Thread Number: 15071
I have my own washer/dryer |
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Post# 255110 , Reply# 5   12/18/2007 at 22:01 (5,945 days old) by andrewinorlando ()   |   | |
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Bobby - congrats on the new machine! You'll have fun figuring out its idiosyncracies and what makes it work. Just be patient with it. |
Post# 255144 , Reply# 6   12/19/2007 at 05:46 (5,945 days old) by laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii)   |   | |
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Post# 255174 , Reply# 10   12/19/2007 at 09:12 (5,944 days old) by vacuumfreeeke ()   |   | |
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I love the way the knobs work on this thing. You can press the round part in do have more leverage of the knob... hard to put into words, but you see the pic! |
Post# 255176 , Reply# 12   12/19/2007 at 09:19 (5,944 days old) by vacuumfreeeke ()   |   | |
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My Rowenta is going to be working overtime today! I wanted to get a picture of a load in action, but my dishwasher is cleaning the kitchen for me right now so I'll not be able to! |
Post# 255181 , Reply# 13   12/19/2007 at 09:34 (5,944 days old) by dj-gabriele ()   |   | |
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Ohhhhh... all those wrinkles! If you take the stuff out of the machine as soon as drying is over the ironing will be greatly reduced! And some items can be directly put away |
Post# 255182 , Reply# 14   12/19/2007 at 09:35 (5,944 days old) by dj-gabriele ()   |   | |
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Can you do me a favour? Since it's not a plumbed appliance, can you tell how much water does it use during the drying phase? Thank you. |
Post# 255206 , Reply# 16   12/19/2007 at 10:58 (5,944 days old) by laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii)   |   | |
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Post# 255227 , Reply# 17   12/19/2007 at 13:30 (5,944 days old) by foraloysius (Leeuwarden, Friesland, the Netherlands)   |   | |
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Just for the record, Servis doesn't belong to the Indesit company but to Antonio Merloni. They use a lot of different brand names: Ardo, Nordland, Servis, Edy, EBD, EFS, Upo, Tecnogas, Baumatic, Elto, Bompani, BlÜcher, Eurotech, Clatronic, Novomatic, Philco, Selectro etc. Anyway, congratulations with the machine. I love the chrome door too. BTW, this machine reminds me also of the Supra combo, the one that needed 220V. |
Post# 255297 , Reply# 20   12/19/2007 at 20:37 (5,944 days old) by coldspot ()   |   | |
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Sorry about the size of the first photo hope this helps. |
Post# 255298 , Reply# 21   12/19/2007 at 20:38 (5,944 days old) by coldspot ()   |   | |
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It is made by wind chaser. |
Post# 255299 , Reply# 22   12/19/2007 at 20:40 (5,944 days old) by coldspot ()   |   | |
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last one looks like a 1950's b rated movie. lol |
Post# 255339 , Reply# 24   12/20/2007 at 03:57 (5,944 days old) by timon90 (Norway)   |   | |
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yuk....sorry:P That machine is probably a Spanish maid Merloni, ripped for nice finesses and so. I have a similar machine named Bomann, and it is the worst machine I've ever seen. Also they lied on the spin speed on mine. It says 1400 on the panel, but the electronic module says "For machines with 1300r.p.m". Sure it's a OK machine when it works, but it's a hell to repair on. And even worse on the W/D model. But Elto, the real Merloni from Italy is more reliable. Not the most expencive machines, but you get what you pay for. Easy to work on, pretty cheap spareparts, and easy to use. I've sold lots of older Elto machines as second hand machines, havent heard anything yet! |
Post# 255419 , Reply# 26   12/20/2007 at 20:18 (5,943 days old) by toggleswitch (New York City, NY)   |   | |
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How about a hosecock where the faucet-sprayer is normally found? It wouldl be connected to cold only, but that may help free-up your sink! CLICK HERE TO GO TO toggleswitch's LINK |
Post# 255544 , Reply# 28   12/21/2007 at 06:05 (5,943 days old) by timon90 (Norway)   |   | |
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