I've got a Dyson Contrarotator at last

[sparkcymru]

Its quite different to most front loaders inside also funguy as the tub is attached to the door and is supported with four suspension legs as opposed to two found on most machines. It is similar to the ASKO/Maytag design which uses the same system. Gives much better stability on spin and does away with the need for a standard rubber door seal which is a big failure point on alot of washers.

 

[funguy10]

So the inside door is attached to the tub and the outside door is attached to the cabinet? I do know the Dyson washers have a RollerJack handle underneath to move them because the 2 tubs, cast iron gearbox and the steel suspension legs make it heavy.

 

[funguy10]

Also, I can't get the video to load.

 

[sparkcymru]

i just clicked the link and its loaded ok here. Yeah thats right inner door to tub outer door to cabinet. it is a heavy machine yes it was stuck in my car for a few hours as we couldn't get it out and had to wait for some muscleman to help us move it. lol

 

[funguy10]

Did it have a RollerJack underneath it?

 

[sparkcymru]

Yes all Dyson washers have the rollerjack. You just pull the lever and the wheels pop out ready to roll.

 

[sparkcymru]

rinse

1st rinse

http://media.putfile.com/P1010401-89

 

[bestcleaning]

Drum contrarotator, how it is possible? :|

Thanks for posting this. -Rodrigo

 

[sparkcymru]

two drums

Its two drums that are linked by a gearbox and they turn in opposite directions for part of the wash giving better cleaning results. Link below to show the machine and you can link to other bits of its testing and engineering from there to save me explaining all about it to those not familier with what Mr Dyson invented.
Steve

http://www.international.dyson.com/tech/contrarotator/quality/default.asp?sinavtype=inpage

 

[funguy10]

Hmm...

This is the "Gearbox" that links the drums together? How does it actually link to the drums?

 

[sparkcymru]

As I understand it funguy, there is one large drum into which a smaller drum goes. The smaller drum locks in place and they all turn at the same time until the gearbox shifts the cogs to drive the other drum seperatly. There appear to be two drum spiders to control each drum .The link to the picture of the drum set up may help understand it.

http://www.channel4.com/learning/microsites/R/realdesign/products/dyson_05.html

 

[funguy10]

Oh! That's it! Now I get it! Tanks for the link!

 

[dyson2drums]

to sparkcymru

hi
did you try putting your washer on after diognostic mode, it shows the temp and speed, have a look at my videos on the link below and you'll know what i mean.
have fun.
bye

 

[funguy10]

Oh, that's why the display shows all that instead of just "Main Wash" or "Rinse 1" etc. Also, what are your chances of doing a full cycle? Probably unlikely since you've been recording them off a cell phone but then again, I never know...

 

[dyson2drums]

videos

at the moment i'm using acell phone but maybe in a years time..
who knows..

 

[dj-gabriele]

Beautiful washer, I wish they were imported to Italy!

anyway here's one on ebay at only 175 £, who of you UK fellas will get it?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Dyson-Flowche...ZWD1VQQ_trksidZp1638.m118.l1247QQcmdZViewItem

 

[sparkcymru]

First spin

Heres the first spin before rinse cycle starts. 500rpm on the duvet cycle. Machine fails to balance at first go so redistributes and goes 2nd time.

enjoy.
Steve

http://media.putfile.com/Dyson-spin

 

[sparkcymru]

dyson2drums, I can't get the washer to go into diagnostic mode

 

[dyson2drums]

to sparkcymru

hi
1.turn the washer on.
2.straight away press temperature button then one second later presss soil type.
3.start a wash...
THERE YOU GO!
Tell me if you can?

 

[sparkcymru]

No it doesn't work