panasonicvac
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Yup
Or at least from what I was told, hadn't seen it in person yet.
Or at least from what I was told, hadn't seen it in person yet.
My "new" Neptune Set
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Thanks, guys. I'm happy with this set. I was specifically looking for this gas dryer 6500 pair rather than the LCD models.
I wouldn't have been surprised to have picked up a set this clean from AW members, as we know how to do laundry! But that fact that this set was owned by Joe Public and is so clean came as a refreshing surprise.
To answer the question chetlaham asked about the heater, it comes on whenever the wash temp is below target temp and it will cycle on/off during the wash to maintain temp. The heater can be selected with all cycles and temps. The ATC does a great job of adjusting the mix of incoming cold-hot water to achieve the correct temp for cold and warm washes without ever needing to use the heater (unless your hot water supply was too cold). A warm wash can fill almost exclusively with hot water if necessary to achieve the target temp of 40 ºC / 105 ºF. The temp for "Hot" is 57 ºC / 135 ºF, so the heater will never heat beyond that.
And sorry to hear about the flooded cabin.
Mark
I wouldn't have been surprised to have picked up a set this clean from AW members, as we know how to do laundry! But that fact that this set was owned by Joe Public and is so clean came as a refreshing surprise.
To answer the question chetlaham asked about the heater, it comes on whenever the wash temp is below target temp and it will cycle on/off during the wash to maintain temp. The heater can be selected with all cycles and temps. The ATC does a great job of adjusting the mix of incoming cold-hot water to achieve the correct temp for cold and warm washes without ever needing to use the heater (unless your hot water supply was too cold). A warm wash can fill almost exclusively with hot water if necessary to achieve the target temp of 40 ºC / 105 ºF. The temp for "Hot" is 57 ºC / 135 ºF, so the heater will never heat beyond that.
And sorry to hear about the flooded cabin.
Mark
good-shepherd
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hairdressing peroxide and some Californian winter sun
Wow, didn't know plastic yellowing could be reversed.
Have to remember that- thanks.
Wow, didn't know plastic yellowing could be reversed.
Have to remember that- thanks.
Yes it worked really well and removed pretty much all the yellowing, Douglas. The plastic now looks the same colour as the rest of the machine. I don't have a close-up "after" photo (and I'm not in the US right now to take one), but here's what the plastic looked like before the treatment:
