optima
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Just love a washer with a really high rinse water level.
Rinse water level
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dj-gabriele
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Oh, that feels so Candy-ish 
I just love the one at home!
I just love the one at home!
optima
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My all time favourite. The very solid Hoover Performa - Quattro drum.
optima
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Drum lifters. It's not often these fall off like they do on Indesit made machines.
optima
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Hoover OPH714D. I love this control panel. It counts down as it should & never adds extra time on.
hotpointfan
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optima
My grandma has exactly the same as you and it gives her nothing but problems! The last minute of spinning lasts for up to 8!
Here is a link of the Rapid 29'
Jacob
P.S: I love the Hoover/Candy rinse levels
My grandma has exactly the same as you and it gives her nothing but problems! The last minute of spinning lasts for up to 8!
Here is a link of the Rapid 29'
Jacob
P.S: I love the Hoover/Candy rinse levels
henrypeter21
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Water Level on my Zanussi...
The high water level for the main wash and rinses. I Believe that the pressure switch in my zanussi is set to F2.
The high water level for the main wash and rinses. I Believe that the pressure switch in my zanussi is set to F2.
Me Too!
I have my Mieles programmed for high rinse fill levels and I activate the "Super Wash" switch on my Creda after the wash water drains to get higher fill levels for the rinses.
I have my Mieles programmed for high rinse fill levels and I activate the "Super Wash" switch on my Creda after the wash water drains to get higher fill levels for the rinses.
optima
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Oh my god CANDY KNOWS HOW to do rinsing. Thanks nrones for posting this. CANDY CAN DO.
aeg03
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Rinse level in our Indesit IWD5123, maybe not as high as your Hoover but its higher than wot I'm used to in our previous AEG that relied on its jet to saturate the load.
haxisfan
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Just out of curiousity...
Being too the owner of a Hoover... I know that the rinse level in it is not always that high but only on emergencies. Are you saying that your Hoovers and Candys rinse like that as standard?
As for the last picture... I also know that Indesit always rinses like that... even when it's not needed.
Below links to the Hoover and the Indesit... if you care to watch them, you've gotta forward them for the rinses
Being too the owner of a Hoover... I know that the rinse level in it is not always that high but only on emergencies. Are you saying that your Hoovers and Candys rinse like that as standard?
As for the last picture... I also know that Indesit always rinses like that... even when it's not needed.
Below links to the Hoover and the Indesit... if you care to watch them, you've gotta forward them for the rinses
haxisfan
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Hoover
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jerrod6
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Rinse level in USA Miele W1986
optima
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Haxifan
Very enjoyable watching the Indesit-Hoover vid's. Without a doubt the Hoover wins on the highest rinse water levels.
Very enjoyable watching the Indesit-Hoover vid's. Without a doubt the Hoover wins on the highest rinse water levels.
Rinses
I can't call those rinses a standard, but I can't say they happend rare, to be honest
On the top top end Candy's (like mine
) there is an awesome system for not wasting time:
Normally before every rinse there is 800 or 1000rpm interm. spin, followed by a medium water level (somewhere between rubber seal and lowest point of the door glass).
BUT when there are problems with balancing - NO wasting time. It does 2 bursts (400rpm) and if balance sensor says no, it stops, tries ONCE to rebalance, and if not, instead of normal rinse, you get a rinse where water level is half of the drum (like on pics). So, no wasting 10 or 15 minutes per spin before giving up, however it gets a little on water
But this is just one of many things that can cause this rinse - a factor of that can be KGmode, emergencies like sudslock, or extremely dirty water.
But I don't know how do lower models react, might be the same, might not. I am sure that my GO 510 reacts on Activa sensors, and here's it's reaction to extremely dirty (coloured actually) water - Link
I can't call those rinses a standard, but I can't say they happend rare, to be honest
On the top top end Candy's (like mine
) there is an awesome system for not wasting time: Normally before every rinse there is 800 or 1000rpm interm. spin, followed by a medium water level (somewhere between rubber seal and lowest point of the door glass).
BUT when there are problems with balancing - NO wasting time. It does 2 bursts (400rpm) and if balance sensor says no, it stops, tries ONCE to rebalance, and if not, instead of normal rinse, you get a rinse where water level is half of the drum (like on pics). So, no wasting 10 or 15 minutes per spin before giving up, however it gets a little on water
But this is just one of many things that can cause this rinse - a factor of that can be KGmode, emergencies like sudslock, or extremely dirty water.
But I don't know how do lower models react, might be the same, might not. I am sure that my GO 510 reacts on Activa sensors, and here's it's reaction to extremely dirty (coloured actually) water - Link
