Kenmore is the best you can get. My mom has a washer and dryer from them that still work and they are almost 40 years old. They were in that wonderful turquoise color so popular in the 1960's. BTW, Does kitty cat help with the laundry? LOL
Great machines. That dryer is definitely 1960's and will last forever, doesn't differ too much mechanically from a new Whirlpool/Kenmore dryer so parts are still very common. I've always liked Kenmore washers (well, until they switched to that ugly back-opening lid and lost their distinctive look), extremely reliable. Hopefully you'll also find a nice belt-drive Kenmore or center-dial Maytag to use as well, to complete the retro laundry pair!
I just saw a center-dial Maytag at an estate sale plus there are vintage machines at a local thrift store. I might just go ahead and get one and use the 2000 Kenmore as a back-up.
Have you ever fixed the valve/screen problem where it got plugged up with sediment? I actually have not done any laundry machine repair before.
I usually remove the screens in the water valve and replace the standard washers in the inlet hoses with the screen washers. I've found them in either the plumbing or lawn & garden section at the hardware store. I also prefer the braided SS inlet hoses over the others. The '03 Maytag up at the house has the original black rubber hoses that are 5 years old. I'll be replacing them with SS hoses after I get back from a trip next week and see if there is any sediment buildup on the screens, too.
I hear that GE Maytag Whirlpool took over most of the US major appliance makers. It used to be a who owns what, but now it looks like a monopoly, like ebay and Windows.
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How much was that washer
TheFahad207 10 months ago
wow the music it goes with the old dryer.very intresting i must say.
RavishingRedheadd 1 year ago
How much was that washer?
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Lehnerd57 2 years ago
my brand new whirlpool washer(2009) has stopped doing neutral drain. the clutch now engages when its supposed to do neutral drain.
lexmarks567 2 years ago
What kind did u have before?
Dafanmon2500 2 years ago
I love the music in the background the 1940's jazz :D
sounds like a local radio station?
cmarlow480 3 years ago
lol along with his voice! its awesome!!!
WatThaFudge 2 years ago
Kenmore is the best you can get. My mom has a washer and dryer from them that still work and they are almost 40 years old. They were in that wonderful turquoise color so popular in the 1960's. BTW, Does kitty cat help with the laundry? LOL
storrs19 3 years ago
we just replaced our washer & dryer a few months ago. Went with kenmore yet again. The washer is so quiet, we can barley hear it run.
I like our city water much better than well. The pressure is much more even than at my Grandmas.
jefferyb304 3 years ago
Great machines. That dryer is definitely 1960's and will last forever, doesn't differ too much mechanically from a new Whirlpool/Kenmore dryer so parts are still very common. I've always liked Kenmore washers (well, until they switched to that ugly back-opening lid and lost their distinctive look), extremely reliable. Hopefully you'll also find a nice belt-drive Kenmore or center-dial Maytag to use as well, to complete the retro laundry pair!
westytoploader 3 years ago
I just saw a center-dial Maytag at an estate sale plus there are vintage machines at a local thrift store. I might just go ahead and get one and use the 2000 Kenmore as a back-up.
Have you ever fixed the valve/screen problem where it got plugged up with sediment? I actually have not done any laundry machine repair before.
retrochad 3 years ago
I usually remove the screens in the water valve and replace the standard washers in the inlet hoses with the screen washers. I've found them in either the plumbing or lawn & garden section at the hardware store. I also prefer the braided SS inlet hoses over the others. The '03 Maytag up at the house has the original black rubber hoses that are 5 years old. I'll be replacing them with SS hoses after I get back from a trip next week and see if there is any sediment buildup on the screens, too.
westytoploader 3 years ago
The screen full of sand or whatever, it shouldn't be too hard to clean out I think,
I'm not exactly sure what the screen is,
but I would suppose a good blast at it with
that kinda water pressure would clear it up.
monkeylad44 3 years ago
I hear that GE Maytag Whirlpool took over most of the US major appliance makers. It used to be a who owns what, but now it looks like a monopoly, like ebay and Windows.
Doinkblink 3 years ago