That slimstar is built like a tank. Wish they made the drums to that standard now. it looks like its still got its original drain hose aswell. Made in Great Britain you can sure tell.
Until i get a new computer, I will have to be content with being a weekend poster at Discuss o Mat.
Oh well.
Hi Louis. I have never been able to find out for sure the spin speed of this early version HN3156.
I know for a fact that the bronze dial version of the HN3156 was 1000rpm and the machine you saw in the street is obviously 1000rpm.
Is my machine 1000rpm, or a touch slower - say 850rpm?
Final batch of Slimstar pictures to follow - the facia....
IIRC this model has a 1000rpm spinspeed. The later models, the chrome ones with the dial for the spin speed had a max. of 850rpm (or lower, depending on the model). The later models with the detergent dispenser in the lid of the drum had went up to 1100rpm for the TOL model.
A very nice machine indeed Paul! The state in which it is is really stunning! I have never ever seen a Philips washing machine from that age in such a good state. I'm officially jealous now! lo