Staber

[sudsman]

control panel

No , On the machines that we had there was a board that controlled the then 2 speed spin and temp. Then it connected with the motor controller board.. They did away with the next model year and the machines then only had 1 spin speed. The models we had had a 1200 spin and a 750 spin.. The 1200 beat the machine to death!

 

[launderess]

Am wondering if building anything larger than 5kg (11lbs) just causes more problems than it's worth with top loading H-axis washers. IIRC Miele and others stop at that range, and there seems to be no one in any rush to develop any thing along the uber-sized units simliar to Staber.

There are commercial H-axis washers, but they mainly load from the front, and, IIRC don't offer super high rpm final extraction speeds.

 

[foraloysius]

The famous V-Zug Unimatic H-axis toploader has a capacity of 6kg.

Besides that overhere in Europe some brands have 6 or 7kg topload H-axis machines. Not that the drum is much bigger than the 5kg models though...

 

[dj-gabriele]

Usually the drum is 3 to 6 litres more than a standard 5kg machine.
Candy as an example says that the drums are 56 litres and hold 7Kg of laundry but I can't remember the model number now.

 

[vivalalavatrice]

Brandt

have a Family TLHA model...which reaches 7,5 Kg but is not the usual 40cm wide but 45!

My Ignis is said to be a 5Kg capacity but honestly I can fit in it more than my 5Kg Whirlpool...so it could now be called quitely a 6,5Kg capacity washer