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Hi Keith I actually own one of these, I’m very slowly restoring it, in August. I’ll try and get the parts for it that I’ve collected in Germany shipped over, do you have any maintenance tips and tricks for these models of machine? And is yours a model 331?

Hey guys was scrolling through Facebook marketplace and I found these, my god if I had room in my collection, I would get every one of them Considering that they are from East Germany so that definitely says something https://www.facebook.com/share/1CQ4pfVZxR/?mibextid=79PoIi

Hey guys, I found these currently and the seller has about five of them, I’m wanting someone to get them for adding it to a collection because they’re hard to find and probably have a bit of collective value The photo of the perobot is an example image but they have those, and the photo of the...

I think it would be nice to have like some Achievements or encouragement at like post milestones, which would be nice but they seen a video game, this is washer Central

Yeah, this is something that I’ve gripped with for a Long time, I found that I have to grapple with the super search thing, I just wish that there’s something that told it “hey always open tab, don’t use Google app”, With me I like using the Google app because it’s handy when I need it but...

Where are you at turquoise? Also, apparently there was actually one of these in Australia, as I remember that there is an antique store in Bungendore that has the drum for one of these machines

Oh yeah, with me I do have grey water in my sunroom and a Garbage disposal hooked up to a sink, it goes through one waste water pump out to a grey water cart thing. I need a little bit of food scrap go in the compost. Any juices and nutrients go out to the lawn and it loves it.

I collect Vacuum cleaners, some vintage appliances such as hairdryers, and most surprisingly of all, self service Car Wash equipment

Good news, I have replaced the seal It’s not leaking, although I couldn’t find a genuine seal, so I had to go with the generic one, it looks a little ill fitting but it did actually fit and seal in all the proper places

I’ll say this People don’t follow them, as all they think is “water i out water in, power in done People don’t read science, hell my mum always uses a quick wash for all her laundering needs

I have removed the suppressor And in turn, removed the problem, although the suppressor isn’t just one that’s just two wires, this one had for one for the live and one with neutral with each one being going in and going out So now it works great

Hey guys, so I’m having a little issue with My Miele B864 ironer as after switching it on with the switch, it trips the breaker not the high current ones but the RCD, if the heating elements are on or not or if the Motor is running,I’m thinking it might be the suppressor, what are your...

Hey guys, I’m a little curious, who here is probably a big fan of The GE filter flow coin operated top loaders? As there’s a guy on YouTube, his potentially gonna be giving them away and he probably wants to give them to a collector

Reply 10 I own a Hoover 935 (the model with a built-in heater.) And it works great, if I want to do a 40 or 60° wash I fill it up with hot water set it to warm or hot and let it wash away in 40 or 60° water, although if I wanna do a warm rinse I have to remember after The machine starts...

What a shame, I was really looking forward to that machine, well at least that means I can now try to get my hands on a speed queen super 20

Alright, I’ll try but the question is I don’t know how much I should add on top because it was $250

Bad news I found out that the seller is going to be keeping it which is a shame as they said they’re gonna be using it as their mailbox

Oh wonderful, thank you I’ll just have to get something to support the sink that it sits underneath, but wow, I’m glad to hear

I’ll be real, I don’t mind it if there is a lot of action And the Motor seems like it has a lot of get up and go instead of slowly starting to Tumble, I want a washing machine that’ll throw itself into spin

Oh cool, Considering from the sound of it it sounds like you’ve had experience with replacing it before, do I have to take it out from currently under the sink and do I have to take the outer cabinet off or is it just a simple case of pushing the seal in to unclip it or something of the like?