Also included are supplements produced throughout 1960 highlighting recommend service procedures changes and the introduction of new mid-year models such as the LW061, LW0616, LW025 and LW035.

Washers: CSA2000, CSA1000
Dryers: CSE2000, CSI2001, CSI1001.

DE-6F8, DE-6F4, DE-6F3, DE-6F2,

J-408T, J-406T, J-404T, J-403T, J-402T, J-401T, J-400T, J-308T, J-304T, J-303T, J-302T, J-301T.

Full use and care instructions along with operation and cleaning.

Looking for the service manual to the 1960 GE Ranges, please see this book:
1960 GE Range Service Manual

Looking for parts for these ranges please see this book:
GE Range Parts and Accessories

14890, 14892, 14894, 14770, 14762, 14764, 1482, 1483 and 1464.

TJ-60, TJ-60E, TJ-61, T0-60, T0-61, TR-60, TR-61, TR-60-2, TR-61-2, DV-35, DV-45, DV-65, DV-66, DS-56, DD-56, DI-56, DI-2-56, DS-57, DD-57, DI-57, DI-1-57, DD-58, DDP-58, DI-58, DCI-58, DCI-1-58, DD-59, DCD-59, DI-59, DCI-59, DS-60, DD-60, DCD-60, DI-60, DCI-60

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 a vintage Frigidaire dryer.

Introduction, Cleaning Operation, Special Components and Construction, Operation, Servicing, Service Diagnosis, Schematics and Wiring Diagrams, New Features.

Models include:
RS731, RS758, RB745, RB778, RB790, RB515, RB525, RB535, RB536, RB545, RB566, RB635, RB646, RB670, RB690, RC525, RC535, RC545, RC546, RCS49, RC635, RC646, RC669, RC690, RW65-G and RW85-G.

Use and Care of your Refrigerator, Specifications, Servicing, Electrical Testing, Unit Operation, Controls and Wiring Diagrams.

Models include:
9EA8, 9EB8, 9EB11, 9EB12, 9EG11, 9EN12, 9ET12, 9EY12.

Sections on servicing include:

CONVENTIONAL RANGES:
Appliance Outlet
Automatic Unit
Backsplasher
Cooktop
Fluorescent Light
Grill
Handles
Meat Thermometer
Nomenclature
Oven Door
Oven Door Hinge Supports
Oven Lamp
Oven Liner
Oven Switch
Oven Thermostat
Oven Units
Oven Vents
Storage Drawers
Summary of Features
Surface Units
Surface Unit Switches...
Switch Trim
Timer
Timer Trim
Wiring Diagrams

BUILT-In OVENS:
Custom Oven
Grounding
Nomenclature
Oven Door
Oven Light
Oven Liner
Oven Units and Contacts
Oven Vents
Summary of Features
Wiring Diagram

COOKTOPS:
Conduit Plug
Conduit Receptacle
Cooktop
Grounding
Method of Mounting
Nomenclature
Summary of Features
Surface Unit Switches..
Trim Frame
Wiring Diagram

If you are looking for the owners manual for these ranges, it can be found here: 1956 General Electric Range Owners Manual

Imperial: RIS-39-56 and RI-39-56
Deluxe: RD-38-56 and RD-30-56

10lD2 Clothes Dryer
WE4X1 Dryer Timer
Heating Element - WEUX1
Installing the WE4X20 Thermostat in the 10lD1
Dryer;
lDl and LD2 Venting Accessory Package

IRONERS
LR4 Rotary Ironer
LR4 Rotary Ironer Service Procedure
Service Instructions on LFl & LF2 Flatplate Ironers
Thermostats of the LFl Flatplate Ironer
Thruster of the Flatplate Ironer

AUTOMATIC WASHERS
LC2 WASHER
LC2P520 Adapter
Adjusting the LC2P290 Conduit Control Tube
21LC2 Automatic Clothes Washer
Fluid Drive for Model 10-20LC2 Automatic Washers
CV1P2 Water Control Unit Servicing
CV2P2 Inlet Valve
CE17P2 Inlet Valve Solenoid
Lubricating the Pump of the LC2 & LC3 Washers
New Motor Used on LC2 Hotpoint Automatic Clothes
Washer
New Style Clamping Ring
LC2P42 Oil Wick
LC2P93 Service Replacement Transmission
LC2P678 Spin Tub Guard Accessory Package
LC2P92 Transmission Accessory Package
LC2P693 Upper Bearing Accessory Package
Water Pump Housing Catalog Number Change
Test Fixtures fer LC2 & LC3 Washer Timers
LC3 WASHER
LC3 Automatic Clothes Washer Service Suggestions
LC3 Automatic Washer Fluid Drive
Clutch Solenoid in LC3 Washer
Correction of Continuous Spinning of Spin Tub
LC3P725 Grease Fitting
Lubricating the Pump of LC2 & LC3 Washers
New Clutch Release & Clutch Solenoid Spring
New Fiber Washer used on Front Panel of LC3 Washer,
New LC3P701 Automatic Clothes Washer Motor
Newly Designed LC3 Washer Control Dial Assembly
New Style Clutch Lever Support
Overflow Baffle Gasket
Relocation of Nameplate on LC3 Washer
Redesigned Rear Panel of LC3 Automatic Washer
Sponge Rubber Cushions Eliminate Vibration Noise
LC3P467 Spray Deflector
Test Fixtures for LC2 & LC3 Washer Timers
LC3 Thriftivator/Agitator Changes
LC3P272 Water Inlet Valve Assembly
10LC3 Uncrating Instructions
LC3Pl02 Wiring Harness Assembly

Hotpoint's Servicegrams were produced to keep service personnel up to date with new products, appliance specifications, appliance service instructions, troubleshooting procedures, older product repair and parts changes, installation instructions, customer complaints and recommendations, testing procedures, tools for repairs, wiring diagrams, timer charts, appliance history and evolution and other important information regarding their appliances.

As silly as that we sounds, we've actually found it to be true. Also included is the rare hang-tag that came with the coffeemaker.

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.

The cycle and washing principles incorporated insure maximum results with a minimum effort. All this plus economical operation provides an automatic that is virtually free from mechanical failure.

Many years of factory and field tests have proven the simple and practical design of this Automatic requires little if any adjustments. However, should adjustments be necessary, most of them can be handled through the conveniently located access panel.

Since this washer is completely automatic we feel this complete and simple Manual of Instructions will assist the service man in doing a speedier and more intelligent job.

The contents and illustrations listed in the following pages are the combined efforts of factory trained, experienced field personnel and our engineering staff.

Therefore, by referring to this Manual frequently all repairs and adjustments will be completed easier on this Automatic Washing Machine.