oldappliancenut
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I'm not sure
anyone know what brand???
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Of which? ;-)
Looks to be a 1967 Custom Imperial Frigidaire washer, and a KDI or KDS-15 KitchenAid dishwasher (late 64 through late 66).
Found on CL?
Ben
Looks to be a 1967 Custom Imperial Frigidaire washer, and a KDI or KDS-15 KitchenAid dishwasher (late 64 through late 66).
Found on CL?
Ben
oldappliancenut
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yes
gonna get it if its still there waiting for an email
gonna get it if its still there waiting for an email
I'm guessing Frigidaire, too. Kinda got that 1-18 look about it...
laundromat
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It is a Frigidaire Jet Action solid tub Custom Imperial with the original "Roller Matic mechanism"(no pullies,no gears,no belts),Rapidry 1000,liquid detergent and liquid fabric softner dispensers,Deep Action agitator,Jet-Away rinsing,options like soak and wash,extra rinse,soak/wash AND extra rinse,panel light,and fabric selector with preset cycles,infinite water level selector.
Ding-ding-ding!! We have a winner!
But could you be a little more specific, please, Chuck? (LOL)
But could you be a little more specific, please, Chuck? (LOL)
twintubdexter
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so nice when lighted
Those were such beautiful machines, especially when the console was lighted. The dispensers located behind the door on the left were cool. Frigidaire had this special tachometer for testing the 1000 rpm spin. You easily bypassed the lid switch and rested the rubber tip on the top of the spinning Pulsator and watched the needle move to 1000. These machines were not like Unimatics that just got up to speed, the motor speed changed so you had to wait for the "click?" Does anyone remember the variable speed machines like this? They had very cool controls and it was fun to change the Pulsator speed while the machine was agitating. Unfortunately I think just about every one of those machines came back in the shop for repair. The very complicated speed module on the motor (this was before today's common micropressor) was prone to problems.
Those were such beautiful machines, especially when the console was lighted. The dispensers located behind the door on the left were cool. Frigidaire had this special tachometer for testing the 1000 rpm spin. You easily bypassed the lid switch and rested the rubber tip on the top of the spinning Pulsator and watched the needle move to 1000. These machines were not like Unimatics that just got up to speed, the motor speed changed so you had to wait for the "click?" Does anyone remember the variable speed machines like this? They had very cool controls and it was fun to change the Pulsator speed while the machine was agitating. Unfortunately I think just about every one of those machines came back in the shop for repair. The very complicated speed module on the motor (this was before today's common micropressor) was prone to problems.
twintubdexter
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dumb dumb
...that was microprocssor
...that was microprocssor
Wow
A 1967 Frigidaire CI right next to a KitchenAid 15? Why not just spare yourself the hauling trouble and move into the house?
A 1967 Frigidaire CI right next to a KitchenAid 15? Why not just spare yourself the hauling trouble and move into the house?
If you don't want them, I do:
oldappliancenut
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well
Its home pics will follow tomorrow and if it works to tired to fool with it tonight
Its home pics will follow tomorrow and if it works to tired to fool with it tonight
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