Here are 5 videos of a Swiss V-Zug frontloader. V-Zug is only available in Switzerland at the moment, but there are rumours that Küppersbosch is going to sell them in Germany.
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Allegedly.....
These are better than Miele in terms of construction... Methinks that's an interesting point....especially when the good ol' motor with Carbon Brushes is still in employment. Just been looking on the net and the range looks limited, but very well specified nonetheless.
These are better than Miele in terms of construction... Methinks that's an interesting point....especially when the good ol' motor with Carbon Brushes is still in employment. Just been looking on the net and the range looks limited, but very well specified nonetheless.
Reliability?
Dear foraloysius,
Thanks for the great videos. i have always wondered how v zug look like in operation. And yes they seem very well costructed but what about reliability?.Construction has nothing to do with reliability.We all know that Asko machines are very well constructed but they have lots of motor and electronic failures.(my family had very bad experience with motor failureson Asko)
Miele however produces everytrhing ie motors timers and pumps and reliability may be the best on the market although they seem to be more plasticky than Asko.
What about v-zug what timers motors they use?
The motor sounds like Bosch-Siemens to me,
Any ideas? Any info on this?
Dear foraloysius,
Thanks for the great videos. i have always wondered how v zug look like in operation. And yes they seem very well costructed but what about reliability?.Construction has nothing to do with reliability.We all know that Asko machines are very well constructed but they have lots of motor and electronic failures.(my family had very bad experience with motor failureson Asko)
Miele however produces everytrhing ie motors timers and pumps and reliability may be the best on the market although they seem to be more plasticky than Asko.
What about v-zug what timers motors they use?
The motor sounds like Bosch-Siemens to me,
Any ideas? Any info on this?
newwave1
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i love those V-zug's! the person who owns this has a rather nice bosch too! i always wnted one of those!
Darren
Darren
Reliability
Actually I have no idea if the V-Zug machines can keep up with the Mieles. There is not much information on the internet about it. Mainly because V-Zug machines are only sold in Switzerland. The members of the German club seem to like it though.
BTW, the model in the movie was built between 1998 and 2004. Max spinspeed is 1400rpm.
Actually I have no idea if the V-Zug machines can keep up with the Mieles. There is not much information on the internet about it. Mainly because V-Zug machines are only sold in Switzerland. The members of the German club seem to like it though.
BTW, the model in the movie was built between 1998 and 2004. Max spinspeed is 1400rpm.
