Had to have it.............

[DADoES]

 
Sorry for the background whirring noise.  It's the camera's internal microphone picking up the tape transport mechanism.

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[yogitunes]

Thanks for the video DADoES.......they are a neat little machine.....next up everyone should see the high speed spin, and the spray rinses....if you have time....

Anyone looking for one of these?......I have a spare

 

[whirlpolf]

oh I'd love to...

but I think shipping it here would be financially desastrous.

What a cute little beauty!
Wish they had them over here.
What is the wattage? (Read: what transformer would I need?)

 

[yogitunes]

not sure about wattage
but the volts is 115
and the amps is 3.6

to get watts, I believe you are to multiply volts by amps

 

[DADoES]

Rinse sequence

 
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[mickeyd]

Glenn, thank you for spending so much time.

You remind me of a scientist, studying the motion of the load so carefully and thoroughly. These are very interesting films. Hate to be greedy, but will you be studying the spray rinse and 900 rpm spin sequence, as well? Thanks again for such due diligence.

 

[DADoES]

 
Surely, the entire cycle was recorded.

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[mixfinder]

Its Too Big!

It appears the heavy texture of the pants slowed the turn over and action of the pulsator. Had the pants been truly dirty or soiled would they have come clean with the action we just watched? I'm slow to accept that turn over has nothing to do with cleaning given modern detergents but ranch living tells me otherwise.

 

[mickeyd]

Thanks Glenn

The incredible spin speed makes you think you're seeing a different washer. The fill flume and the sprays are fabulous, if brief. Eight sprays times three seconds each equals 24 seconds of spraying, not too shabby.