Old GE Gas Dryer that works as good as new ones - $30 (carson city)
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Tempting, but I bet it's set up for Natural Gas
That's a rare beauty! Try finding this model in any GE brochure.
That's a rare beauty! Try finding this model in any GE brochure.
To me, a good match for a Whirlpool washer of that similar vintage also for sale here:
-- Dave
http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?63321
-- Dave
http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?63321
The only place I've ever seen this one is on the cover of the 1973 Sweets catalog. Oddly enough it was not included inside the catalog. However, this is a pre-1973 model based on the graphics on the timer. Very interesting model, would be fun to keep. Maybe someday the matching washer would appear.
lawrence
lawrence
To my fellow GE experts
Did GE ever improve these big-door models by matching them up with stronger blowers?
I think we've seen at least one picture of a washer on this site that matches that enigmatic avocado dryer. Let me look.
Did GE ever improve these big-door models by matching them up with stronger blowers?
I think we've seen at least one picture of a washer on this site that matches that enigmatic avocado dryer. Let me look.
Happy New Year Ken and all!
While a stronger blower might have helped, the biggest design flaw, in my opinion, was the deep door plug. Too much heat was lost through the metal collar so moisture condensed and lint stuck.
While a stronger blower might have helped, the biggest design flaw, in my opinion, was the deep door plug. Too much heat was lost through the metal collar so moisture condensed and lint stuck.
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