Wow, cool machine. When you said "commercial" I was expecting something in stainless with a coin slot, LOL.
Help- Need new washer- front or top?? recommendations?
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Huebsch FL has normally two rinses. One extra rinse will be added if the "Extra Rinse" is ON.
Note that LTZ8* is a discontinuous (after 1993/94) model which uses electro-mechanical timer. The control console looks very similar to SQ/Huebsch TL.
The existing modelis LTZ9* which uses electronic timer with Cycle selector-switch which has only Regular (Normal), PP(Normal) and Delicate (Normal). There is no choice of Heavy and Light soiled selection.
Note that LTZ8* is a discontinuous (after 1993/94) model which uses electro-mechanical timer. The control console looks very similar to SQ/Huebsch TL.
The existing modelis LTZ9* which uses electronic timer with Cycle selector-switch which has only Regular (Normal), PP(Normal) and Delicate (Normal). There is no choice of Heavy and Light soiled selection.
Correction!
Huebsch LTZ8* is discontinous after 2003 (NOT 1993/94) and is replaced by LTZ9*.
Would prefer LTZ8* for its electro-mechanical timer.
Would prefer LTZ9* for its 3-phase induction motor which is more robust than DC series motor (used by LTZ8*).
For a fast spin of 1000 rpm (drum speed), the motor would be about 10,000 rpm if the pulley raito is 10:1. The brushes and communutator of the DC series motor would give a high pitch noise.
Huebsch LTZ8* is discontinous after 2003 (NOT 1993/94) and is replaced by LTZ9*.
Would prefer LTZ8* for its electro-mechanical timer.
Would prefer LTZ9* for its 3-phase induction motor which is more robust than DC series motor (used by LTZ8*).
For a fast spin of 1000 rpm (drum speed), the motor would be about 10,000 rpm if the pulley raito is 10:1. The brushes and communutator of the DC series motor would give a high pitch noise.
mayken4now
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good for you! glad a frontloader is what you decided. I will always have one God willing!
