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Thread Number: 30444
Strange Pattern On Hotpoint Dial |
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| Post# 461313 , Reply# 2 9/4/2010 at 15:35 (4,981 days old) by newwave1 (Lincoln, United Kingdom) | ||
Indeed Alex is correct. The last of the spin-slider. My favourite Hotpoint model.
I had looked at this one in Powerhouse I think it was called shop, it was cool they were all hooked up so you could see and hear them spin. I was only young and was brave enough to turn them on but not leave them or for long or I would disapeer shortly after lol. This is the one and only time this dial had this random pattern around it. Why? I've no idea. Kinda liked it for a change though. Darren | ||
| Post# 461674 , Reply# 5 9/6/2010 at 16:19 (4,979 days old) by newwave1 (Lincoln, United Kingdom) | ||
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Spot on ultimafan! The green ring appeared on both the washer and washerdryer. I visited the Hotpoint factory during the crossover between this range and the new styled models.
I think the washer/dryer hung onto the ultima name because of the low energy button. Alex-That was was autoprewash from memory, I haven't got the brochure to hand at this second. I belive they made the rinse hold automatic like on our liberator styled 187** I'm having some memory block cant remember the last 2 numbers lol. I agree the energy save button should've been in place of the economy button. I'd have preffered that. My mums best friend had the 9545 electronic 1200 spin slider & my best friend had the 1000 model so I got to see alot of those! Always been my favourite hotpoint model. I at the time meanwhile had the 9534 1000rpm model. Darren | ||
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