[good-doctor]

Re: old Ariston Margherita AV838C

aha. thanks for that. so in this case filter = trap = a void at the lowest part of the loop before the pump itself – not even an elegant trough assembly to pull out.

so, presumably this type of washer dryer doesn’t ever trap fluff/lint/hairs like a modern condensor model does ? these get washed away in the next wash cycle ?

thanks to all for your help. i would appear to have been a bit optimistic/enthusiastic/naive in my assumptions ..

if only Ariston’s machines mached their user manuals 🙂

cheers,

Iain.

[good-doctor]

Re: old Ariston Margherita AV838C

Hi, i’m afraid I’m 99{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} sure what I’ve found is the front access point to a pump assembly behind the kickboard. it actually looks near as damn it (same shape and colouring) as the 110665 pump assembly being offered on this site.
(http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/Washing+ … +Pump.html)

So i’m no further on in finding the filter, and am beginning to wonder if this model of Ariston had a rather carefree attitude to stuff that is normally filtered out.

By the way, the manual is a generic one for the AV834C/**AV838C**/AV1048C – the pictures and references to the filter certainly dont match the 838C!

Thanks anyway.

Iain.

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