What brand of washer is this westinghouse or fridgedaire?

[pierreandreply4]

hello to all aw members,

What kind of washer is this westing house or fridgedair? oh and by the way if i am in the wrong forum this thread can be move to the correct forum thank you

 

[peteski50]

What brand

I would like to see the interior if possible!

 

[pierreandreply4]

sorry i don't have a pic of the inside

 

[kenmoreguy89]

That's an Australian westinghouse.

 

[kenmoreguy89]

http://ejay.com.au/cacItem/38900/WESTINGHOUSE-LAUNDROMAT-800-HEAVY-DUTY-7-KG-WASHING-MACHINE

 

[gansky1]

Frigidaire has a model like this in the U.S.

http://www.frigidaire.com/Washers-Dryers/Washers/Top-Load/FFTW1001PW/

 

[kenmoreguy89]

But it's not the same.
Most if not any Oz toploaders have stainless tubs and those agitators, they all are very similar...but differs.
I sadly see more and more machines putting inverter motors and going plasticky-filmsey-toy the way new Oz machines did.
I believe this Frigidaire is anyway Australian and or with australian-machines-like components, actually as far as I know Electrolux build their top loaders like this in Asia, Thailand if I'm not mistaking.

 

[kenmoreguy89]

I say the truth, I can't really see how those flat fins in modern agitators, that you also find in Brazilian agitators are supposed to wash.
I already am not a fan on long strokes....nor machines without a gearbox.
If I ever had to buy a machine like those long strokes, then it'd be a zerowatt, no pointless agitators, no indexing tubs at least.

The Westinghouse in the pic, seems like it still had an agitator that made some sense vs the frigidaire.

 

[kenmoreguy89]

For long strokes, I mean like the ones of Oz washers...