John
I had that timer so far apart to prove it never heated the water, and then wire in relays to get heat, I'll never forget all the workings of that timer, both electro and mechanical-----That's why I asked Landeress about amperage. At 11 or 10 amps as opposed to mine listed at 6, I know she has a model that heats for at least the main wash.
And your advice on that motor helped---I now use this machine only once weekly. Oil in the bearings is a big must for that nearly non-serviceable motor.
But I tell you, folks----I have a built in KUDS23 series, and I have this 1966 Mobile Maid. There are major differences in these machine's design and size and racks and durability and noise and heat and steam for sure, but as far as how horridly dirty/burnt/crusty a pot or pan or dish you can put in and get clean results, they are equal.