rolls_rapide
Well-known member
Autorinse
The photo in Reply #78 shows a mixer tap with a substantial tap adapter (i.e. to keep the hose on the end of the tap).
Reply #77 shows the wiring diagram where the valve is electrical - thus it must be situated in the machine.
The question is: is the Autorinse function like the Hoovermatic type, where the water level gets to a certain height and is spun out automatically - until the user turns off the tap?
Or is it more like an automatic washing machine valve, which switches the flow on and off? This might explain the beefier tap adapter.
Mysteries everywhere...! Lol
The photo in Reply #78 shows a mixer tap with a substantial tap adapter (i.e. to keep the hose on the end of the tap).
Reply #77 shows the wiring diagram where the valve is electrical - thus it must be situated in the machine.
The question is: is the Autorinse function like the Hoovermatic type, where the water level gets to a certain height and is spun out automatically - until the user turns off the tap?
Or is it more like an automatic washing machine valve, which switches the flow on and off? This might explain the beefier tap adapter.
Mysteries everywhere...! Lol