Flourescent lights and.......
A foot pedal, it works, completely cool
A foot pedal, it works, completely cool
What brand dryer is this?
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I have the access door cover. This machine has very little rust, even on the bottom, despite life in an ancinet ugly basement. Notice there's no door handle.
I have the access door cover. This machine has very little rust, even on the bottom, despite life in an ancinet ugly basement. Notice there's no door handle.
GE
It's called PREMIER and doesn't say GE on the console, but the wiring schematic on the back says GE, as does the serial # plate, small print at the bottom of picture, hard to read MFG by GENERAL ELECTRIC. I haven't checked the exact date yet, but wiring diagram has ...066 in 2 places, I m guessing 1966. This will be my third mis-matched Lighted Console machine (Should LIGHTED CONSOLE be ALL CAPS?lol) a 1960 Whirlpool Imperial washer, 1962 Frigidaire Imperial dryer, and this Premier Dryer. Some day matches for them all.
It's called PREMIER and doesn't say GE on the console, but the wiring schematic on the back says GE, as does the serial # plate, small print at the bottom of picture, hard to read MFG by GENERAL ELECTRIC. I haven't checked the exact date yet, but wiring diagram has ...066 in 2 places, I m guessing 1966. This will be my third mis-matched Lighted Console machine (Should LIGHTED CONSOLE be ALL CAPS?lol) a 1960 Whirlpool Imperial washer, 1962 Frigidaire Imperial dryer, and this Premier Dryer. Some day matches for them all.
Custom V14
The front corner logo says CUSTOM V14, the filter is metal edge. The innards look exaclty like my 92 Hotpoint, how long did GE make this overall dryer?
The front corner logo says CUSTOM V14, the filter is metal edge. The innards look exaclty like my 92 Hotpoint, how long did GE make this overall dryer?
Aferim!
You can find NOS lint filters for that dryer. The next time I see one I'll post it for you. What changed most significantly wasn't the plastic frame for the lint filters, but the fine mesh was replaced by window screen crap. Not a big deal given that most of the lint gets blown out the back anyway.
That's not a 1977 washer; it's from the late Eighties and probably one of the last model years that offered Suds Return. Enjoy them in good health!
You can find NOS lint filters for that dryer. The next time I see one I'll post it for you. What changed most significantly wasn't the plastic frame for the lint filters, but the fine mesh was replaced by window screen crap. Not a big deal given that most of the lint gets blown out the back anyway.
That's not a 1977 washer; it's from the late Eighties and probably one of the last model years that offered Suds Return. Enjoy them in good health!
