I still have the Kenmore's, they are hooked up in the garage area.
The washer is used for car rags and soaking if needed.
As for the Electrolux IQ, I had it for a short period and the machine performed very well.
I've upgraded to the Wave Touch for higher water level during the wash like in gemini80204's YouTube video.
My Wave Touch still fills like the IQ and the only way to get that water level as posted is to add it myself through the detergent draw.
(When I re-looked at his video) The water should not stay on that long, it will fill in increments until water level is satified.
I think he added water and the machine did not regulate.
How do I know?
Because the machine fills in two areas from the rear of the tub then to the front depending on which cycle being used.
To tell you the truth, by adding water will help the load but one must be careful that all that splashing causes suds that's too thick with certain detergent(s).
When the normal water level is used with more detergent, suds are kept to a minimum.
The washer is used for car rags and soaking if needed.
As for the Electrolux IQ, I had it for a short period and the machine performed very well.
I've upgraded to the Wave Touch for higher water level during the wash like in gemini80204's YouTube video.
My Wave Touch still fills like the IQ and the only way to get that water level as posted is to add it myself through the detergent draw.
(When I re-looked at his video) The water should not stay on that long, it will fill in increments until water level is satified.
I think he added water and the machine did not regulate.
How do I know?
Because the machine fills in two areas from the rear of the tub then to the front depending on which cycle being used.
To tell you the truth, by adding water will help the load but one must be careful that all that splashing causes suds that's too thick with certain detergent(s).
When the normal water level is used with more detergent, suds are kept to a minimum.