Hoping some of you folks who have vintage stoves can help me here.
I have a 1949 GE liberator. Anyway it has a 1-hour timer that works but is too noisy, so... I picked up this vintage Tappan timer that was very close but alot better timer, so I hooked it up. Anyway it goes too fast. It is 115v, so what could the problem be?
This was in a box of vintage stove stuff from a long gone repairman. I am beginning to think this is a defective timer the guy kept. But before I pitch it I wanted to get some feedback. Thanks.
BTW if anyone wants the guts of a early - mid 50s Westinghouse fridge and freezer, new in box, let me know. They stand 5 ft tall, though.
(craigslist had listed a stash of vintage Westinghouse appliance parts, so I went and got them. Lots of stove parts, and only one Laundromat part, the needle bearing, so it was worth it, but I have lots of stove parts to get rid of)
I have a 1949 GE liberator. Anyway it has a 1-hour timer that works but is too noisy, so... I picked up this vintage Tappan timer that was very close but alot better timer, so I hooked it up. Anyway it goes too fast. It is 115v, so what could the problem be?
This was in a box of vintage stove stuff from a long gone repairman. I am beginning to think this is a defective timer the guy kept. But before I pitch it I wanted to get some feedback. Thanks.
BTW if anyone wants the guts of a early - mid 50s Westinghouse fridge and freezer, new in box, let me know. They stand 5 ft tall, though.
(craigslist had listed a stash of vintage Westinghouse appliance parts, so I went and got them. Lots of stove parts, and only one Laundromat part, the needle bearing, so it was worth it, but I have lots of stove parts to get rid of)
