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Thread Number: 90173
/ Tag: Vintage Automatic Washers
AEG ÖKO_LAVAMAT 6650 sensortronic - anyone knows about this model? |
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| Post# 1147462 , Reply# 1 4/26/2022 at 20:00 (723 days old) by Hippiedoll ( arizona ) | ||
Welcome...
Hi there & welcome to the group.
This sounds like a front loading machine, which I am not at all familiar with. But I enjoyed reading your post. I hope you get to find the dream machine of your childhood. I am sure your story sounds very familiar & falls in line with most of the members here in this group. Of course, with a change in machine, or person who owned/used it. My story was about an AVOCADO green HOOVER twin tub washer. Again WELCOME to the group and I wish you the best of luck finding that AEG washer from your childhood. 🤞😊 | ||
Post# 1147502 , Reply# 2 4/27/2022 at 06:53 (722 days old) by foraloysius  (Leeuwarden, Friesland, the Netherlands) |
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Hello Costis,
The Öko Lavamat 6650 was higher up in the line, but it wasn't the TOL model, at least in some countries. It could have been the TOL model in Cyprus, I guess that all depended on AEG's marketing policies. I added a few pictures of a Dutch model. I got these from an auction site. Here's the link: www.onlineveilingmeester.... I had a 625 and a 6450. The 6450 was an improvement over the 625, IIRC the push buttons were less prone to breaking, I had to replace the unit behind the buttons on the 625. Model numbers higher up the line started with 67 or 69. Some of them had a programme selector instead of a timer. Here's a video with a 6950 I had a Miele W715 connected next to a 6450, I must say the quality of the Miele was much better. But I always had a weak spot for AEG. | ||
| Post# 1147732 , Reply# 5 4/30/2022 at 05:48 (719 days old) by RobM (Buxted) | ||
Hello Constiff
Welcome to the group. Hopefully the pics below will have attached. They are taken from the AEG April 1995 brochure and contain the 6650. I actually bought the 6555 in 1996 but regretted it and would have preferred the 6650. The 6555 was a good machine but used hardly any water. Also, I needed a delay timer from time to time and there was not a work around (plug timer) as the 6555 was electronic and you had to press start. I wish I'd bought the dial version as they are more flexible. It lasted over 20 years and went to my mother who had it as her main machine. I replaced it with a Miele Premier Novo. | ||
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