How About a LEONARD!!!
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That's a rare name to see these days . I remember seeing Leonard fridges around here back in the day when I was a kid, Maybe because it was an odd name I thought to be stuck on a fridge LOL
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hi i have a deep freezer named leonard. white oute side and mint inside . and a strange motor locking like a pancake in H way it holds a boute -30 degree celcius on normal 1 and gos down to -65 on setting nr 5 . the most amacing is that it uses less energy then my new aa+ freezer
so my question is ho made it and imported it to norway. i got it in box and with schipping labels stil on it , maby some one knows how old it is . along was a stove and fridge as well as a dischwasher al in mint col-
hi i have a deep freezer named leonard. white oute side and mint inside . and a strange motor locking like a pancake in H way it holds a boute -30 degree celcius on normal 1 and gos down to -65 on setting nr 5 . the most amacing is that it uses less energy then my new aa+ freezer
so my question is ho made it and imported it to norway. i got it in box and with schipping labels stil on it , maby some one knows how old it is . along was a stove and fridge as well as a dischwasher al in mint col-
philr
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In Canada, Leonard was distributed by Northern Electric.
My grandfather had a 1940's Leonard fridge when I was a kid. He told me they were made by Kelvinator. He worked at Northern Electric, that's how he got one.
I have a 1957 Leonard range service manual. These ranges had 7 heat burners (and in 1957, some models had infinite switches on one burner too).
My grandfather had a 1940's Leonard fridge when I was a kid. He told me they were made by Kelvinator. He worked at Northern Electric, that's how he got one.
I have a 1957 Leonard range service manual. These ranges had 7 heat burners (and in 1957, some models had infinite switches on one burner too).
philr
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Here's another Leonard range from the early sixties.
