Sold in the United States under a European badge, the WAP24200UC is a Series 6 machine, not a numbered American series. It is a white washer whose drum holds 2.2 cubic feet, with no connectivity, and a body 23 1/2 inches wide. Owners searching under an American series number find nothing that matches.
That gap is the practical difficulty with these earlier imports: manuals and parts lists sit under the European name. Ignore the badge and use the number stamped on the rating plate. It is normally on the frame, visible once the door is open, and quote it when you book.
Mechanically it behaves like other compact Bosch washers of its age. The pump housing is small, so a neglected drain filter costs more here, and years of daily use wear the lock and hinge. We check the filter, test the lock, and look over the hinge before suggesting anything bigger.
The two schemes correspond loosely, but they are separate naming systems. For parts and paperwork, go by the number printed on the rating plate and ignore the badge on the front.
Open the door and look on the frame around the opening. The plate usually shows the full model number there. Giving us that number when you book helps us arrive with the right parts.
The pump housing is small, so debris restricts it quickly. A blocked filter strains the pump and slows draining. Clearing the filter regularly is the easiest way to protect it.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.