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When did Frigidaire stop using "bouncy" agitators?
This brings up a sore spot around here... In 1979 GM sold off Frigidaire to WCI who did not adopt the same mechanism as the Real Frigidaire, instead replacing it with internals made by Westinghouse.
There was still a Frigidaire 1-18, but it was not GM sourced and had an oscillating agitator and indexing tub. I hear they were hell to work on and didn't clean as well. I'm generally disgusted at the sight of one even though they now are also vintage machines.
It's a shame they don't make them anymore
You have no idea how much I wish they still did. High standards and real quality are a rare find these days.
When did Frigidaire stop using "bouncy" agitators?
This brings up a sore spot around here... In 1979 GM sold off Frigidaire to WCI who did not adopt the same mechanism as the Real Frigidaire, instead replacing it with internals made by Westinghouse.
There was still a Frigidaire 1-18, but it was not GM sourced and had an oscillating agitator and indexing tub. I hear they were hell to work on and didn't clean as well. I'm generally disgusted at the sight of one even though they now are also vintage machines.
It's a shame they don't make them anymore
You have no idea how much I wish they still did. High standards and real quality are a rare find these days.


