Miele Novotronic T1576 Electric Dryer (Working), W1986 Washer (Parts)

[scottsb]

I'm selling the washer/dryer pair that I posted about last year here:
https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?91246

As described in that thread, the washer drain pump died. The search for a replacement was taking too long, so my spouse prevailed that we ought to just go ahead and purchase a new set. Finally now getting around to disposing of the old set.

The dryer is in great clean, working condition. Asking $400 or best offer.

The washing machine was working fine except for said drain pump. I'm glad to pull out any other part someone might be interested in and sell that separately.

(Note that the dryer is electric unlike the thread above noted; I thought it was gas when we moved in because there was a gas pipe leading behind it, and I had never unbolted it to see that the gas pipe was actually from a prior hookup.)

 

[scottsb]

Location

Note a buyer would need to pick up the dryer from our house in central NJ.

I'm willing to ship any washer parts someone's interested in.

 

[mistereric]

I wonder how many parts from your washer cross with my W1926.

 

[launderess]

@mistereric

Glad you found this thread.

Answer to your query can be found in diagrams and other information one gave in thread about suspension woes for your Miele washer. This and go back to Miele parts website one linked previously and plug in model and or part numbers.

Off top of one's head W 19xx series washers were pretty much same under the bonnet. Main difference between say W 1918 and W 1926 is latter had greater capacity (bit larger drum).

Shocks, solenoid valves, motor, and other bits all likely are same. Electronic controls may be programmed differently however.