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Miele differencies
Hi Favorit,
I must say I do love the W4000 series, mostly for its appearance and the way they are made.In my opinion there are no big differencies between this and the older Novotronic except I miss the possibility to skip or add phases to the program and the fact I could start a program then end it if wrong and start another without wasting water and detergent or start the machine on a program with different water level and then change to another. The other difference is the machine always drains water before starting a program. Your machines are really beautiful. I love that early workhorse on the right!
Marco
P.S. I followed your advice about the white vinegar in place of the fabric softener! Wonderful!
Hi Favorit,
I must say I do love the W4000 series, mostly for its appearance and the way they are made.In my opinion there are no big differencies between this and the older Novotronic except I miss the possibility to skip or add phases to the program and the fact I could start a program then end it if wrong and start another without wasting water and detergent or start the machine on a program with different water level and then change to another. The other difference is the machine always drains water before starting a program. Your machines are really beautiful. I love that early workhorse on the right!
Marco
P.S. I followed your advice about the white vinegar in place of the fabric softener! Wonderful!
"einknopfbedienung" / "one-knob programming&q
Hi Marco,
it's a pity that the famous, stone-aged "einknopfbedienung" / "one-knob programming" survives only on some toploaders and on the W3205.
By choosing cycle and temp in just one move, it makes impossible to forget about setting temp. Sure, my workhorse looks smart with those sensor buttons, but the small, no lighted temp dial/display is a bit unpratical. Now an then "someone" washed dark cottons @ 80°C cause she read 30 .....
Does the W4000 have a interlock that oblies you to check/select a temp before the start ?
Ciao
Carlo
pic coming from waschmachinen-forum.de
Hi Marco,
it's a pity that the famous, stone-aged "einknopfbedienung" / "one-knob programming" survives only on some toploaders and on the W3205.
By choosing cycle and temp in just one move, it makes impossible to forget about setting temp. Sure, my workhorse looks smart with those sensor buttons, but the small, no lighted temp dial/display is a bit unpratical. Now an then "someone" washed dark cottons @ 80°C cause she read 30 .....
Does the W4000 have a interlock that oblies you to check/select a temp before the start ?
Ciao
Carlo
pic coming from waschmachinen-forum.de
Hi Carlo,
no there is no interlock to avoid misplacing of the temperature setting although on cotton (on mine baumwolle)cycle,when you select it, the temperature ia automatically set to 60°C. To get to 95°C you have to push repeatedly the temperature button.It starts at 60°C then at every pressure of the switch you have 50,40,30,95,75,60 and so on. Quite difficult to boil laundry by mistake. No other program allow such an high temperature.
Marco
no there is no interlock to avoid misplacing of the temperature setting although on cotton (on mine baumwolle)cycle,when you select it, the temperature ia automatically set to 60°C. To get to 95°C you have to push repeatedly the temperature button.It starts at 60°C then at every pressure of the switch you have 50,40,30,95,75,60 and so on. Quite difficult to boil laundry by mistake. No other program allow such an high temperature.
Marco
why did you modify the agitator?
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