Very splashy towel load

[jonv112]

This load consisted of:

- 3 bath towels
- 2 hand towels
- 2 face towels
- 2 kitchen towels
- 1 floor towel

The load wasn't much. Long story short: Had some problems tricking the washer with the lid open, machine though I added more towels, and filled to maximum water level for Sheets/Towels. I finally got it to work the last few minutes of the wash cycle, and I filmed the wash action with WAY more water than usual. Enjoy!

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Thanks to JasonL for posting before how to make it work with the lid open!

 

[jonv112]

Ok... lets try that again!

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[appnut]

Well DARN, I was impressed they were floating around in all that water. I was hoping that was normal for towels.

 

[jonv112]

Well, the nice thing about this washer is that the motor adapts F & P SmartDrive technology and continues to "feel" the load when it is washing, so when it comes to rinse, the water level is more "acceptable", in a sense.

 

[vivalalavatrice]

OH! Finalmente...

With such high water level I now would be impressed the wash cycle is effective!And you REALLY see the towels "moving" the ROLL-OVER as it's called...

Great! I think indeed the water level setting on the Cabrio/Oasis should be reviewed... at the end it's alwasy a V-axis system... isn't it?

BYE
Diomede

 

[tomturbomatic]

On the Cabrio, the setting for towels and sheets uses more water and a different agitation speed to keep them from tangling and balling up, according to WP training materials.
TT