"A to Z" Item

cambria09

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I vaguely remember from my days as a Volkswagen mechanic, you would occasionally see a German domestic car brought back by a military man. The switches and other labels or directions were all in German and I can remember something that was marked "Auf" and "Zu". That was interpreted Off and On or Open and Closed. It could be that this is an operating screw off some kind of German appliance?

Best wishes!
 

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Yeah, "auf und zu" also came to my mind. Or maybe one of those rotating address registers we had before computers.

Greets Namxat
 

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I vaguely remember from my days as a Volkswagen mechanic, you would occasionally see a German domestic car brought back by a military man. The switches and other labels or directions were all in German and I can remember something that was marked "Auf" and "Zu". That was interpreted Off and On or Open and Closed. It could be that this is an operating screw off some kind of German appliance?

Best wishes!

Hello Reanm8er that sounds....


...but I am not going to mark it "Solved" just yet.

Thanks for the great info and Good Luck out there. C9
 

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If (ond only if) it is auf and zu, it is something flow related regarding to das or fluids. something like heating or water flow or gas flow.

Electrical stuff would be An/Aus.


Greets namxat
 

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If (ond only if) it is auf and zu, it is something flow related regarding to das or fluids. something like heating or water flow or gas flow.

Electrical stuff would be An/Aus.

There is no regulating the gas flow on my An/Aus! :laughing7:
 

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