I appreciate the photo of your loading technique. You are right about the straps on a dolly, Useless to move these. Appliance delivery men back in the day must of jumped for joy when Westinghouse changed to a squared off cabinet. Thanks Arthur
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seeitrun2006
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Water level selecter switch
Where is the water level selecter switch on this machine? I see the weigh to save scale to the right of the door seal. What is the switch to the right of the main timer knob? It look like its missing the knob. Just curious!!!! Thanks! David
Where is the water level selecter switch on this machine? I see the weigh to save scale to the right of the door seal. What is the switch to the right of the main timer knob? It look like its missing the knob. Just curious!!!! Thanks! David
The water level switch is next to the weigh to save scale with low-med-high choices. The missing knob next to the timer is the cold water control which is explained on this sticker
seeitrun2006
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For the quick rely!!! It was drivng me crazy trying to it out figure!!!
brainardcooper
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No matter which way you use the dolly...
I am reading your post (# 18) & got a good laugh. I actually moved the slant-front dryer I got this past weekend into the house last night to protect it from the big rains that were headed our way. I borrowed a dolly from work & purchased a strap to tie it down. However, with that slanted front it was not that simple! The strap kept slipping up under the top. I had removed the clips to hold the top down when I was first looking inside. So, there was nothing at all to stop that strap from slipping all the way up! And, man, that machine is so big, it barely fit through the doors!
I am reading your post (# 18) & got a good laugh. I actually moved the slant-front dryer I got this past weekend into the house last night to protect it from the big rains that were headed our way. I borrowed a dolly from work & purchased a strap to tie it down. However, with that slanted front it was not that simple! The strap kept slipping up under the top. I had removed the clips to hold the top down when I was first looking inside. So, there was nothing at all to stop that strap from slipping all the way up! And, man, that machine is so big, it barely fit through the doors!
