paulinroyton
Well-known member
Bendix
Hi Rob & Paul.
Love the pics of your bendix, a true classic machine.
I am looking for information on a bendix washer my aunty had. She must of bought it in the late 1970,s, when we moved back to England in the 1980,s she still had it then.
Right, the machine was similar to the bendix home laundy centre, the 500rpm model. The soap dispenser was on the top and was made of stainless steel, it had a round metal door. On the right hand side it had 4 buttons, a programme dial, and a row of lights for wash, rinse, spin. The programme sequence would move to show wash, rinse, spin, and was like a reel, behind a glass window, that would move to show the progress. It also had a filter, similar to the bendix 7147.
This machine lasted for years, and my aunty did not treat her appliances with due care. I rememeber her slamming the door, would empty the filter when the machine would leak.
I hope someone has some information on this machine, would love to see a pic of it.
All the best.
Paul
Hi Rob & Paul.
Love the pics of your bendix, a true classic machine.
I am looking for information on a bendix washer my aunty had. She must of bought it in the late 1970,s, when we moved back to England in the 1980,s she still had it then.
Right, the machine was similar to the bendix home laundy centre, the 500rpm model. The soap dispenser was on the top and was made of stainless steel, it had a round metal door. On the right hand side it had 4 buttons, a programme dial, and a row of lights for wash, rinse, spin. The programme sequence would move to show wash, rinse, spin, and was like a reel, behind a glass window, that would move to show the progress. It also had a filter, similar to the bendix 7147.
This machine lasted for years, and my aunty did not treat her appliances with due care. I rememeber her slamming the door, would empty the filter when the machine would leak.
I hope someone has some information on this machine, would love to see a pic of it.
All the best.
Paul