Fisher and Paykel front loader.

[ozzie908]

This looks very much like a Beko rebadge!!

 

Also just a quick question does anyone other than us lot ever clean out a filter on a wash pump?

 

Austin

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fisher-Pa...48264?pt=UK_Irons_Presses&hash=item19f557b4e8

 

[DADoES]

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[chachp]

Wash Pump Filter???

 

<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">I guess that's your answer.  </span>

 

<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">I didn't know I needed to.  I have a Bosch AXXIS+ Front Loader and I have never cleaned a Wash Pump Filter.  I know I have a little door at the bottom that is supposed to be used to remove stuff that gets in there that shouldn't be but I have never had to use it.</span>

 

<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">Maybe I need to check it out?</span>

 

[washer111]

Oh Lordy...

I've seen these before. These are pretty noisy, slow-washing machines. About 2:15 for most cycles; "Short" button only cuts about 10 minutes...

These are made in Italy or Greece, and might actually be sold under several brand names, from what I've read (Sorry, I cannot recall).
So, in actual fact, there is nothing "innovative" about this washer, as you'd typically find in F&P products. This is just existing to fill in a gap in the market, and isn't really all that interesting, IMO.

As everyone knows, F&P's most famous washers are the TL machines, which try their very best to imitate the washing action of an FL machine, thus conserving water. Its a very important feature in Australia, where water can be scarce in some locations.

The one machine like this I've seen does use a reasonable amount of water, during wash and rinsing phases. So maybe that brings it back up on the ranks a tad...