Not sure if this is the right list I think the machines on the cusp as its 20 years old.... But only a Fiver.
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paulinroyton
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Looks like a Zanussi 9181, with 800 rpm
Paul
Looks like a Zanussi 9181, with 800 rpm
Paul
Am I right in thinking that the 1000 spin had 2 buttons one of which changed the spin speed to 500?
Austin
Austin
Two Buttons.....
Im pretty sure the 1000rpm spin Z9191T model had two buttons, but only for Half Load & Cold Wash.
The 1000rpm model i have, Z9292T, has 3 buttons - Half Load & Cold Wash as per the Z9191T, but also a Spin Speed button. Default is 500rpm & pressing it in selects 1000rpm.
The Z9292T also gains concealed program guide (the powder drawer has a fold down flap with program info on). It also has the program letters & option status behind perspex rather than painted onto the facia, and the bottom of the machine has a detatchable plinth which you remove to access the filter. This was said to reduce noise abit more than the traditional filter door. Not sure if it actually makes alot of difference though.
The model on eBay looks like a Z9181 as Paul said. Could be a very good buy if the cabinet had a respray. Thankfully i didn't pay THAT much for mine!
Here's a video of mine, for comparison
Im pretty sure the 1000rpm spin Z9191T model had two buttons, but only for Half Load & Cold Wash.
The 1000rpm model i have, Z9292T, has 3 buttons - Half Load & Cold Wash as per the Z9191T, but also a Spin Speed button. Default is 500rpm & pressing it in selects 1000rpm.
The Z9292T also gains concealed program guide (the powder drawer has a fold down flap with program info on). It also has the program letters & option status behind perspex rather than painted onto the facia, and the bottom of the machine has a detatchable plinth which you remove to access the filter. This was said to reduce noise abit more than the traditional filter door. Not sure if it actually makes alot of difference though.
The model on eBay looks like a Z9181 as Paul said. Could be a very good buy if the cabinet had a respray. Thankfully i didn't pay THAT much for mine!
Here's a video of mine, for comparison
hotpoint9534
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It's a Z9181. But it's more like 25 years old than 20. I think they stopped making them in 1986 or 1987.
Tom.
Tom.
