Installation Procedure
Moving Preparations

Component Description & Service Procedures:
Water System
Mechanical System
Electrical System
Cycle of Operation
Compact Washers
Troubleshooting Charts
Wiring Terminal Designation
Wiring Diagrams and how to read them
Lubrication Instructions
Sample Parts List

Models include: SLU-70, SLU-76, SLU-80, SLU-82, SLU-90, SCL-95, SLC-100, SLC-200, SLC-300, SPU-68, SPU-70, SPU-80, SPU-90, SPC-100, SPC-200, SPC-300, SRC-60, SCR-70, SRC-80, SRC-90, SRU-60, SRU-70, SRU-80, SRU-85, SRU-90, SSU-70, SSU-80, SSU-85, SSU-90, SSU-100, SSF-60, SSF-70, SSF-80, SSF-90, SSF-100, STU-70, STU-80, STU-90, STU-100, STF-60, STF-70, STF-80, STF-90, STF-100

Stratoliner: DDI-47
Airliner: CDI-47
Leader: CTI-47

WC470V, WC472V, WC474V, WC475V, & WC477V WASHERS
MODEL DC380V & DC382V DRYERS

J710, J720, J750, J730, J780, J810, J820, J850, J880, J900, J620, J630, J712, J722, J752, J732, J782, J812, J822, J852, J882, J902, J624, J634, J714, J724, J754, J784, J802, J814, J824, J854, J884, J904

variCycle: KD-5, KDA-5, KDW-5,
Electra: KDY-5, KDE-5, KDC-5.

Built-in Ovens and Cooktops
Freestanding Ranges
Dishwashers
Disposers
Laundry Twins
Automatic Washers and Dryers
Combination Washer/Dryer
Air-Conditioners
Metal and Wood Westinghouse Cabinets

Refrigerators 1946-1979
Washers 1947-1979 (including 1-18 and Laundry Center models)
Dryers 1952-1979
Dishwashers 1955-1979
Air Conditioners 1947-1979

Plus accessories for all appliances.

Having the manufacturers part number for the part you need is essential for doing internet/eBay searches to locate these rare, no longer available parts. In many circumstances they can be found once you know the part number. This guide is essential for anyone who has any vintage Frigidaire appliance.

Having the manufacturers original part number for the part you need is essential for doing internet/eBay searches to locate these rare, no longer available parts. In many circumstances they can be found once you know the part number.

Models include: RO-70, RO-60, RO-50, RO-40, RO-20, RO-10, RO-35, RO-30, RM-3 and RM-4.

Model Specifications
Component Description and Functional Data
Service Procedures

Cooking Centers, Ranges and Cooktops

Radaranges Microwave Ovens

Refrigerator-Freezers

Chest and Upright Food Freezers

Room Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps

KDB-21B
KDA-21
KDI-61
KDI-21B
KDI-210
KDC-210

J299T, J300T, J301T, J302T, J303T, J304T, J308T, J310T, J400T, J401T, J402T, J403T, J404T, 1406T, J408T, J416T

Sections include service and information on:
1960 FREE-STANDING RANGE MODELS SUMMARY OF FEATURES
Nomenclature
Serial Number
Model Description
Front Servicing—Deluxe Models
Cooktop
Backsplasher Trim
Backsplasher Glass
Backsplasher Posts
Storage Drawers
Oven
Oven Vents
Oven Doors
Hinge Lever Insert
Glass Window
Oven Door Seal
Oven Liner
Main Power Terminal Block
Ground Strap
Fluorescent Light
Fluorescent Light Sockets
Fluorescent Light Switch
Fluorescent Light Ballast
Indicator Lights
Appliance Receptacle
Oven Light
Oven Light Switch
Surface Units
Surface Unit Switches
Models J308T & J408T
Models J304T & J404T
All Other Models
Automatic Surface Unit
Trouble Shooting Chart
Operation
Replacement Procedure
Responder—J308T, J408T Models
Responder—J304T, J404T Models
Transformer
Sensor
Test Procedure
Sensor
Responder Control
Recalibration
Grill
Bake Unit
Broil Unit
Oven Switches
Oven Thermostats
Oven Tester Reading
To Replace an Oven Thermostat: (J308T, J408T)
To Replace an Oven Thermostat: (All Other Models)
Timer
To Replace Standard Timer (J302-J402)
To Replace the Deluxe Timer (Floating Backsplasher Models)
To Replace the Deluxe Timer (Other than Floating Backsplasher Models)
Meat Thermometer
Testing Meat Meter
Testing Meat Probe
Rotisserie
Rotisserie Motor
WIRING DIAGRAMS

Sections include:
Models - Features Chart
Description
General Description And Operation
Full Specifications
Installation Instructions
Disassembly
Transmission Service
Timer/Control Service
Electrical Components
Electrical Circuits
Wiring Diagrams And Schematics
Catalog Information

Before plunging into the repair of specific items, the author introduces the reader to the sources of power—electricity-—then covers the manner in which this power is transported to the home in a chapter on House Wiring. Safety measures, too, are outlined and the reader is cautioned on how to protect himself and his family both in the repair and use of these handy—but sometimes dangerous—electric assistants.
Since the most used home appliance is the modern washing machine, a greater coverage is offered, with special field reports by a group of well known writers and photographers. Profusely illustrated with photos, diagrams and charts, the section covers trouble shooting for all makes of washers— with specific information on:
Bendix
Whirlpool-Kenmore
Westinghouse
General Electric
Maytag
Frigidaire
Speed Queen
Norge
ABC-O-Matic
Easy

Finally—The Ways and Means of Appliance Repair—and a complete coverage on Electric Motors used in Home Appliances— provides the harassed home handyman with the kind of money-saving information he needs to keep his push-button paradise in perfect (and economical) running order.