washerdude
Well-known member
@mr_b
Actually now that you mention it, Our new whirlpool duet acts EXACTLY like that. The best example of this was when we just washed a single coat. We set it to medium spin speed. I was really concerned about it, however, when the spin started the tub what move like crazy and about 3 seconds later the tub would "center" but still pretty unbalanced. As it reached its medium speed, the tub was 100% balanced which really surprised me. There was very minimal vibration yet the computer thought it could still make it perfect...which it did to the point where there were ZERO vibrations coming from it. How did the early front loaders manage to balance WITHOUT a balancing ring?
Actually now that you mention it, Our new whirlpool duet acts EXACTLY like that. The best example of this was when we just washed a single coat. We set it to medium spin speed. I was really concerned about it, however, when the spin started the tub what move like crazy and about 3 seconds later the tub would "center" but still pretty unbalanced. As it reached its medium speed, the tub was 100% balanced which really surprised me. There was very minimal vibration yet the computer thought it could still make it perfect...which it did to the point where there were ZERO vibrations coming from it. How did the early front loaders manage to balance WITHOUT a balancing ring?