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Is it possible to show the inside of the Haier washers. Preferably the larger ones. I've never seen inside of one before.
 
Pics of the washtubs of the Haier washers

I meant to write could you post some pics of the washtubs of the larger Haier washers.
 
this is the Haier xqb60-91bf

the Haier website says xqb60-91af
but mine is a 91-bf

this is one I fixed by tightening the screws and bolts
on the bottom and sealed the worn spot on the top of the tub with
a 4.00 tube of caulk

Sorry the picture is dark the basement and tub will not cooperate

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WOW! Thanks. Does the xqb60-91bf wash like a Calypso with the load being thrown around by the thing in the bottom and the water falling on the clothes? My answer is probably in the videos. Cool Collection. I have the little 22 which has a rated capacity of 4.5 lbs. Thanks again
 
Videos

Can someone email me the videos. I would love to see all of them. I, anxiously, await. Thanks in advance.
 
That little Haier appears to work very similiar, and have similar mechanicals to my little Whirlpool "portable" washer. Agitation appears to come from reversing the electric motor. The thing I noticed about the Haier versus the Whirlpool is the size and duration of the strokes. The Whirlpool's strokes are about 1/2 second, and about 270 degrees. the Haier appears to make at least 2-3 full rotations of the agitator at 1 second intervals.

Not to knock the little guy, but I know Haier is a Chinese company, and they are known for copying American designs. I imagine the speed and frequency of the agitation were changed in the Haier do avoid a patent infrengement on Whirlpool's design!
 
I doubt Whirlpools portable design was the first of its kind.

Hitachi, Hoover and Simpson (In Aus) had medium and small machines that operate like the Haier since the mid 80's. By the late 80's the large full size machines were operating the same way too. The impeller machines also operate the same way. Before the mid 80s the small impeller machines used the spinning disc similar to Austins GE portable, then changed to the bigger sized impeller reversing about every 2 revolutions.

It would seem that Haier is just merely making a machine that is the typical standard in Asia/Australia. There is a FULL SIZE Haier though that seems to be very much like American designs.

I thought the Whirlpool portable design was called the World Washer, so that they could manufacter or sell similar machines in different parts of the world.
 
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