Yes, that's the model number
Thanks!
Apparently, repair folks back then just 'knew' the MA was special and mentally translated it to get the right parts.
The full-temperature range switch sets it apart from the lowest, apparently.
I got used to monitoring the fill levels with our Thumper. I really should put an atmospheric pressure cistern into the attic, and fill our fill-by-time machines from that. We'd only need one adjustment, once, for each.
Your machine is enormously quieter than ours - I need to find the time to see what is making a rumbling sound in ours. Sometimes, the inner tub will spin during the fill. Not very fast, and with very little torque behind it.
Thanks for mentioning that - without you folks, I would never have found anyone to believe us. I know, now, to just use a 'real' model number when searching repair part sites.
Thanks!
Apparently, repair folks back then just 'knew' the MA was special and mentally translated it to get the right parts.
The full-temperature range switch sets it apart from the lowest, apparently.
I got used to monitoring the fill levels with our Thumper. I really should put an atmospheric pressure cistern into the attic, and fill our fill-by-time machines from that. We'd only need one adjustment, once, for each.
Your machine is enormously quieter than ours - I need to find the time to see what is making a rumbling sound in ours. Sometimes, the inner tub will spin during the fill. Not very fast, and with very little torque behind it.
Thanks for mentioning that - without you folks, I would never have found anyone to believe us. I know, now, to just use a 'real' model number when searching repair part sites.