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Thread Number: 47295
Help please...urgently seeking Manual for Hotpoint Super Electronic 1852 |
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| Post# 687113 , Reply# 1 7/3/2013 at 13:09 (3,943 days old) by hotpointfan (United Kingdom) | ||
Hello Alison
I can help you with the programming for your Hotpoint 1852 :)
As it being a pre-1987 machine, it uses the old ITCL programme coding, and is very simple to use, the ITCL is as follows... Cottons Section: Before the Cotton programmes there is a program with a washbowl with its own spin, this is a 40* prewash. 1-White Cotton 95* 2-Colourfast Cotton 60* 5-Non-Colourfast Cotton 40* The Shower symbol is the rinses. The Flower on the dial is softener rinse. The Swirly thing at the end is the spin - 800RPM Synthetics Section: 3-White Nylon 60* 4-Synthetics 50* 6-Acrylics/Delicate 30* (could be 40*) The Shower symbol is the rinses. The Flower on the dial is softener rinse. The Swirly thing at the end is the spin - 500RPM. Wool Section: 7-Machine Washable Woolens 40* The Shower symbol is the rinses. The Flower on the dial is softener rinse. The Swirly thing at the end is the spin - 800RPM Option Buttons: Economy Wash - Fills up from the incoming water supply and therefore doesn't heat up the water, ideal for lightly soiled loads. Half Load - When selected it cuts down the water level and wash time, for if the load is half full. Slow Spin - Reduces spin speed from 800RPM to 500RPM for delicate fabrics. Door Release - I guess you found that out the hard way :D Soap Tray: Left Back: Fabric Softener Left Front: Prewash Right: Main Wash 800RPM Fast Spin 4.1KG Cotton Wash Load, 2.1KG Synthetics, 1.5KG Woolens. Hope all this helps, and if you want to replace your Hotpoint, some collectors here would be greatful for it :D Jacob | ||
Post# 687215 , Reply# 4 7/4/2013 at 04:38 (3,942 days old) by vacbear58  (Sutton In Ashfield, East Midlands, UK) |
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Burco Drier
Alison
Congratulations on both the Hotpoint and the Burco drier. You are right in that it dates from the early to mid-1960s - this is one "flavour" of a machine which was produced for a number of manufacturers in the early 1960s - see the link below. Grand that it is still working for you, but again, if you should decide to replace it, please let us know. We will have to get you fixed up with a vintage vacuum too ..... Al CLICK HERE TO GO TO vacbear58's LINK | ||
| Post# 687722 , Reply# 6 7/7/2013 at 03:11 (3,940 days old) by matchboxpaul (U.K) | ||
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| Post# 687744 , Reply# 28 7/7/2013 at 03:24 (3,940 days old) by matchboxpaul (U.K) | ||
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| Post# 688223 , Reply# 30 7/9/2013 at 13:34 (3,937 days old) by hotpoint95622 (Powys) | ||
hotpoint95622
Thanks Paul
For posting the user manual, not much has changed from the first liberator booklet if memory serves me right, same cartoon lady anyway. Hi Alison Fantastic machines the 18 series, very easy to repairer and very robust never give much trouble except for drum bearings which are easily replaced. Photos of my 1851/03 which will almost be identical internally. Lee 
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