I agree Jeff, a spray would up the fun value of a Duet washer! You should use a nice strong dishwasher pump and really spray those clothes with sudsy water! I would love to see a video that!
Whirlpool Duet video
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That lazy, slow tumbling! Where is the lift, fall and slap against the drum?
LG
Jeff thanks for replying. I am glad I have had nothing major go wrong with the machine. This is just the second time the door develoved a slow leak. I just hope it is fixed. And yes on all of these units it is necessary to keep the door open for awhile after use. I can't believe so many people do not do that.
Peter
Jeff thanks for replying. I am glad I have had nothing major go wrong with the machine. This is just the second time the door develoved a slow leak. I just hope it is fixed. And yes on all of these units it is necessary to keep the door open for awhile after use. I can't believe so many people do not do that.
Peter
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Hi Jeff
Nice rollover action, was expecting it to be slower than that, and just enough soapy slosh to get the clothes clean and the energy saver rating....
What you need is that Titan forced pump spray, or maybe the new AEG/zanussi spray jet....lol
enjoy, Mike
Hi Jeff
Nice rollover action, was expecting it to be slower than that, and just enough soapy slosh to get the clothes clean and the energy saver rating....
What you need is that Titan forced pump spray, or maybe the new AEG/zanussi spray jet....lol
enjoy, Mike
Duet pressure switch
Love seeing all the positive feedback on DUET! I just bought mine (with all the bells and whistles) a week or so ago, and ran the hell out of it doing a large backlog of laundry-including a queen-size winter duvet/comforter! Regarding the pressure switch, I would be very cautious about messing with it. The DUET control unit uses information not just from the pressure switch (which has 6 levels) but also from a flowmeter which measures the volume of water as it flows into the dispenser and thence to the tub. I know it seems that it doesn't have enough water in it, but my laundry has never come out cleaner. It uses higher water levels in the Delicate/Hand Washable and the Bulky Items cycles. Mine runs up to 800 r.p.m. during the wash spins (if Max. Spin Speed is selected) and to 1250 during final spin. Virtually the only thing I don't like about the machine is the absence of an "Extended Spin" option; if I want extra extraction, I have to select "Drain/Spin" after the end of the regular cycle.
Love seeing all the positive feedback on DUET! I just bought mine (with all the bells and whistles) a week or so ago, and ran the hell out of it doing a large backlog of laundry-including a queen-size winter duvet/comforter! Regarding the pressure switch, I would be very cautious about messing with it. The DUET control unit uses information not just from the pressure switch (which has 6 levels) but also from a flowmeter which measures the volume of water as it flows into the dispenser and thence to the tub. I know it seems that it doesn't have enough water in it, but my laundry has never come out cleaner. It uses higher water levels in the Delicate/Hand Washable and the Bulky Items cycles. Mine runs up to 800 r.p.m. during the wash spins (if Max. Spin Speed is selected) and to 1250 during final spin. Virtually the only thing I don't like about the machine is the absence of an "Extended Spin" option; if I want extra extraction, I have to select "Drain/Spin" after the end of the regular cycle.
