saver, solid tub....the list goes on.....
and especially love the filter flume at 12 o' clock position
absolutely beautiful Jon
what year is this from, the filter pan is not copper....
and especially love the filter flume at 12 o' clock position
absolutely beautiful Jon
what year is this from, the filter pan is not copper....
Congratulations
Decades ago, John and I saw one like this at some second hand dealer in WVA, but could not bring it home. I at least lifted the book out of it so I have that. Glad you have the machine.
Decades ago, John and I saw one like this at some second hand dealer in WVA, but could not bring it home. I at least lifted the book out of it so I have that. Glad you have the machine.
Hey Jon, CONGRATS on getting it back "on the road" as it were!
Beautiful! Now all I need to do is find one for my collection, HA!
Kevin
Beautiful! Now all I need to do is find one for my collection, HA!
Kevin
redcarpetdrew
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Martin, you remind me of a question I've always wondered about. Knowing that manufacturers USUALLY don't change something without a reason, was there a reason behind GE moving the location of the filter flume? Was there any benefit to it being at 12 o'clock vs where it went to in later models?
RCD
RCD
GE!
Jon this is a real nice restoration!
Peter
Jon this is a real nice restoration!
Peter
if I am correct Drew, the relocation of the filter flume was to reduce the depth of the cabinet so it would set flush with the counters and flush against the wall.....almost like a counter depth fridge......
I just think it looks so neat at the 12noon spot.....and wondering if there is a way to change a regular filter flo back to the 12 noon position.....it doesn't have to come thru the metal top, best bet would be to slide the splash shield over to that spot.....there would also be a little hidden notch to cut out as well...
I just think it looks so neat at the 12noon spot.....and wondering if there is a way to change a regular filter flo back to the 12 noon position.....it doesn't have to come thru the metal top, best bet would be to slide the splash shield over to that spot.....there would also be a little hidden notch to cut out as well...
