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Hope someone can help. This machine is an Asko rebadged and sold as a Maytag. Problem is I cannot find a single spares site that caters for parts for this model. I know it is the correct model number. The pcboard, actually both of them, in the fascia panel have blown up when some water was spilt on the work top and ran down to the front, got it and blew the boards, bit of bad luck. Anyone know how much, where from, part numbers or even if now obsolete. Any help that would be great.
Re: maytag/asko MWA072011A
Thx for reply. Haven`t a clue what the part numbers are because I can`t even find a single part listed anywhere. I`ve tried Partmaster`s web site and 4our house which are the same lot anyway and this model is not listed. Looks to me like yet again another expensive folly in to the void of the appliance industry where you pays your £930 only to find there`s no spares after a few years. Almost as bad as getting a Samsung a warning to us all.
One of the pcboards has this number wm60.3-f1 807928904 if this is any use.
Going to phone up Maytag uk today and check out what those boys say.Re: maytag/asko MWA072011A
Update. This machine was sold as spares or repairs because 1) Maytag service are/where a useless bunch of tossers who said they would get back but of course did no such thing and then so 2) got in touch with a private company who deals with Maytag to give me the low down on the chances of getting the parts bearing in mind Maytag`s merger with Indesit/Hotpoint/Whirlpool he said forget it you`d be waiting months and in any case the boards were a fortune.
No problem, happily scrapped its only money, I mean it could have easily been an ISE!!!!! I suggest no one ever spends 900 quid on any machine that after a mere 5 years you cannot get spares for, Buy a Kenwood or a Logik for circ £200 and sod `em all because you have the same rights/no rights when parts go affectively obsolete whether the machine costs 150 or 1500 quid.
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