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Miriam,
Will do. I'm gonna have to find a box for the things I'm gonna bring or I'll forget half of them. Pat, I'll dig it out and measure them in a bit. Joe |
Originally Posted by path49
(Post 5726687)
What is the distance between the slots?
Joe |
If the slots are about 3/8" from center of one slot to the center of the next one, it'll fit an old Kenmore, White, or Domestic....although I've never seen one made quite like that. The slots are usually on the side, rather than the end. Like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/CORDS-660-5-...item35bfb0d15e
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Pat,
It will fit on a Kenmore like you said. However this cord plug has a grooved side to make sure it goes in the right way. So I'm pretty sure it's not made for a Kenmore. Joe |
Elna was European made; so maybe that is what came on the machine originally and that is the cord and fitting that was pitched when the Elna was brought to the US and converted to our type of electricity?????
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JoAnn,
Look at the second picture. Just to the left of the foot controller you can see the US 110-120 Volt plug. The controller that was on it is also marked for US voltage. Joe |
It doesn't look like a Pfaff, it does somewhat resemble my Elna cords, though this one is different. Necchi also has some cords that are similar to Elna, so it may be a Necchi, and Necchis had black machines, which this one would match with. The other brand that springs to mind are Penncrests (JC Penny machines). I have a couple that could be a match for this cord.
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Well, what ever it fits I've put it in a zip lock bag for safe keeping. Should I ever find a machine that uses it, or someone who needs it, it will still be here.
Joe |
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