Thank you both. AW people are the best. I remembered the big dial on top of the front panel. I was curious about the three stage washing action which was touted in the sales poster I saw so I wandered over to it and read about it. It was across from the check out registers where women would have to see it instead of downstairs with the rest of the appliances. It turns out that the three stage washing action was the different temperatures achieved during the washing, 115-125, 125-135 and 135-145, and the different soils removed in each temperature water. I was thinking of GE's Power Shower. It might have made more sense in the earlier impeller machine which only had one wash and no detergent dispenser which I think is the first one I saw, but maybe not. That was 65 years ago. Thank you both again.
Dave, Beam became famous for making central vacuum systems.
It's just off I-20 in the DFW area. I wonder if I should drive down there and git it.
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