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dyson2drums
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hoover logic 1300
Hello all
This one is quite cool and rare from my point, as it's got two thumb slider selectors and it's 1300 spin, fast for oldy!
started at 1p, gone to 30 quid!
Love to have it but too far away! And my gran had the same coloured 1200 spin logic.
Hello all
This one is quite cool and rare from my point, as it's got two thumb slider selectors and it's 1300 spin, fast for oldy!
started at 1p, gone to 30 quid!
Love to have it but too far away! And my gran had the same coloured 1200 spin logic.
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electron1100
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Logic 1300
I always thought the logics were the best of the Hoover square door machines, i owned a white logic 1300 and it was a great machine.
I have only ever seen two computer control logics in my life, one at a freinds house many years ago and one in a skip.....a rare beast me thinks
Gary
I always thought the logics were the best of the Hoover square door machines, i owned a white logic 1300 and it was a great machine.
I have only ever seen two computer control logics in my life, one at a freinds house many years ago and one in a skip.....a rare beast me thinks
Gary
dyson2drums
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hi gary
have you still got your logic 1300?
was/is it like the one above or the one like darren (newwave1) with digital display for delay hours? and on the above machine whats the second dial for? is it for delayed start.
have you still got your logic 1300?
was/is it like the one above or the one like darren (newwave1) with digital display for delay hours? and on the above machine whats the second dial for? is it for delayed start.
dyson2drums
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anyone know the model number for the above picture machine?
thanks
thanks
newwave1
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dyson2drums! The above picture is a A3790 & indeed the slider is for delay whereas mine has a digital display for the delay!
Darren
Darren
electron1100
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logics
hello dyson
I no longer have the logic, it was identical to Darrens, i think it is an A3636....great machine, i liked the delay start, i would sometimes use this to soak washing. also the spin cancel i liked, in the summer, i would use this and then select a low spin speed to reduce the creasing
The spin balance sensor worked it would reduce the spin speed until the switch was no longer making contact, simple but effective.
It served me well
Gary
hello dyson
I no longer have the logic, it was identical to Darrens, i think it is an A3636....great machine, i liked the delay start, i would sometimes use this to soak washing. also the spin cancel i liked, in the summer, i would use this and then select a low spin speed to reduce the creasing
The spin balance sensor worked it would reduce the spin speed until the switch was no longer making contact, simple but effective.
It served me well
Gary
Hoover & Logic...Who better...!!!
Those dryers are like the proverbial number 22 bus, none for yrs then 4 turn up in a matter of weeks...!!!
The logics where about the best of the Hoover line up, solid reliable machines, neat & easy to use...Do we know who won the logic??
Those dryers are like the proverbial number 22 bus, none for yrs then 4 turn up in a matter of weeks...!!!
The logics where about the best of the Hoover line up, solid reliable machines, neat & easy to use...Do we know who won the logic??
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seamusuk
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That aint no Tricity Bendix.......
Thats a proper PHILCO Bendix
Thats a proper PHILCO Bendix
dubstar85
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Whoa!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wish i lived down south now :-( I would love to have that washing machine! Wonder if it still has the induction motor...
Shame it has no chrome door though!
David
I wish i lived down south now :-( I would love to have that washing machine! Wonder if it still has the induction motor...
Shame it has no chrome door though!
David
newwave1
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Ahhhhhh! My grandma had that machine white! I LOVED it! Wish i could get that!
Darren
Darren
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Philco Bendix 71258
Hi Folks,
Wow a 71258 in the rare brown trim, the vast majority of 71258's were sold with white trim which was very much in vogue at the time.
David the 71258 did indeed have an Electronically Controlled Induction Motor, it was controlled by the new Integrated Circuit Module. Believe it or not the new Module actually made the huge Induction Motor run even quieter than the earlier Electronic Module, quite an accomplishment as the 7168 was a very quiet machine. The spin acceleration curve was also reduced to reduce suds lock issues. They have Stainless Steel outer tubs, are extremely quiet and reliable washers and deliver outstanding wash performance. In my humble opinion they were vastly superior to the Hoovers and Hotpoints of the day; they were so much more refined and did not dance through the house with out of balance loads, at top 1000 spin all you heard was a smooth quiet hum and the whoosh of the Motor cooling fans.
