Let's meat Sylvia...
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Washer111, I think you are right about the 6 water changes if you selected all the options and I am almost certain I was reading the TL manual. Are these TL machines being sold nationwide? At present I could care less, we have cheap abundant water and city sewer. While I don't consciously conserve, I do not attempt to use more than is needed. I do see how the TL could be a problem in areas with restricted water use or a septic system and a "well intentioned" guest. The FL is very appealing.
Well you know what I say
the more the merrier! A little H2O is good, a whole lot more is really good!
Were it not for the fact I'm squirreling money away for a house, I would consider getting one.
I don't think it was clear however, does the dyer have a moisture sensor?
the more the merrier! A little H2O is good, a whole lot more is really good!
Were it not for the fact I'm squirreling money away for a house, I would consider getting one.
I don't think it was clear however, does the dyer have a moisture sensor?
mrb627
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TL Washer
It is nice that the TL washer can be used in an ECO mode and as a TRADITIONAL machine. Very flexible, IMO!
The dryer has all indications that it contains a moisture sensor as indicated by the 'Sensing' light on the control panel. Otherwise, there is no mention of a contact sensor in the manual. Not really a deal breaker one way or the other, IMO.
Malcolm
It is nice that the TL washer can be used in an ECO mode and as a TRADITIONAL machine. Very flexible, IMO!
The dryer has all indications that it contains a moisture sensor as indicated by the 'Sensing' light on the control panel. Otherwise, there is no mention of a contact sensor in the manual. Not really a deal breaker one way or the other, IMO.
Malcolm
Where is the link to the dryer's manual?
mrb627
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Videos + Website
If you go back to wither of the videos, the dryer model numbers are in the subject line. I used the model number to locate the manual on the SQ website.
Malcolm
If you go back to wither of the videos, the dryer model numbers are in the subject line. I used the model number to locate the manual on the SQ website.
Malcolm
D'uh! And I was looking through all the manuals on SQ's site...
The dryer does have a Sensing light on the panel but there's no mentioning of how to clean the moisture sensors bars - something every manual usually mentions. Hm...
I do like the Eco Dry setting, which lowers the temp as the clothes become drier - very Kenmore SoftHeat. It's also nice to see that an American manufacturers has fianally adopted the European approach of giving the user the choice to either select eco (cool and slow) or traditional (hot and fast).
The dryer does have a Sensing light on the panel but there's no mentioning of how to clean the moisture sensors bars - something every manual usually mentions. Hm...
I do like the Eco Dry setting, which lowers the temp as the clothes become drier - very Kenmore SoftHeat. It's also nice to see that an American manufacturers has fianally adopted the European approach of giving the user the choice to either select eco (cool and slow) or traditional (hot and fast).
I do believe the dryer does have a sensor inside the dryer drum as sensing system keeps being referred to in the dryer. I like the "wrinkle guard" feature tumbles every two minutes rather than every 5 minutes Whirlpool has done for years. In auto dry cycles, moisture monitor lights show dampness levels similar to my Maytag IntelliDry.
Water Level adjustment???
Will it be possible to raise the water level on these washers as we have been able to do on the mechanical AWN542??
Is it necessary since these machines have an "Eco" cycle? Will they fill to the top row of holes by default on the other cycles when extra large is selected/
MIKE
SOMEBODY FIND OUT!!!!! LOL
Will it be possible to raise the water level on these washers as we have been able to do on the mechanical AWN542??
Is it necessary since these machines have an "Eco" cycle? Will they fill to the top row of holes by default on the other cycles when extra large is selected/
MIKE
SOMEBODY FIND OUT!!!!! LOL
mrb627
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Riddle me this!?!
Well, what do we have here???
Malcolm
www.samstores.com
Well, what do we have here???
Malcolm
Speed Queen NF3LLFSP402 Front Load Washer 220 volts
Confused. It says something about 400V in the descripton, but 220/240V all around the rest.
mrb627
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Voltage Requirments
Are unclear and I could not locate a manual for this model. It is listed as (NEW) on sam's website. The noticeable element is 'ELECTRIC HEATING' tag in the description...
Malcolm
Are unclear and I could not locate a manual for this model. It is listed as (NEW) on sam's website. The noticeable element is 'ELECTRIC HEATING' tag in the description...
Malcolm
Since it is 50Hz, it's for a different market than the American. 400 Volts may mean a big, powerful heating element, otherwise it could be done with a standard 220 (230) Volts 16 amps connection.
El.nagreva Power
Is that spanish? I guess that is the heating element? 4800 Watts.
Is that spanish? I guess that is the heating element? 4800 Watts.
Perhaps this machine is even more interesting! A regular Speed Queen frontloader with heating element!
http://www.samstores.com/product-speedqueen-ltsa5-11812.html
http://www.samstores.com/product-speedqueen-ltsa5-11812.html
Did anyone else recognize the tipo I made in the title? I'm ashamed of my self right now...
mrb627
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You Meen...
MEAT = MEET?
aka "Let's eat Grandma!" or "Let's eat, Grandma!"
Malcolm
LOL!
MEAT = MEET?
aka "Let's eat Grandma!" or "Let's eat, Grandma!"
Malcolm
LOL!
Kind of, yeah... *hehe*
I'm guessing the description on that Sam Stores website is wrong.
