wp-dude22
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agipeller
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Is Whirlpool making COMMERCIAL belt drive washers?
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wp-dude22
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credit for the pic mickeyd
his thread http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?47058_13
his thread http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?47058_13
norgechef
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How ineffective looking
So they are going from poor cleaning and dingy whites in their regular belt drives to soaking action that won't do anything unless the machine was severely overloaded then it MIGHT clean the clothes at the bottom of the basket. Obviously the agitator is meant to just brush by the clothes, who knows if it would even send a current or a ripple through the water!!!?? This is a worse design then previous Frigidaire top loaders with the straight vane agitator and its indexing tub.
So they are going from poor cleaning and dingy whites in their regular belt drives to soaking action that won't do anything unless the machine was severely overloaded then it MIGHT clean the clothes at the bottom of the basket. Obviously the agitator is meant to just brush by the clothes, who knows if it would even send a current or a ripple through the water!!!?? This is a worse design then previous Frigidaire top loaders with the straight vane agitator and its indexing tub.
wp-dude22
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agipeller
peller
imo this could work if the bottom of the agi-peller was perforated like the regular wash plates with holes and if the 3 main baffles were wider coming towards the outer rim and a bit more pronounced.
also the center pole is a bit to fat for my liking take up space it should have been a smaller diameter with a fabric softener dispenser
last but not least the center pole should have little fins that are designed to push clothes up since an agi-peller would operate like an impeller and push clothes up the center and down the edges near the tub the fins should be in a way that they are compact but still be able to help pull clothes up the center while giving them a little scrubbing love.
btw what happen to the thread this image was originally posted in
peller
imo this could work if the bottom of the agi-peller was perforated like the regular wash plates with holes and if the 3 main baffles were wider coming towards the outer rim and a bit more pronounced.
also the center pole is a bit to fat for my liking take up space it should have been a smaller diameter with a fabric softener dispenser
last but not least the center pole should have little fins that are designed to push clothes up since an agi-peller would operate like an impeller and push clothes up the center and down the edges near the tub the fins should be in a way that they are compact but still be able to help pull clothes up the center while giving them a little scrubbing love.
btw what happen to the thread this image was originally posted in
Agipeler
I have a funny feeling that this might actually work and I bet WP has already tested it, LOL, after building a couple 100 million Top Loading washers WP has never really made anything that didn't wash well.
I have a funny feeling that this might actually work and I bet WP has already tested it, LOL, after building a couple 100 million Top Loading washers WP has never really made anything that didn't wash well.
joeypete
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That AgiPeller looks like my FlexCare one piece that I put in my HydoWave. Interesting.