I do hope it goes to someone who will appreciate it.
David
Bendix "Quiet Reliability"
Hi Folks,
Wow a 71258 in the rare brown trim, the vast majority of 71258's were sold with white trim which was very much in vogue at the time.
David the 71258 did indeed have an Electronically Controlled Induction Motor, it was controlled by the new Integrated Circuit Module. Believe it or not the new Module actually made the huge Induction Motor run even quieter than the earlier Electronic Module, quite an accomplishment as the 7168 was a very quiet machine. The spin acceleration curve was also reduced to reduce suds lock issues. They have Stainless Steel outer tubs, are extremely quiet and reliable washers and deliver outstanding wash performance. In my humble opinion they were vastly superior to the Hoovers and Hotpoints of the day; they were so much more refined and did not dance through the house with out of balance loads, at top 1000 spin all you heard was a smooth quiet hum and the whoosh of the Motor cooling fans.
I do hope it goes to someone who will appreciate it.
David
Bendix "Quiet Reliability"
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matchboxpaul
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Oh bloody hell!!!
No word of a lie, I have literally just e-mailed Alex (SuperElectronic) and here are my parting words:
'I am just hoping that nothing spectacular comes onto ebay - just need a bit of calmness, even if it is just for 10minutes or so'.
& then a servis 310 comes along.
What is worse is that it is 4 junctions up the M1 from me!
Sigh! What to do.
Paul
No word of a lie, I have literally just e-mailed Alex (SuperElectronic) and here are my parting words:
'I am just hoping that nothing spectacular comes onto ebay - just need a bit of calmness, even if it is just for 10minutes or so'.
& then a servis 310 comes along.
What is worse is that it is 4 junctions up the M1 from me!
Sigh! What to do.
Paul
newwave1
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LOL! Sorry Paul!!!
Though it is lovely. Surely you could make an exception for this one!! LOL! If you want rid of a hotpoint to make room i'll more than happily take you up on the offer! heeeheee!
D
Though it is lovely. Surely you could make an exception for this one!! LOL! If you want rid of a hotpoint to make room i'll more than happily take you up on the offer! heeeheee!
D
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The Bendix!
A bit late in the thread I know, but I must just comment on that great machine!! We had the 800rpm spin Washer Dryer version, that really was a great machine, we had it about 14years and to this day mum still swears by that machine!
Not to sure about the model number, anyone know what it could have been?. I always remember how quiet it was even to its last day, then when we got the Bosch Maxx, I was really confused about what that high pitched whining noise it made during spinning, I wasnt used to it LOL ( back then I didnt know much about washers LOL )
So great to see these machines about, there really rare
Richard
A bit late in the thread I know, but I must just comment on that great machine!! We had the 800rpm spin Washer Dryer version, that really was a great machine, we had it about 14years and to this day mum still swears by that machine!
Not to sure about the model number, anyone know what it could have been?. I always remember how quiet it was even to its last day, then when we got the Bosch Maxx, I was really confused about what that high pitched whining noise it made during spinning, I wasnt used to it LOL ( back then I didnt know much about washers LOL )
So great to see these machines about, there really rare
Richard
matchboxpaul
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Sorry Darren - the Hotpoint's are staying - LOL
what is also sooo irritating is that, over the last 6 months, there have been two matching Servis 210 dryers on ebay - both in bloody Derby!!!!
Could you be tempted Darren? its a bit further away from Lincoln, but the distance is not insurmountable. Would mean that i didnt have to spend the next 4 days trying to decide what to do.
Ta ta
Paul
what is also sooo irritating is that, over the last 6 months, there have been two matching Servis 210 dryers on ebay - both in bloody Derby!!!!
Could you be tempted Darren? its a bit further away from Lincoln, but the distance is not insurmountable. Would mean that i didnt have to spend the next 4 days trying to decide what to do.
Ta ta
Paul
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