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[chestermikeuk]

Servis Pics

Classic washers before you where born!!!

In the seventies you didnt have a kitchen until you had a matching washer & dryer (Servis of course) and a Russell Hobbs K3p auto switch off kettle, swirly worktops, swirly floor & swirly walls!!!...

Believe it or not for the time, this was kitch not uncool....LOL

All that without taking LSD...LOL

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[newwave1]

Yay! i didnt no that servis group existed mike! i've just joined

mike- indeed that happens to me..there are so many machines before my time that i would like to encounter...these servis machine come into that catagory!

so many machines so little time!!

Darren

 

[Designgeek]

Swirly, eh? That and Really Bright Colors!

Re. the "eternity soak" feature (one revolution every 30 minutes until you press the Start button): that sounds really cool. Could be highly useful for getting dried-on dirt out, for example on work clothes used in construction or agriculture. Does any manufacturer have anything like that at present?

Re. computer-controlled: did they actually mean microprocessor & stored-program control, or did they mean integrated circuits used instead of mechanical timers? In the 70s, the former would have been fiendishly expensive, the latter would have been more likely and offer most of the same benefits.

The point where an actual microprocessor & software become most useful is where you have decision-points in a process flow, or have to integrate feedback into a system.

 

[Kenmorepeter5]

ZUG

I can't find this click English from ZUG ???

Peter

 

[foraloysius]

Peter, there is not English website for Zug appliances. Only in German, Italian and French. Zug appliances are only sold in Switzerland (much to disappointment by some members here), not in the United States.

 

[newwave1]

Well the search is on, i've placed an AD in the wanted section of a classifieds paper around my area..i wonder if anyone here could help me with locating a Servis?! just a though

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