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for now the filters are out cuz its clogged badly ... i need sumthing to delive that grime and lime scale its going back in pics of them below

removed water restricts ... smh wp is a bit sad here

we all know that the new top load washers fill slowly and then ATC shuts off the hot valve if hot water is not detected within a minute or two making fills slower if your water pressure is less than desirable. well i found and removed my water pressure restriction contraption whirlpool...

yo thanks

this is the screen itself idk if these can be removed or unscrewed

i have a washer here the cold water inlet seems clogged its a inglis iv4800 (whirlpool built) it has the white plastic inlet filters with a flat protruding dash on it which leads me to believe its removable but im not sure. is there any way to lean them any help would be cool if not i think im...

like the new drum on the wash plate models hate the new WP control panel looks better on the maytag .... and honestly ... yall expected WP to do better i find that stainless steel drums should be standard now even on lower end washers .... for me the lid should lock just before spin on models...

top load i guess it was not viable and the self cleaning lint filter was awesome :( i think they could have changed the design a bit i wont mind getting my hands on one of the top loading dryers the new one is nice and keeps the reverse tumbling + larger capacity would have been cool if they...

the dryer looks like a GE design on the inside yes ..... it looks good but noo i want a top loading dryer with the looks of that one reasons for going back to a regular dryer i suspect 1 lager capacity can be achieved 2 alot of ppl found the top loading dryer wierd 3 engineering probs...

kool i would so love one of the n F&P toploading dryers but they are not for sale here and i would have to import lots of cash there but my one gripe is that fisher and paykel redesigned their washers and possibly improved them mechanically but there is no sign of the matching top loading...

sure but i wont do a floating system what kind of washer is it i would say rig up a re circulation system that starts when the washer starts to agitate as in find a way to hook up a secondary pump and house to a slim housing that will hold a filter not only a fish tank filter where the water...

yea thats what WP needs to do with the VMW washers its either the F&P apply current to make the motor spin the opposite direction or it cuts power all together causing the motor to go into generator mode which would as u say make the basket harder to turn slowing it down ... in which case the...

i agree with aptone1 the cabrio's use the fisher and paykel motor to stop spin by applying current in the opposite direction so essentially the motor is spinning clockwise the voltage changes so the it makes the motor want to turn anti clockwise and that slows that tub past but it still does not...

ok interesting true the belt strain would come where using the motor to break in which the voltage causing clockwise rotation is cut and a small voltage in the opposite direction is applied causing the motor to slow down an by extension the tub to me a break makes no sense extra parts to...

agipeller peller imo this could work if the bottom of the agi-peller was perforated like the regular wash plates with holes and if the 3 main baffles were wider coming towards the outer rim and a bit more pronounced. also the center pole is a bit to fat for my liking take up space it should...

NO @ chetlaham the magnets / breakes / adding resistance to motor to reverse the direction it spins to slow down or stop the washer when the lid is open wont work remember its a belt and belts will break under that stress using the motor to stop the tub works on the Fisher and Paykel washers...

i would like to see the agi-peller in action videos ppl

credit for the pic mickeyd his thread http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?47058_13

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VMW failure honestly i have a wtw8450 that the auto load sensing one the sensing works 80% of the time any small load will wash @ extra small since the washer does not detect it well unless one or 2 heavy items are in the tub ... as for that i agree with NorgeCheff clothes do come out digy 2...