What in the world are these speed queens?

[gelaundry4ever]

primus agitation

I've never used a Primus before, but it's obvious it would perform the same way.
The question is, how do you get it to do a deep rinse on a normal cycle if heavy duty isn't available?

 

[Chetlaham]

Dan, these are often made for the 50 cycle market. So pump out might be slower, however, considering the literature claims 710 rpm spinning, I am guessing the pulleys are sized differently to compensate.

 

 

Jerome, the literature says 118 liters or 31.5 gallons, so I'm guessing all cycles use a deep rinse with a tub fill of about 15 gallons. 

 

Of course, I am looking at the AU specs. DOE models probably have a spray rinse or gray water rinse on all cycles.  

 

 

https://totalcommercialequipment.com.au/media/hexaattachment/products/attachments/primus_pwnbx_pdebx_pdgbx_coin_rear_controls_-_tce1300stainless.pdf