I agree 100%. I believe alternating wash arms is a European trait too, which I believe Frigidaire was the first to do in their dishwashers.
When did Frigidaire go bad?
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And then, to add salt to the WCI wounds, Phillips of Holland, bought Magnavox around that time.
Tell me about it. I thought Frigidaire was the 3rd largest appliance manufacturer behind GE and Whirlpool.
It's interesting that Jerome was unaware of Frigidaire's history regards to the sale to WCI.
I wish I could've seen the GM built Frigidaire units back then. I wondered what they'd look like in person.
Do the Frigidaire 18 inch dishwashers have wash arms that alternate or run simultaneously?#12, WCI tried to make the earlier westinghouse built washers resemble a 1-18: some even had a window lid and similar control consoleWhen the lid was lifted,instead of big capacity basket of a 1-18 there was a smaller more 14LB capacity basket for a washload similar to a filter flo GE. Franklin washers were used for 24" initially,then full size after westinghouse design discontinued after about 1988.
Frigidaire is a brand owned by Electrolux, they ceased being an independent manufacturer of appliances ages ago.
Maybe if you ask nicely, and promise not to make a pest of yourself, a member will invite you over to see vintage Frigidaire laundry appliances in their collection.
Woh, I got all these Thumper Videos going on at once!
Thank you, LAUNDRESS...
-- Dave
Thank you, LAUNDRESS...
-- Dave
Thank you so much! How were the corners like on the GM models? The ones I remember had sharp corners on the WCI and Electrolux models.
