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hillwalker 18th Feb 2020 6:28 pm

Could anybody identify this item?
 
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Hello Everybody,

I was given the item shown in the pictures below with a load of junk some 25+ years ago.

It appears to be new/unused since it came with it's polystyrene packaging.

I suspect it is for an electrical appliance (although I could well be wrong of).

Any Ideas?

(I have three more photos, including the packaging but only realised I could upload five)

Regards

Herald1360 18th Feb 2020 6:52 pm

Re: Could anybody identify this item?
 
Given the make and number of connections I would suggest an electromechanical washing machine program controller.

barrymagrec 18th Feb 2020 7:04 pm

Re: Could anybody identify this item?
 
Especially as it says Hoover on one of the labels.

Joe_Lorenz 18th Feb 2020 8:40 pm

Re: Could anybody identify this item?
 
Dear gents,

I agree as I have pulled out a similar item recently from a "Constructa" washing machine. A drum with contacts rotated by a small a/c motor. Some were made to last 30 years, later units vanished in smoke after five.

Regards,
Joe

Herald1360 18th Feb 2020 9:13 pm

Re: Could anybody identify this item?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by barrymagrec (Post 1218267)
Especially as it says Hoover on one of the labels.

That was the "make" to which I referred :clap:

electrogram 18th Feb 2020 10:15 pm

Re: Could anybody identify this item?
 
Replaced a similar unit made by Crouzet ( - always confuse this with the frying pans!) on my 35 year old Zanussi a couple of years ago, due to broken complex plastic part the knob attaches to, not available on its own. The timer itself still worked


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