matchboxpaul
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glad its still got its chrome door trim as, usually, they have fallen off!
Paul
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electron1100
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Electron 800
Brilliant Paul
..............what a find!!!! where?
Lovely lovely..........im excited LOL
just that name.........
I think car fots are the best in some ways
Well done
Gary
Brilliant Paul
..............what a find!!!! where?Lovely lovely..........im excited LOL
just that name.........
I think car fots are the best in some ways
Well done
Gary
matchboxpaul
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Same shop from where that Servis came from, as well as the 9520 Hotpoint.
He is saving me a scrap A3350 for spares reclamation too. A really great guy who, for once in 'the trade', offers genuine help with advancing the hobby. He rang me up at work, this dinnertime, to say that the A3254 had come in. Suffice to say i was somewhat distracted the rest of the day.
Car shots are great, although the novelty of the machine has now worn off a bit, now i realise that I have to live with this and a Hotpoint Liberator Dryer in my car for the rest of the week, carting dead weight too and from work till friday! I have to go to meetings tomorrow - what will people think eh!
Paul
He is saving me a scrap A3350 for spares reclamation too. A really great guy who, for once in 'the trade', offers genuine help with advancing the hobby. He rang me up at work, this dinnertime, to say that the A3254 had come in. Suffice to say i was somewhat distracted the rest of the day.
Car shots are great, although the novelty of the machine has now worn off a bit, now i realise that I have to live with this and a Hotpoint Liberator Dryer in my car for the rest of the week, carting dead weight too and from work till friday! I have to go to meetings tomorrow - what will people think eh!
Paul
electron1100
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Rare to find as we all know Paul...........yeah i get a bit hacked off with machines in the back namely becuase i have to stack all the other crap i have in my car and it oftens up falling on me as i am driving/breaking
What will people say..............hmmmmm probably think your taking them to a dump........Fools *grin*
Yes and the Hotpoint...........christ things are coming in, almost makes me want to go back to work a day early!!!
Ah yeah! did you ever contact larfing boy in the other shop?
Rare to find as we all know Paul...........yeah i get a bit hacked off with machines in the back namely becuase i have to stack all the other crap i have in my car and it oftens up falling on me as i am driving/breaking
What will people say..............hmmmmm probably think your taking them to a dump........Fools *grin*
Yes and the Hotpoint...........christ things are coming in, almost makes me want to go back to work a day early!!!
Ah yeah! did you ever contact larfing boy in the other shop?
matchboxpaul
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Oh bloody hell!
I keep forgetting Gary.
I still have his details in my inbox. First free weekend, I will tootle down and case the joint for you. Let you know what i find.
Paul
p.s I will be braking a lot more carefully than usual. Also driving, whilst having an electron door gaping at me from between the seats, will be a bit freaky!
I keep forgetting Gary.
I still have his details in my inbox. First free weekend, I will tootle down and case the joint for you. Let you know what i find.
Paul
p.s I will be braking a lot more carefully than usual. Also driving, whilst having an electron door gaping at me from between the seats, will be a bit freaky!
electron1100
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Gaping Electrons
This Machine LIKES YOU Paul ;-}
This Machine LIKES YOU Paul ;-}
electradeluxe
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electron 800 model
why did the electron models have powder buttons on them?and i noticed on other models thay have blocks next to the programmes on the panel,what's all that for??
thanx
Neil x
why did the electron models have powder buttons on them?and i noticed on other models thay have blocks next to the programmes on the panel,what's all that for??
thanx
Neil x
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The powder button
Opens the dispenser drawer, it's the same on my Ecologic (tarted up energy control Electron). I don't really know why they bothered, it's perfectly easy to open the dispenser by hand, makes for an nice unusual feature though =).
I think the blocks you are referring to are spaces for buttons on the higher end models that weren't fitted to lower end machines. In the energy control series, the creaseguard button is fitted to higher end models near the programmer.
On my Ecologic the place where the creaseguard button was on the older machines is the power button, as mine dosen't have the pull in push out dial to turn it on (the dial can still be pulled out and pushed in, but it dosen't do anything).
Hope this helps!
Matt
Opens the dispenser drawer, it's the same on my Ecologic (tarted up energy control Electron). I don't really know why they bothered, it's perfectly easy to open the dispenser by hand, makes for an nice unusual feature though =).
I think the blocks you are referring to are spaces for buttons on the higher end models that weren't fitted to lower end machines. In the energy control series, the creaseguard button is fitted to higher end models near the programmer.
On my Ecologic the place where the creaseguard button was on the older machines is the power button, as mine dosen't have the pull in push out dial to turn it on (the dial can still be pulled out and pushed in, but it dosen't do anything).
Hope this helps!
Matt
matchboxpaul
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Hi Neil and Matt.
Yep, as Matt states, the powder button is merely to open the powder drawer with. Pushing this button moves a lever behind the powder drawer facai and nudges the drawer out about a centimetre or two.
It looked good, as it removed the need for a handle recess on the drawer, enabling them to produce a clean flat finish across the width of the machine.
The mechanism was notoriously unreliable in my experience and used to stop working as, invariably, it got all gunked up with powder sludge or simply snapped.
As Matt states though, a simple tug under the drawer enables easy access.
The blocks you refer to, next to the programmes, symbolises what sections of the powder drawer to place powder and fabric conditioner.
Programme A = prewash .... powder only goes in the left hand part of the drawer
For programmes H, J and K fabric condiioner should be placed in the middle compartment, whilst powder should go in the right hand compartment.
Should get some better pics of it this weekend and will post some updates on the A3254 soon.
Paul
Yep, as Matt states, the powder button is merely to open the powder drawer with. Pushing this button moves a lever behind the powder drawer facai and nudges the drawer out about a centimetre or two.
It looked good, as it removed the need for a handle recess on the drawer, enabling them to produce a clean flat finish across the width of the machine.
The mechanism was notoriously unreliable in my experience and used to stop working as, invariably, it got all gunked up with powder sludge or simply snapped.
As Matt states though, a simple tug under the drawer enables easy access.
The blocks you refer to, next to the programmes, symbolises what sections of the powder drawer to place powder and fabric conditioner.
Programme A = prewash .... powder only goes in the left hand part of the drawer
For programmes H, J and K fabric condiioner should be placed in the middle compartment, whilst powder should go in the right hand compartment.
Should get some better pics of it this weekend and will post some updates on the A3254 soon.
Paul
electradeluxe
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thanks for that mate!!
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