Affordable Askos in Cincinnati.
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These are US models the voltages are 208-240 and 60 cycles the plugs can be converted easily or you can install European style outlets.
These are US models the voltages are 208-240 and 60 cycles the plugs can be converted easily or you can install European style outlets.
dj-gabriele
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Gosh, in the photo the washing machine has an American plug, how can they mistake it for a "European" one?!
mrb627
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On the Asko set that I had for a short period of time, the dryer plugged into the wall using a three or four prong 240v outlet. The washer had a european plug on it, but it plugged directly into the back of the dryer.
Oddly, these seem to be somewhat reversed.
Malcolm
On the Asko set that I had for a short period of time, the dryer plugged into the wall using a three or four prong 240v outlet. The washer had a european plug on it, but it plugged directly into the back of the dryer.
Oddly, these seem to be somewhat reversed.
Malcolm
that's exactly how mine was.
I loved it 'cause you only needed one standard 220 V (US) dryer outlet.
I have had two askos. The first was bought in 1995. I replaced in in 2005 after my circuit board got fried. (Asko had discontinued it). I didn't think the second one worked nearly as good.
Too bad.
Sold the second set and bought a Whirlpool front loader. I still miss being able to do whites at 95C, but oh well!
Hunter
I loved it 'cause you only needed one standard 220 V (US) dryer outlet.
I have had two askos. The first was bought in 1995. I replaced in in 2005 after my circuit board got fried. (Asko had discontinued it). I didn't think the second one worked nearly as good.
Too bad.
Sold the second set and bought a Whirlpool front loader. I still miss being able to do whites at 95C, but oh well!
Hunter
