elginkid
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I’m missing the one on my control panel.
Does anyone have the “A” button for a 1965 Lady Kenmore they’d like to sell?
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bradfordwhite
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wow memory flash- back
One of the first washer tops i picked up off "the curb" years ago (1980). It was just the top and control panel from a few blocks away from my home.
Those buttons are incredibly brittle and broken easily. I'm surprised, after all these years, that yours is in as good of shape as that.
I also picked up a mid 70s Kenmore dishwasher door on that same street. I suppose the removed the doors and tops because of all the fear that was going on back then for kids crawling into machines and getting stuck inside.
One of the first washer tops i picked up off "the curb" years ago (1980). It was just the top and control panel from a few blocks away from my home.
Those buttons are incredibly brittle and broken easily. I'm surprised, after all these years, that yours is in as good of shape as that.
I also picked up a mid 70s Kenmore dishwasher door on that same street. I suppose the removed the doors and tops because of all the fear that was going on back then for kids crawling into machines and getting stuck inside.
The A Button
Hi Wesley, We have extra buttons for your washer, get in touch and I can get you one.
These 65 LKMs were nice machines, the buttons seldom broke especially if you push the lower part designed for your finger.
John L.
Hi Wesley, We have extra buttons for your washer, get in touch and I can get you one.
These 65 LKMs were nice machines, the buttons seldom broke especially if you push the lower part designed for your finger.
John L.
elginkid
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I just sent you an email John, thanks!
classiccaprice
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Hey John, Do you happen to have an "F" for a 64?
