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Thread Number: 26244
GE Solid State Versatronic Heavy Duty 18 Americana Washer |
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| Post# 402929 12/30/2009 at 23:34 (5,229 days old) by scrubflex (bronx, new york) | ||
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Does anyone have any more or other information and photos of the 1970-1971 pushbutton programmed "18 lb" washers? Models: WWA-9600J and WWA9500-L. 
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| Post# 402931 , Reply# 1 12/30/2009 at 23:36 (5,229 days old) by scrubflex (bronx, new york) | ||
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The other model WWA-9500L 
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| Post# 402934 , Reply# 2 12/30/2009 at 23:48 (5,229 days old) by strongenough78 (California) | ||
Quick question...... | ||
| Post# 402937 , Reply# 3 12/30/2009 at 23:51 (5,229 days old) by lebron (Minnesota) | ||
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| Post# 402950 , Reply# 4 12/31/2009 at 03:45 (5,228 days old) by scrubflex (bronx, new york) | ||
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Hopefully, bajaespuma can also share that information with us as well. | ||
Post# 402976 , Reply# 5 12/31/2009 at 08:51 (5,228 days old) by bajaespuma  (Connecticut) |
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Thank you.
I do it with a program called "FreeHand". It's an old program out of California that a friend of mine turned me on to about 6 years ago. It's been surpassed, I'm sure by Adobe Illustrator, which, if in some more intelligent future, I don't have to pay 700 a month for health insurance, maybe someday I'll be able to purchase. GE's programmed washers have a long history. They started in 1958 with this model: 
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Post# 402977 , Reply# 6 12/31/2009 at 08:53 (5,228 days old) by bajaespuma (Connecticut) |
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Post# 402981 , Reply# 7 12/31/2009 at 09:07 (5,228 days old) by bajaespuma (Connecticut) |
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It's become my favorite toy (down Toggles). As it is, incredibly powerful and very demanding of the computer. It crashes frequently when I'm not careful and try to do too many things with it too quickly( I said DOWN, Steve!). Here's what I'm working on right now. It's the kitchen(with exact repros of the actual appliances, of course) I grew up with on the lower east side reimagined as a Geneva Kitchen with pink appliances(it was identical to this only all white on white, with white and blue Amtico tile and dark woodgrain formica counters): 
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Post# 402983 , Reply# 8 12/31/2009 at 09:15 (5,228 days old) by bajaespuma (Connecticut) |
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speaking of GE programmed washers... | ||
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Post# 402988 , Reply# 9 12/31/2009 at 09:51 (5,228 days old) by coldspot66 (Plymouth, Mass) |
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The washer in the 2nd pic is mine, and is available for sale, if anyone wants it. You can email me @ goodsonjohn@msn.com. Serious inquiries only. Need to make room. Clutch is a bit noisy, but runs well and doesn't leak. | ||
| Post# 403018 , Reply# 11 12/31/2009 at 13:11 (5,228 days old) by scrubflex (bronx, new york) | ||
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light-blue tub 
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| Post# 403019 , Reply# 12 12/31/2009 at 13:18 (5,228 days old) by scrubflex (bronx, new york) | ||
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light-slate gray 
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| Post# 403020 , Reply# 13 12/31/2009 at 13:21 (5,228 days old) by scrubflex (bronx, new york) | ||
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spreckled...how about it? 
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| Post# 403060 , Reply# 14 12/31/2009 at 18:12 (5,228 days old) by scrubflex (bronx, new york) | ||
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Does anyone know the wash and spin (NORMAL/GENTLE) speeds for the GE's? | ||
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Post# 403072 , Reply# 15 12/31/2009 at 19:00 (5,228 days old) by appnut (TX) |
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and went all the way to about 1975  | ||
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