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the cool thing about all this is.... ... if you know how to cook, you can cook on just about anything.  Years ago, a good friend of ours, and a professional chef/cook had a POS RCA BOL (did I use up my quota on TLAs?) electric range in his home kitchen.  Always had fabulous food, often with a...

5 or 6 Miele 1986 which is a ~12 lb capacity   1 load of kitchen towels and napkins (at 190 degrees) 1 load of white clothing (underwear, socks, light colored tees) 120 or 105 2 loads of dark clothing (jeans, shorts, work pants, shirts) 105 with pre-wash and extended main wash for Scott's...

look on audiworld.com in the forums (link below) the 2.7 Bi Turbo is a very popular engine used in the A6 and S4s of that generation.  Check the audiworld.com forums - they might be able to help you sort it out.   If the timing belt has not been replaced I suggest you do it soon.  If the...

coffee, coffee, buzz, buzz, buzz What sort of beans are you using in it?

thanks Phil now I remember the Pots and Pans button.  Was a neat machine.  We got it when it was only a few months old from friends who didn't want to roll it around.  My Dad bypassed the sink connector and plumbed it in next to the stove.  We used it until '72 when we redid the kitchen and got...

cool video and car like ad But I only count 4 cycles not 5.  I guess they consider "cancel" a cycle?  Still a cool machine.  We had the slant top model of this for a few years when I was a kid.  Loved the sound it made when you pressed the cancel button.  I remember ours having more buttons...

nice machine - love the hot/warm setting Happy sudsing with it!   And looks like you have the muscle to handle it with no problem :-)    

Ferris Farm or Ferris Family Farm I think Glad you liked it.  I thought it would be more fun than Dr. Mikes, especially on a nice Summer day.  Did they have all the cats and kittens roaming around?  They had a bunch of cats (all very friendly) the first time we went there, but that was some...

half cup of Persil Perls??? That seems like a lot!  I usually used a coffee measure of the Perls  (which I think is 1/8 cup) in the 1918.  I have had the coin trap out on both the 1918 when I had it and the current 1986 and don't ever remember adding water after reinstalling it.  Even when a...

re-read the original post... it is a shame the author of the comment on the other board didn't include a model number etc. Seems goofy to me. I am guessing (because I don't know for sure), but wouldn't a machine be branded either a "GE" or a "Hotpoint?" In the post it's called a...

1600 rpm is nice but,..... A Kochwashen at 190 really gets my interest :-)

we have a slightly used power module from a 1918 along with one that may or may not be bad. the original was swapped out during a repair along with the main control board. Not sure which one was the bad part but Miele suggested they were both bad so that is what we did. The machine itself...

Henrik, question for you Do you have a dispenser for LCB on your Miele? Both of mine (1918 and 1986) do not. I do know that the 110 volt machines made for the US market do allow for LCB and have a dispenser for it. If you don't have a dispenser, do you add it via the soap compartments or...

i think i can answer your questions 1. I think the LCB prohibition is due to the high temps the machine is capable of. Cannot imagine bringing a solution of LCB to a near boil would be good for the air or components of the machine. I have had Miele laundry for around 16 years and have never...

still have the dryer here and 1918 washer if you want them Just let me know. Congrats.

I suspect its General Electric It is one of their promotional films according to the blurb on YouTube.

never was much of a port drinker... :-)

no worries Louis Often times I think that I am right about something only to be proven wrong. I can blame age but not Nutirsweet. But it could possibly be the champagne. :-)

Actually the 1903 and the 1918 are the same size At least the cabinet is.... According to the manuals available on the Miele USA web site they both are 33x23x24 and weigh 220 lbs. Louis, are you thinking of the 1926? THAT machine is deeper (as is the 1986 which followed it, much to my...

nice find... Control panel does look very similar to the 1918 but there are differences. Not sure if parts are interchangeable, but we have a 1918 and matching vented dryer that we are wanting to get rid of. The washer has had a few new parts over the years (control board, power supply...