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everything ok hi Jamie, all you tell us here sounds ok in a sense that it should be. After having repaired several dozens of these DWs, I can tell you all is ok. Sound insulation: Done via some sound absorbant material stuffed around the side panels and so forth. Some upper class models have...

what's wrong with jello? The only difference is: You can look at what you eat! How about jello fruit desserts? How about McDumbo turbine-meat? ChokerKing's grilled pig shreds? Meat strings and old eyeballs chopped up to uncertainty? Just the same to me. How about frozen frothed-up chemicals...

thanks, the best answer of all hey Cuffs (for want of a better name, you haven't published any other), thanks so much for this musical hint (saying that returning home just now): I was playing that (or: your) song up and down in all of our neighborhood, for all my relatives and for so many...

Merry Christmas to you all! (contemporary Xmas songs) While I am completely aware that this is the wrong forum, I still feel an urge to post something here: I may have appeared rough or even grunty to some of you at times, yet I cannot refrain from being kitschy now and then, at Christmas times...

@frigilux Tri-Zyme, I used it myself, it is not an equivalent to those oxy products. Rather their "Powdered Fabric Bleach" stuff would be, that is their oxygen producing formula. Nevertheless, I love Tri-Zyme but I miss the old SA8 products. The current "Legacy of Clean" detergents in their...

Afraid you say... Am I? Certainly not as I use to cook eggs hardboiled. No runny yolks, no slick and quivering substances on my plate. Sunny side up in a frying pan? Sure enough, as long as it is really "through" and well done (not soggy or liquid, I just don't like that squishy sound)...

Ben, if I were you, I wouldn't part at all If there were really "some complaints", a good webmaster would not have any issue discussing them with you (on a 1:1 basis, that is clear enough). Yet, I would not be bothered about rumors. Don't duck because of some unspoken-of hot air. Stay here...

what a SH...! Goodness, gents.. I did not even take the time to go through all of these postings, but hey: Just the fact that the first one (fear provoking one) is written in red and the major keywords blue and underlined: This is proof of a substantial rainbow press fearmongering. We live in...

that is a very good point, Ryan I don't trust them either anymore: There has been a legal debate about which companies may brag about themselves by carrying the "sehr gut" or "gut" Stiftung Warentest label in their advertisements. How much is "being neutral" but how much may a corporation spend...

it must be the southern sun... man, you guys look awesome! So many (more than half of the crowd) that I would have nodded a "yes" to. But let's put that joking aside: Where are the machine pics and the action videos? So curious to see them. Congratulations to your gathering, marvelous! Joe

Not quite, there are 1200 rpm models as well. Ok, the 1400 is no longer on the market, I got a used one. Compare the Exquisit models here in Germany: http://www.redcoon.de/search/?keywords=exquisit+waschmaschine&5000= The trick is: GGV changed the names, even "Exquisit" was "Continent" for...

Yeehaa! Got my own! As I was a bit envious about my brother having his "ATLANT" machine I kept searching the ads and auctions for one of my own. Got one! ;-)) Same series, but with 1400 rpm and an Aquastop secure inlet hose. Mine is positioned in the kitchen, wooden floor and all that. NO...

always full (hand width rule) I pack both my EU front loaders and my US top loaders as full as they can get: Front loaders: Just chuckablock minus a small air space (turning your flat hand on top of the clothes must still be possible). US top loaders: upper row of perforation holes means...

and unfortunately ...Atlant does not manufacture dryers (yet) at all, nor do they make dishwashers. They only make fridges and water kettles. So SOME washers of GGV Exquisit may well be made by Atlant. Other washers and ALL dryers and dishwashers must be made by someone else. Good that I have...

I agree hi Christian, hey all, right. I totally agree. Exquisit does not carry a "reliability plus" award here. Even their service dept. is out of question what comes to what you can read in some consumer reviews. It is a well-known fact that GGV Exquisit import stuff from whereever they can...

increasing doubts again Quote: "clothes are naturally pulled down into the drum" = Naturally? Why? If naturally, then there must be a natural (visual) proof of it, as has been asked for. Still missing it. Quote: "The deflector only comes in contact with the laundry at high speeds, if the drum...

makes sense now, thanks! but how exactly do they do this? Rubber or vinyl is not the wisest material to take for that purpose (being not really smooth or "gliding", there is so much friction, think of regular pencil erasers). The more so as the increasing speeds of the orbital motion might...

Remembering that one thread here about Russian washing machines, I would like to tell all of you that there are REALLY nice machines coming from there nowadays: For my brother I found that (never heard-of) front loader "Exquisit WA 6010" (which is sold here in Germany by GGV Exquisit GmbH in...

not deflecting if this was the case, then they should be on the other side as well (mirror-wise) to come up for the other 50% of the drum revolutions (and they should be substantially larger than this). I have seen them yielding the spray outlet for recirculation pump front loaders, being just...

love it! Exactly the same model I have here as a Euro version for 230 volts. Will you please tell me about any accessories to go with it? I was trying to get a minibasket for it, but none could be found. Looking forward to your picture and video footage of it. Joe