A206?
Coppertone Maytag
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hippiedoll
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Hard to tell...
How many buttons the water level bank has?
But what a BEAUTIFUL cabinet!
;o)
How many buttons the water level bank has?
But what a BEAUTIFUL cabinet!
;o)
I think this clearly is your basic three water level, three temperature hot, warm, cold wash all with cold rinse, and at least two speeds each for both agitation and spin selected independently outside of the timer, and in that handsome copper...
Time for AMKrayo to go Vintage? With this one? Will need nearby technical support...
— Dave
Time for AMKrayo to go Vintage? With this one? Will need nearby technical support...
— Dave
Is there a sale link for this?
sorry!
Forgot the link.....
Forgot the link.....
aircub
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cant find this
i would drive across the stat for this one.....but I cant find it or contact info
darren
i would drive across the stat for this one.....but I cant find it or contact info
darren
70series
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Definitely an A206, the model I grew up with. The black agitator and the non-shiny trim around the console gives it away.
almost a match
Ohio
Ohio
easy
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reply #2
Dave,
On the regular cycle, I think that you will find that the three temperature buttons select cold or warm wash with a cold rinse, hot wash with a warm rinse. The speed buttons select regular wash action with fast spin or gentle wash action with slow speed.
When you use the permanent press cycle, all wash temperatures yield a cold rinse.
Both wash speeds only give a fast spin. While the temperature override is obvious, the fast (but short) spins have always seemed wrong. Even CR reported on this in its reviews of these machines.
I can only assume that this was due to the timing phases of its double cooldown. Maybe someone more knowledgeable here can confirm this.
David
Dave,
On the regular cycle, I think that you will find that the three temperature buttons select cold or warm wash with a cold rinse, hot wash with a warm rinse. The speed buttons select regular wash action with fast spin or gentle wash action with slow speed.
When you use the permanent press cycle, all wash temperatures yield a cold rinse.
Both wash speeds only give a fast spin. While the temperature override is obvious, the fast (but short) spins have always seemed wrong. Even CR reported on this in its reviews of these machines.
I can only assume that this was due to the timing phases of its double cooldown. Maybe someone more knowledgeable here can confirm this.
David
