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'nuf said
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Re: reply 35, picture 4 of 4
The lens on the right hand side is from an A4MP with the timed fill, at least that is the model I have the booklet for. I don't know if it was available without a pump like the early AM machines which is the machine the middle light lens is for. Neither John nor I could figure out what the light lens on the left side is for.
The lens on the right hand side is from an A4MP with the timed fill, at least that is the model I have the booklet for. I don't know if it was available without a pump like the early AM machines which is the machine the middle light lens is for. Neither John nor I could figure out what the light lens on the left side is for.
RE: Re: reply 35, picture 4 of 4
Yes - both are correct! Thanks for answering, Tom. The one on the left was tougher to find as it's from a similar vintage mangle, thus the smaller size.
Left to right -
Maytag Mangle Ironer, AM/AMP/A2MP, AM3P/AM4P
Yes - both are correct! Thanks for answering, Tom. The one on the left was tougher to find as it's from a similar vintage mangle, thus the smaller size.
Left to right -
Maytag Mangle Ironer, AM/AMP/A2MP, AM3P/AM4P
Reply #45
Similar to the set I have in avocado. One thing I did 2 years ago was I installed a low heat 120F thermostat in the DG306 since the cycling thermostat was acting wonky and the high limit thermostat kept on kicking the burner off since the cycling thermostat wasn’t working properly causing the sensitive high limit thermostat to kick the burner off, ever since I put a low heat thermostat in I haven’t had the burner kicked off by the high limit thermostat and seems to dry a bit faster. One observation I made was the front of the cabinet around shroud/halo would be quite warm to the touch and as the cycle progressed, it would be cooler and cooler to the point where it was just lukewarm just before the cool down part of the cycle. Since it pretty much was cooling down before the cool down, t-shirts were barely warm by the time it completed the drying cycle.
I think I may have invented the Maytag Soft Heat dryer since putting a low heat cycling thermostat in.
Similar to the set I have in avocado. One thing I did 2 years ago was I installed a low heat 120F thermostat in the DG306 since the cycling thermostat was acting wonky and the high limit thermostat kept on kicking the burner off since the cycling thermostat wasn’t working properly causing the sensitive high limit thermostat to kick the burner off, ever since I put a low heat thermostat in I haven’t had the burner kicked off by the high limit thermostat and seems to dry a bit faster. One observation I made was the front of the cabinet around shroud/halo would be quite warm to the touch and as the cycle progressed, it would be cooler and cooler to the point where it was just lukewarm just before the cool down part of the cycle. Since it pretty much was cooling down before the cool down, t-shirts were barely warm by the time it completed the drying cycle.
I think I may have invented the Maytag Soft Heat dryer since putting a low heat cycling thermostat in.
The high limit thermo in this dryer was incredibly weak. I don't think temps reached much beyond 95F until I replaced it. The damper pads were very dry in the washer. Both units were preserved under a very thick coat of nicotine (can be seen in the plastic console covers). I had to fully disassemble and clean then to rid of that smoker stank.
Reply #47
I would have tried putting a spacer or two right where the screw holds on the high limit thermostat on the burner cone so a little air bypasses the high limit thermostat to make it slightly less sensitive. Did that on the 306 when they cycling thermostat wasn’t working like it should have.
I would have tried putting a spacer or two right where the screw holds on the high limit thermostat on the burner cone so a little air bypasses the high limit thermostat to make it slightly less sensitive. Did that on the 306 when they cycling thermostat wasn’t working like it should have.
Maytag!
These were my favorite my family had the A810
These were my favorite my family had the A810
Maytag
the dryers
the dryers
Thats my 511 washer and 410 dryer. 511 has a bleach dispenser 510 doesnt. Bought new in 1983 and one $28 repair on the washer in all these years and still run like new.
Peter, thank you for scanning these brochures for us.
repairguy
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I like the 810 set. I think they would look really good in avocado although not offered at the time.
Maytag 810 set!
My family had the 810 set with gas dryer - lasted many years. The washer performed flawlessly and never needed a repair. The dryer was repaired a few times. I know there was a problem with the gas valve. I heard this from a few maytag owners that the washers usually outlived the matching dryers. I knew 2 other people that had the 710 model one had a matching dryer the other had a GE dryer that went with it. The 510 was a big seller cause it was cheaper and many people settled for the Large capacity fabric-matic.
My family had the 810 set with gas dryer - lasted many years. The washer performed flawlessly and never needed a repair. The dryer was repaired a few times. I know there was a problem with the gas valve. I heard this from a few maytag owners that the washers usually outlived the matching dryers. I knew 2 other people that had the 710 model one had a matching dryer the other had a GE dryer that went with it. The 510 was a big seller cause it was cheaper and many people settled for the Large capacity fabric-matic.
Late to the party, but here's the last 'Tag in my collection - one of the early WP600 top-load dishwashers!
repairguy
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Glenn that’s pretty cool that you have a copper tone 906 set.
repairguy
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A few from my heap.
