I like it! For a split second I thought I read "WIMP 800" on the upper left side.

On lower end B/S/H products from the late '80s, early '90s.

Constructa, Siemens, Bosch, Neff, Gorenje, even their top of the line 'custom' stuff shares major parts, just as a Roper washer is basically the same as the far more expensive Maytag.

I'm not saying this IS a B/S/H product, just that the controls are quite similar to some models of the past.

Electronics were already worked out and lasting for decades by the end of the 1970's on major European brands. Philips had some bullet-proof systems in the mid-70's - with heat sinks and highest quality components to match. It was no problem to copy them, I rebuilt a fried board on a friend's washer in 1983 with stock parts straight from Conrad in Munich. Be no problem for a 'C' class manufacturer to copy and market, especially in Greece, Spain, Portugal and the other not-so-strict parts of the EC.

I was thinking about that era. 

do sound very different to the B/S/H 'whine' of the '80s and '90s.

And they sound yet again different to the massive double-motor Miele washers which were perfect in every way.

B/S/H makes a lot of special order goods under unusual brand names for various outlets. I helped translate a small order (100,000) units they did under a store brand name for the Czech Republic a few years back. Inside, purely Siemens everything. Outside, nothing absolutely nothing which looked like B/S/H.

So - this could well be one of those washers they made in limited runs for somebody else.

One thing I learned through my translation and seminar work with them through many decades: They don't mind recycling 'old' technologies.