Next Up - GE Dryer

[pulltostart]

As I continue to eliminate 'stuff', the next item that needs to go is this GE dryer.  Model number DE-820A.  This is a V-14, 1965 electric dryer with Automatic dry control, illuminated control panel, and interior drum light.  I'm located in Atlanta.  If anyone has an interest, please let me know.

 

Lawrence

 

[pulltostart]

Here's a closer look at the control panel.

 

L

 

[tomturbomatic]

Beautiful dryer!

You forgot to mention that it has a pedal to open the door, a feature that really was phased out fast as the 60s progressed.

 

[pulltostart]

Oops - yes I did.  Thanks for pointing that out.  Also, all porcelain enamel (top and drum).

 

[daveamkrayoguy]

Foot Pedal, yeh!!!!!!

Yeh, I was wondering: How do you Open It????

-- Dave

 

[macboy91si]

Liquidation

If I may ask, why the suddden urge to purge?

The Filter Flo set, while I am too far away, is a dream set for me. There is something that I like about standard cap machines, especially with the ramp and minibasket.

-Tim

 

[pulltostart]

Tim,
No big deal, however there is a remote chance that I might need to re-locate due to some family issues. And if that proves to be the case I don't want to deal with moving these appliances.

BTW, that Filter-Flo set is sold and gone. If I can find a home for this dryer, the last items will be my center-dial Maytags.

L

 

[tomturbomatic]

This dryer is slightly different from the one in Elkhart which labels the buttons differently and has the auto dry in a different quadrant of the timer dial.