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Post# 386989 , Reply# 1   10/21/2009 at 21:00 (5,271 days old) by ingliscanada ()   |   | |
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How about ramping up the spin on the old Westinghouse Slant Fronts? Their spin was very wimpy, too. |
Post# 387010 , Reply# 2   10/21/2009 at 22:48 (5,271 days old) by mrcleanjeans (milwaukee wi)   |   | |
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So true. Love them though,they are a favorite of mine. Who knows, perhaps another one of those threads-"Why does everyone..." |
Post# 387234 , Reply# 5   10/22/2009 at 16:35 (5,271 days old) by mrcleanjeans (milwaukee wi)   |   | |
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Youguysaresosmart.Interesting! |
Post# 387241 , Reply# 6   10/22/2009 at 16:43 (5,271 days old) by mrcleanjeans (milwaukee wi)   |   | |
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Spacebarstuck!sorry |
Post# 387606 , Reply# 7   10/23/2009 at 21:22 (5,269 days old) by mrcleanjeans (milwaukee wi)   |   | |
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BTW,howdoyouunstickthespacebar?Allthreeofmykeyboardsaredoingthis. |
Post# 387626 , Reply# 9   10/23/2009 at 23:30 (5,269 days old) by launderess (Quiet Please, There´s a Lady on Stage)   |   | |
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Is what Miele calls it and it takes place on my "vintage" unit before the final spin. Basically as mentioned above, a period of show and low rpm spins followed by tumbling each way. Theory went, at least according to Miele that this helped remove a good part of water, thus preventing suds lock and or overwhelming the pump which in turn would trigger saftey systems that in turn would slow down spins. System also helped with creasing as items weren't plastered to the tub at the first spin. |