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So it's not a typical Suds-Saver. Their method of doing so is described a little differently...

Further instructions.

This page in the manual explains how to operate the machine and more.

Huge Shout out to Keymatic for emailing me the very instruction manual for my machine. At the bottom of the cover picture, it calls Radiation NZ a member of the Tube Investment group (TI), which I believe explains our theory that the NZ subsidiary was not included in the TI takeover in 1967 when...

To: Keymatic My email address can be found in my profile details. Thanks!

I was also noticing that the washer has these 4 program selection buttons on it. They are Auto, Manual, and Normal (with the fourth button being suds-save). I am curious as to what these functions do. Could they be a Water Level selector, or something else?

So those holes that make up the inner tub, are they artificial holes, or are they real holes? Regardless, they look pretty cool and add to the look of the machine.

Guys, I did it! It took a little bit of persuasion because the timing was a little inconvenient, but I was just given the all-clear to go ahead and buy it!!! Looks like we'll be arranging to pick it up on Wednesday. But for now, I would like to say a big thanks to everyone on this site who...

Here's another question that might be worth considering. It looks like these washers were good performers with those many fins on the agitator. They also happen to be a long-stroke machine, something that I haven't had the chance to own yet. I'm not sure how well this machine would do with...

I noticed that you had a Parnall washer from 1964. Do you happen to know how to decode the serial numbers to get the date out of this machine?

Yeah, I'm unable to do that sorry. Seems that this machine would definitely come in early 70s, considering that the last Spinwasher ever made in the UK looks very old compared to this one. There must be someone who knows how to decode these serial numbers, but until then, I'll assume this...

Oh my! So you're saying that the design comes from the late 50s? And if the washers were dropped in '67, does that mean that it dates to... the '60s? I'm gonna have to check first, but I'll see if I can possibly grab this one.

I do not have this washer in my possession yet, I would like to learn more about it before I put in the word to try and retrieve it. Also, I am personally unable to log in to request the item in the link you provided (Perhaps someone else could). I am highly considering this washer, so any more...

Today I found a Champion washer for sale on Trademe. I have never heard of this brand before, but looking at it, it appears to be very vintage. Is there anyone who might be able to tell me more about these Champion washers and what they were? Also, I couldn't find any pictures or other videos of...

If this provides a clue, whenever I push the tub to the left, the noise stops. When I push it to the right, it gets worse.

A few people already know about this issue, but I haven't been able to pinpoint the source of the sound yet. My Orbital Maytag makes a very audible squeaking or screeching sound during the wash cycle whenever the transmission agitates in a direction. I inspected the belt part of the drive...

I need help. I'm trying to get the tub out of my Kelvinator/Simpson washing machine, but I can't figure out which way to turn these two screws. Do they go left or right? Also, assuming they are ceased, any suggestions on how to remove them would be much appreciated.

Update after running 2 loads: So I can hear the bearings are sort of on their way out. It's not terribly noisy yet, but the sound is there, and I won't be able to do anything about it at least for now. Other than that, the machine appears to be balancing as it should and running nice and...

Problem Identified. I figured out how to test the tacho sensor using the multimeter, and it gave me a reading back, so that's not the problem. Before ruling out the motor as the problem, I checked the second carbon brush. I had inspected one of them earlier, but it was okay. Regardless, I...

Hi. I'm GRN Appliance. I recently acquired a 10-year-old Samsung Bubble Wash 7.5 KG front loader model number WF1752WPW on claims that it was having trouble balancing. When trying to diagnose it, it gave me a 3E error code, indicating some sort of motor connectivity problem. The carbon brushes...