Hoover A3110 Washing Machine Restoration
Ye Old handbaked by Dr. Gary himself - the genuine "Cornish Pasty"...in the oven
Ye Old handbaked by Dr. Gary himself - the genuine "Cornish Pasty"...in the oven
Hoover A3110 Washing Machine Restoration 1980 Model...
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Hoover A3110 Washing Machine Restoration
Oh Yum, just what the doctors ordered - I did get a tongue lashing of he who must be obayed for having the gas oven a tad high -
but as I said "Not One I`d have Chosen" ...Thanks Gary they where delicious as ever!!
Oh Yum, just what the doctors ordered - I did get a tongue lashing of he who must be obayed for having the gas oven a tad high -
but as I said "Not One I`d have Chosen" ...Thanks Gary they where delicious as ever!!
Hoover A3110 Washing Machine Restoration
"Get That ****** Sauce Off Theirre"
"Get That ****** Sauce Off Theirre"
Hoover A3110 Washing Machine Restoration
Dinner is served, feel free to comment on this thread up to here, I will start part 2 on a fresh thread and link it together so the photos will load in a timely fashion.
Thank You for not disturbing the picture thread whilst I was building it - unlike another thread last night that was photobombed all the way through - no names mentioned - Ahem, Coughs!!
Dinner is served, feel free to comment on this thread up to here, I will start part 2 on a fresh thread and link it together so the photos will load in a timely fashion.
Thank You for not disturbing the picture thread whilst I was building it - unlike another thread last night that was photobombed all the way through - no names mentioned - Ahem, Coughs!!
lavamat_jon
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Great stuff - it's a testament to Hoover that these machines can be completely stripped down and put together as new over 30 years since they were discontinued. This thread is giving me the kick up the backside I need to get working on our A3110 - replacing the timer on my A3110 is a job I keep inevitably putting off, 2 years later and it's still sat waiting lol. One of my new year's resolutions to myself was to start on the restoration/repair of some of my machines, and the A3110 will be the first in the queue - especially as it is an important childhood machine to both Jack and myself!
Although looking at all those wires it doesn't fill me with confidence in switching it out - do you take bookings at the Hoover Spa of Rest & Recuperation? ;-).
I best be off - I need to get my heels and pearls on and trot down to the high street to ask my Hoover dealer about the spin speed
Great work guys, as always,
Jon
Although looking at all those wires it doesn't fill me with confidence in switching it out - do you take bookings at the Hoover Spa of Rest & Recuperation? ;-).
I best be off - I need to get my heels and pearls on and trot down to the high street to ask my Hoover dealer about the spin speed
Great work guys, as always,
Jon
richardc1983
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Sorry to bump an old thread but just wanted to say that I am going to be bringing the washer back into my house very soon to become the daily driver! My maytag is going to take a little back seat for a while in the shed! I miss the high water levels of this washer lol.
mikeymatic
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Great to hear Richard.
This thread gave me tons of help and motivation when I started working on my Hoover automatics.
Mike.
This thread gave me tons of help and motivation when I started working on my Hoover automatics.
Mike.
richardc1983
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Excellent work Men!
I saw Wales featured recently on the Travel Channel. Merthyr Tydfil was mentioned, but no reference to Hoover ever having been there. Wales is the oldest settlement of the then Brittania from King Arthur's time, well before the discovery of the new world across the pond.
Hoover is in fact a British and Irish name, in spite of the company's American origins.
It was very unfortunate the demise of Hoover LTD. UK, so it is great to see you guy's restoring history.
One photo in the series shows banana boxes stacked with parts, etc. I notice they are from Equador. Most bananas here in the US come from Costa Rica, but all must traverse the Panama canal first.
Some may wonder how bananas don't rot while in transit. They don't ripen on their own, or they surely would, or soon after before you get them.
When they reach their destination, be it in the UK, or further along through the Eurotunnel, or by air, they are gassed in a warehouse at distribution centers with ethylene gas. This is the gas given off by the decomposition of produce. The length of time for gassing varies according to ambient temperature.
On occasion, we find very green bananas in the stores when the weather changes because of the guessing involved in predicting temperature changes and shipments.
To help speed ripening, cut an apple in half, and place it in a paper bag with the bananas.
I'm no washer rebuilder, but I used to gas bananas back in the day, among other responsibilities.
I saw Wales featured recently on the Travel Channel. Merthyr Tydfil was mentioned, but no reference to Hoover ever having been there. Wales is the oldest settlement of the then Brittania from King Arthur's time, well before the discovery of the new world across the pond.
Hoover is in fact a British and Irish name, in spite of the company's American origins.
It was very unfortunate the demise of Hoover LTD. UK, so it is great to see you guy's restoring history.
One photo in the series shows banana boxes stacked with parts, etc. I notice they are from Equador. Most bananas here in the US come from Costa Rica, but all must traverse the Panama canal first.
Some may wonder how bananas don't rot while in transit. They don't ripen on their own, or they surely would, or soon after before you get them.
When they reach their destination, be it in the UK, or further along through the Eurotunnel, or by air, they are gassed in a warehouse at distribution centers with ethylene gas. This is the gas given off by the decomposition of produce. The length of time for gassing varies according to ambient temperature.
On occasion, we find very green bananas in the stores when the weather changes because of the guessing involved in predicting temperature changes and shipments.
To help speed ripening, cut an apple in half, and place it in a paper bag with the bananas.
I'm no washer rebuilder, but I used to gas bananas back in the day, among other responsibilities.
