Here's another one of those odd Kenmore dryers

[supremewhirlpol]

Price ain't bad

http://dayton.craigslist.org/app/1843473913.html

 

[alr2903]

I really need to learn how to do italics like you guy's. "seller is moving to a loft with a stackable dryer". I think they are going to be Very Disappointed, after having this electronic kenmore, with a hamper door. alr2903

 

[duet83]

looks like one of the first electronic Ladys. Circa 1978ish
could have been had in Harvest Gold, Coffee, Avacodo, or Almond

 

[whirlcool]

This dryer is very similar to the TOL Whirlpool dryer we have.
Not only are they very good at drying clothing without baking, they are also extremely reliable.
This is a very good price for this dryer.

 

[duet83]

$39, not $40.
Not $35, but
$39.
Not $38.45 nor $40.22

$39.

Just,
$39

I assume that is probably negotiable though.

But I could be wrong.

$39

$39.

 

[cornutt]

You could probably get it for $38.99.

 

[sensi-temp]

Not first electronic Lady, I have a 1966 electronic lady, our first dryer & I still use it.

 

[frigilux]

Well, he must have gotten his $39, because the item has been deleted, LOL.

 

[combo52]

FIRST WP-KM ELECTRONIC DRY DRYER

The first such dryer from WP corp was the 1965 LK dryers, although they came out with a second version of the 1964 LK dryer around 1965 that had the same control system. I have a turquoise 1964 LK pair and the dryer is electronically controlled it was made the 22nd week of 1965. It used a control made by Texas Instruments the same system used by Frigidare, it was much more satisfactory than MTs system as the user could select from about 8 different dryness levels. It was also much more reliable than MTs system, at the MT home appliance store I worked at we never even saw one have a problem until the late 1970s, mean while we were always fixing the MTs. It got to the point where my bosses would tell me not to push the electronic dry MTs on the sales floor. In the 1970s MT did not pay the dealer labor on warranty calls we ran so there problems cost us money, they of corse provided free replacement parts. Every defective part had to be tagged and returned and by the end of the month we usually had a pretty good pile to send back.