What Asko builds, and how to read it
Unlike a store-label brand, Asko designs its appliances in Sweden and manufactures them through Gorenje in Slovenia, under Hisense ownership since 2018. Each unit wears a rating plate stamped with three identifiers — a Model number, a Serial number, and an Art. No. — and it is the Art. No. that suppliers actually match a part against. We repair ten categories under one roof and treat correct identification as the first diagnostic step. Explore the families below or search the model library. We are an independent service with no tie to Asko, Gorenje, or Hisense.
Laundry and dishwashing, the current US line
Asko washers use rigid Steel Seal door construction and Quattro suspension, offered in Classic, Logic, and Style trims that map to the 3-, 5-, and 7-series. Their matching dryers arrive as condenser and heat-pump tumble machines. Asko dishwashers ship as panel-ready, Touchproof stainless, and sliding-door designs spanning the 30, 40, 50, 60, 60+, and Outdoor series.
Cooking and cooling, serviced as imports
Asko ovens are built-in only, in combi-steam, pyrolytic, and combi-microwave forms, while cooktops — which Asko calls hobs — come as induction and gas units. Freestanding ranges belong to a Scandinavia-only cooker line, and microwaves exist solely as built-in combination units, never as a countertop box. Asko refrigerators and freezers are integrated, built-in designs, and range hoods are mostly concealed or wall-mounted extractors.
The identifier that ties it together
Because Asko engineers its own control boards, the error-code scheme, the spare part, and the fix all follow from the plate — which is why reading the model number correctly aims a technician at the right component straight away. Our experienced team services every Asko appliance whatever its age. If a problem is showing, start at the error-code library, then schedule a repair.