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OT - Anybody Have a Vintage Stove?

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  • TigerTony
    TigerTony Posts: 1,078
    Jeremiah said:
    @TigerTony is that something you'd be willing to part with??
    I could never part with the oven. It's been in my family for 112 years. No telling how old it is. We used it for a lacquer oven in our plating and polishing business. The building we owned was built in 1808. There is no telling how old the oven is.
    "I'm stupidest when I try to be funny" 
    New Orleans

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  • Fred19Flintstone
    Fred19Flintstone Posts: 8,173

    This is Paul Harvey with The Rest of the Story...

    Wilma and I looked at the Frigidaire, but we didn't like it.  There was another one we wanted to see.  It's a GE from the 1960's.  We liked it and it was cheap enough so we bought it.  We got it home and one of the burners was not working.  I figured we would have to buy a part or two.  The problem is there is not even a parts list for this thing.  So I'm looking on the internet and found a couple of part numbers.  "I'll just take this cover off and see what the number on that switch is."   I had to loosen the switch so I could see the other side.  I got it unscrewed and Mr. Butterfingers drops it onto the chassis.  ZZZZAAAPPPPP!!!!!  Yes, I never turned off the power or unplugged it.  Now the thing is a boat anchor and we're back where we started.  I can't wait to tell Wilma when she gets home from work.    

    Flint, Michigan
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  • BYS1981
    BYS1981 Posts: 2,533
    Fred19Flintstone said:

    This is Paul Harvey with The Rest of the Story...

    Wilma and I looked at the Frigidaire, but we didn't like it.  There was another one we wanted to see.  It's a GE from the 1960's.  We liked it and it was cheap enough so we bought it.  We got it home and one of the burners was not working.  I figured we would have to buy a part or two.  The problem is there is not even a parts list for this thing.  So I'm looking on the internet and found a couple of part numbers.  "I'll just take this cover off and see what the number on that switch is."   I had to loosen the switch so I could see the other side.  I got it unscrewed and Mr. Butterfingers drops it onto the chassis.  ZZZZAAAPPPPP!!!!!  Yes, I never turned off the power or unplugged it.  Now the thing is a boat anchor and we're back where we started.  I can't wait to tell Wilma when she gets home from work.    

    Would've been ok if you went gas..
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