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Hello Lucas, Please see the link below for help on removing AEG drum paddles. Both old and new type clip in. No screws involved. It looks a bit fiddly but there are pictures to help. Tom https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1623136/Electrolux-Ewx11831.html?page=92#manual

Date code Hi Tom, The serial number begins with 050, which is week 50 of year 2000. Tom

Miele seem to be losing their grip. I've read various threads relating to poor programming and even errors that prevent the cycle from operating correctly. I have to wonder where it all went wrong. Cutbacks in research and design in Germany?

It happens occasionally on my W3985 too and it's done it since brand new so I guess it's just a software glitch. It's still happily washing away at 11 years old.

Zanussi P5 I have some technical information on the P5 which may be of interest:

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I have a little more evidence here:

ITwash manufactured machines were briefly available in the UK under the Daewoo brand.

You'd think they might have cleaned it up a bit before taking its photo.

Hi, Parts diagrams for the Turna S can be found at these links: http://procornerpdf.electrolux.com/static/Pictures/Views/N1101/F14.PDF http://procornerpdf.electrolux.com/static/Pictures/Views/N1101/F15.PDF http://procornerpdf.electrolux.com/static/Pictures/Views/N1101/F16.PDF...

It's made by Wuxi Little Swan. I have access to the technical information.

Changing the bearings is no easy job anyway because it requires a complete strip down of the machine. Eventually the bearings will start to collapse and this is when the damage to the drum shaft occurs. If it gets really bad the belt will come off the pulley and that'll be the end of it. On such...

Hello and welcome to the forum! What you have there is a Wuxi Little Swan machine. According to the exploded diagrams it is possible to split the tub and change the bearings on these, although I'd need the PNC from the rating plate to be sure. The longer you use it in that condition, the more...

Yes I remember being saddened to hear that Hotpoint had been bought by Indesit. I knew that quality and repairability would suffer as a result. Would the compact dryers be affected by this recall? I know they are an old design but have they cheapened any of the parts? Tom

Hi Ian There is a small hole in the inner knob where you insert a paper clip or very small screwdriver. Push this in and turn the inner knob anticlockwise until you here a small 'click' after which it should lift off. Once inside there is a nut which needs undoing. Be careful not to lose the...

I don't think so. If it's model ZFL1023 we're talking about, it takes an AKO C308 PCB. There's a picture in the link below. Tom http://https//emwelec.co.uk/index.php?l=product_detail&p=88

Hi Ritchie, There could be a loose connection somewhere, but I would also check the commutator for wear and possible raised segments. Sometimes the new brushes don't bed in easily if the commutator is worn. You could try using a fine sandpaper to clean the commutator as well. If it's not the...

Hi Phil, Welcome to the forum. I agree that these old ones are worth saving if possible. They are miles better built than any Zanussi you'd buy today. I have three 1980s Zanussi's myself. I have to say it sounds as though the timer motor (which controls the movement of the cams) is wearing...

CH is the abbreviation for Switzerland. It comes from the Latin for Swiss Federation which is Confoederatio Helvetica.

My grandparents had the washer only version of this Colston. It seems to have been quite rare as I've only seen examples of the washer dryer since. Anyone else seen one? Tom