interesting gas dryer...….anyone needing a match to their washer?
https://cnj.craigslist.org/app/d/avenel-washer-and-gas-dryer/6813255686.html
https://cnj.craigslist.org/app/d/avenel-washer-and-gas-dryer/6813255686.html
Kenmore Cycla-Fabric dryer
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Nice!! Is this a 1959 model??
norgeway
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58
I believe
I believe
1958
Kenmore 4 Star. I have the washer. It would be awesome to get this dryer. I believe Sears had the high speed dryers at the time, you could connect them to 50 amps.
Kenmore 4 Star. I have the washer. It would be awesome to get this dryer. I believe Sears had the high speed dryers at the time, you could connect them to 50 amps.
appliguy
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I believe Sears had the high speed dryers at the time,
That is correct Tyler. and yes Hans it is a 1958 model.. If I am not mistaken those early Kenmore High Speed Dryers had a screw in fuse under the lint trap door next to the lint screen. I am not sure though what was the reason for it anyone have the answer? PAT COFFEY
That is correct Tyler. and yes Hans it is a 1958 model.. If I am not mistaken those early Kenmore High Speed Dryers had a screw in fuse under the lint trap door next to the lint screen. I am not sure though what was the reason for it anyone have the answer? PAT COFFEY
If it's like the '55 Norge dryer, it's there to scare you into thinking you burnt the motor... LOL
Seriously, I do believe this was an overload protection for the main drive motor.
Seriously, I do believe this was an overload protection for the main drive motor.
I wonder if the 58 dryer in the LK model had a porcelain drum. John and I saw a LK dryer at a thrift store decades ago that had a blue drum with white speckles, but I am not sure of the year. He said it was very rare.
My 51 Hamilton Dryer uses a 4 amp fuse as a motor protector.
My 51 Hamilton Dryer uses a 4 amp fuse as a motor protector.
trainguy
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Listers of items on CL and eBay truly amaze me. Did this seller actually think that by leaving those hangers and that bottle of bubbly in the pic that the dryer would sell faster??!? It also wouldn't have hurt the seller to take the time to add more to the description.
Listers of items on CL and eBay truly amaze me. Did this seller actually think that by leaving those hangers and that bottle of bubbly in the pic that the dryer would sell faster??!? It also wouldn't have hurt the seller to take the time to add more to the description.
appliguy
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I do believe this was an overload protection
I don't think so Paul as if my memory is correct it was there only on the models made for 50 amp service. I could be mistaken though...can anyone shed some light on this situation?
PAT COFFEY
I don't think so Paul as if my memory is correct it was there only on the models made for 50 amp service. I could be mistaken though...can anyone shed some light on this situation?
PAT COFFEY
trainguy
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Tyler,
Even though the dryer is gas, it would be the perfect match for your washer. I'll be they look gorgeous next to each other with those lighted panels.
Rich
Even though the dryer is gas, it would be the perfect match for your washer. I'll be they look gorgeous next to each other with those lighted panels.
Rich
norgeway
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And as with all appliances
Made in the 50s, its about a thousand times better than anything made today!
Made in the 50s, its about a thousand times better than anything made today!
