Washer and dryer - $125 (columbia)
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easy
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It's one of the Kenmore "match all" dryers. I remember a number of these that people bought as a first dryer to go with their older automatic washers.
I don't remember ever seeing any "match all" washers.
David
It's one of the Kenmore "match all" dryers. I remember a number of these that people bought as a first dryer to go with their older automatic washers.
I don't remember ever seeing any "match all" washers.
David
Isn't this dryer a Kenmore? The drop down door and control panel screamKenmore to me, but maybe Roper?
Eddie
Eddie
ovrphil
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"It's Kenmore (Squawk! )it's fun"
Oops ..not a toy(Kenner).. but it looks like the consensus is...it's a Kenmore. It won't win any glamour contest but it was probably the most affordable model?
Oops ..not a toy(Kenner).. but it looks like the consensus is...it's a Kenmore. It won't win any glamour contest but it was probably the most affordable model?
Kenmore Match-All
Yup. Early 70's it looks like.
Some of the Kenmore dryers that were sold as Match-All or stand alone models (that had no matching washer) were quite fully featured.
Yup. Early 70's it looks like.
Some of the Kenmore dryers that were sold as Match-All or stand alone models (that had no matching washer) were quite fully featured.
Yeah, my sister had that Kenmore dryer, but it sure as hell didn't match her Whirlpool washer -- the model with the box-mounted controls on the right side of its sparse console.
The thing I remember about that dryer was if you set the dial too far into the "More Dry" section, it didn't start the timer and it would sit there drying forever, still set on "More Dry," which at that point was an understatement.
The thing I remember about that dryer was if you set the dial too far into the "More Dry" section, it didn't start the timer and it would sit there drying forever, still set on "More Dry," which at that point was an understatement.
they called this the "All-American" dryer.....
looked BOL, yet did have nice features, Auto-Dry, Wrinkle Guard I(which was a separate timer mounted to the bulk head), buzzer control was behind the lint filter panel.....
it might even had the 'air-freshener' bottle too....
seemed like everyone had this dryer....and if it died, they bought another one just like it...
you don't see too many of them around.....
looked BOL, yet did have nice features, Auto-Dry, Wrinkle Guard I(which was a separate timer mounted to the bulk head), buzzer control was behind the lint filter panel.....
it might even had the 'air-freshener' bottle too....
seemed like everyone had this dryer....and if it died, they bought another one just like it...
you don't see too many of them around.....
Nice Set & Close By
What would the year of the washer be?
What would the year of the washer be?
Washer
Looks to be late 80's to me.
lawrence
Looks to be late 80's to me.
lawrence
toggle switches on the washer indicate early 80's.....
like it or not, both are work horse machines.....BOL's usually outlast any other version.....
why do you think laundromat machines are mostly, one cycle, one fill level, 3 temps.....that's it!
like it or not, both are work horse machines.....BOL's usually outlast any other version.....
why do you think laundromat machines are mostly, one cycle, one fill level, 3 temps.....that's it!
toploader55
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Very True Martin... Very True
I remember most people bought KitchenAid Custom series.
Hobart Quality Build, One cycle, No frills and it got the Job done in under 1 hour. And the results were usually outstanding.
Come to think of it, most machines before 1959 or so were pretty much One Cyclers as far as I can recall but I don't seem to recall like I used to. Especially Dishwashers. LOL
Actually this might be a good Thread to start... BOL and One cycle machines.
I remember most people bought KitchenAid Custom series.
Hobart Quality Build, One cycle, No frills and it got the Job done in under 1 hour. And the results were usually outstanding.
Come to think of it, most machines before 1959 or so were pretty much One Cyclers as far as I can recall but I don't seem to recall like I used to. Especially Dishwashers. LOL
Actually this might be a good Thread to start... BOL and One cycle machines.
frigidaireguy
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I have contacted the seller - Wouldn't mind having another FF - Have not heard anything back yet. We will see.
Bob
Bob
Me, Too.
Bob,
I've emailed and left v/m but have not heard back either.
Good luck,
Rich
Bob,
I've emailed and left v/m but have not heard back either.
Good luck,
Rich
frigidaireguy
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Rich:
I called the phone number that was on the ad yesterday and it is a re-sale type store. The lady said she didn't think they had them any longer but would let me know. I never heard back from her so I'm presuming that they are gone. I'll let you know if I hear any different.
Bob
Rich:
I called the phone number that was on the ad yesterday and it is a re-sale type store. The lady said she didn't think they had them any longer but would let me know. I never heard back from her so I'm presuming that they are gone. I'll let you know if I hear any different.
Bob
2 of my neighbors had that dryer one gas and one electric
I can tell you Yogi, that this version of the dryer with the mini hamper door did not have an air freshner. The handle you see is the actual handle for the lint trap itself, it is not a door that conceals the trap. Also this model does not have an Electronic Sensor like the full with door versions did. This one has Automatic Fabric Master as well as Timed & Air cycles. For that reason int was definitely NOT BOL......PAT COFFEY
I can tell you Yogi, that this version of the dryer with the mini hamper door did not have an air freshner. The handle you see is the actual handle for the lint trap itself, it is not a door that conceals the trap. Also this model does not have an Electronic Sensor like the full with door versions did. This one has Automatic Fabric Master as well as Timed & Air cycles. For that reason int was definitely NOT BOL......PAT COFFEY
ovrphil
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This is still posted..
If it's not available why is the ad still up? Oh yeah right.
If it's not available why is the ad still up? Oh yeah right.
