The Speed Queen classic refers to Speed Queen's most common platform- geared transmission, slipping belt, brake, and an across the line AC motor. They are used on Speed Queen coin, card, on premises, business, international and residential TC washers. The TR series with inverter motor and lid lock is only offered in their residential lineup and is very controversial and not liked by everyone.
The classic platform with its geared transmission over the years has had various spin and rinse combinations on some or all their cycles that are not liked by everyone- slow first spin, early spray rinse, half a tub drain and refill as a rinse, 3 spray rinses instead of a deep rinse, ect. Some or all these questionable cycle alterations have popped up across their classic model lineups from residential to commercial over the years. Some cycles like Heavy Duty and Bulky over-ride these alterations.
EM lets you shorten, extend repeat any part of a cycle. It lets you soak clothes without the machine draining out on its own after a period of time. EM is more durable, less susceptible to moisture and power transients. No ES discharge worries during service. There are no electrolytic capacitors to leak out and fail after X years. An EM timer can and will literally last indefinitely. There are no parameter sensing or error codes with EM. No obscure or discrete mode failures. No programing errors or bugs to make themselves known. Limited possibility of fire or tracks burning up. EM is easier to diagnose and troubleshoot since you can ohm out, trace and visually inspect contacts and timer sequence advancement. EM is the right choice in controlling high power circuits.
The classic platform with its geared transmission over the years has had various spin and rinse combinations on some or all their cycles that are not liked by everyone- slow first spin, early spray rinse, half a tub drain and refill as a rinse, 3 spray rinses instead of a deep rinse, ect. Some or all these questionable cycle alterations have popped up across their classic model lineups from residential to commercial over the years. Some cycles like Heavy Duty and Bulky over-ride these alterations.
EM lets you shorten, extend repeat any part of a cycle. It lets you soak clothes without the machine draining out on its own after a period of time. EM is more durable, less susceptible to moisture and power transients. No ES discharge worries during service. There are no electrolytic capacitors to leak out and fail after X years. An EM timer can and will literally last indefinitely. There are no parameter sensing or error codes with EM. No obscure or discrete mode failures. No programing errors or bugs to make themselves known. Limited possibility of fire or tracks burning up. EM is easier to diagnose and troubleshoot since you can ohm out, trace and visually inspect contacts and timer sequence advancement. EM is the right choice in controlling high power circuits.
