Frigidaire range clock motor help please!

[turbokinetic]

So; I'm trying to get this Frigidaire stove working correctly. I was going to try to relubricate the timer motor to get it going, however, when I took the cover off I was shocked to find the motor is missing!

If I had an old motor I could probably come up with something. However, with the motor missing, I'm depending on you guys to help me identify a replacement.

If you have any ideas of a replacement motor please let me know. There are pictures attached showing the model of the stove and the area where the motor attaches.

 

I would even be happy with a non-working motor as long as it is the correct one that fits. I could probably rework the non-working motor or use it for a pattern to get another one. Any leads to a part number, or another application which uses the same motor...... Any sort of leads that would help me find a motor would be appreciated.

 

Sincerely,

David

 

[rp2813]

I can't even see a way to mount a motor to that.  I wonder if there's more missing.

 

Unfortunately, since it's a Frigidaire, it certainly doesn't use a Telechron motor.  I probably takes a Westclox or other similar type of motor like this one currently listed on eBay.

 

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[rp2813]

Here's an assortment of other types that might fit.  The problem is that the RPM of the drive gear could vary on these.  Let's hope someone who has the same stove or something close to it can provide exact information.

 

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[rp2813]

Lastly, this might be helpful if it turns out to be the right manufacturer.  It appears International Register was a provider for a lot of stove clocks.

 

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[turbokinetic]

Hi Ralph. Thank you for the information! The timer is marked International Register Co. if I am seeing it correctly in my pictures from yesterday. Will look again today when out at my shop. 

 

 

 

[circlew]

The clock on that book cover looks a lot like the one on my 1953 Westinghouse range.