Made in Australia, Frigidaire top of the line automatic washer circa 1963. Reference made to hot water service and price in gns. Also comparison made to US industry standards.
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toploader55
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Now I noticed the Frigidaire Logo is the one in use today or recently.
So, this model is from Australia ? No wonder I didn't recognize the Control Panel.
So, this model is from Australia ? No wonder I didn't recognize the Control Panel.
gyrafoam
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The hyperbole is certainly thick. I think the three-ring is very effective, but, I'm not thinking "unfolding" anything is one of its strong points.
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I, as an American, did not recognize the nice-looking console. Very sleek. We had a ‘62 Custom Deluxe and the original agitator broke for some reason and was replaced with this type of three-ring agitator. (Although the original was somewhat similar with the rubber rings but grey shaft with blue and green rings)
I, as an American, did not recognize the nice-looking console. Very sleek. We had a ‘62 Custom Deluxe and the original agitator broke for some reason and was replaced with this type of three-ring agitator. (Although the original was somewhat similar with the rubber rings but grey shaft with blue and green rings)
toploader55
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Washerlover...
Thank you.
I did not recognize that machine as well.
Thank you.
I did not recognize that machine as well.
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