After reading all this: How are the front loaders today? Seems to me with more plastic there would not be as many seals, but after reading another thread about the He3t, I wonder if there has really been any improvement.
25 years musing on washer restoration: The front loader vs the top loader.
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Well thank you very much for the condenser info. Amazingly simple! And apparently effective!
I would have guessed the condensing water was somehow OUTSIDE the tube, and not directly in the same circuit as the warm air!
Looks like this machine in theory could be converted to vented without much work. I'm just sayin.........
Perhaps curent mannies could add an air diverter in new machines to allow for a quick and effective cool-down at the end of the dry cycle. This would eliminate that dewy end-of- cycle feel to the clothes as well.
Well thank you very much for the condenser info. Amazingly simple! And apparently effective!
I would have guessed the condensing water was somehow OUTSIDE the tube, and not directly in the same circuit as the warm air!
Looks like this machine in theory could be converted to vented without much work. I'm just sayin.........
Perhaps curent mannies could add an air diverter in new machines to allow for a quick and effective cool-down at the end of the dry cycle. This would eliminate that dewy end-of- cycle feel to the clothes as well.
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