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/ Tag: Modern Automatic Washers
Bouncy bouncy drum |
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Post# 818040 , Reply# 4   4/8/2015 at 04:21 (3,277 days old) by electron1100 (England)   |   | |
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I don't think anyone is getting at you.
Unless you can improvise and level the machine you cannot make a decision, there are not always easy fixes for this type of problem and to expect us on here to come up with a simple black and white answer is unrealistic given that we haven't seen your floor or machine, my kitchen floor slopes in two directions and it took me some time to get a level base sorted for my machine. So have a think about getting the machine on a level surface and testing it there before you make a decision about it being faulty. Gary |
Post# 818090 , Reply# 5   4/8/2015 at 13:39 (3,277 days old) by Yogitunes (New Jersey)   |   | |
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even if the floor is on a slant, especially towards the rear....no reason that you could not put a board along the back only to raise that part up, you DON'T have to nail or screw it in place, just something like a 1" x 12" and how ever wide you need it to go across, may be enough across to make the dryer sit at the same level.....I don't see them walking to jump off of a board like this.....
had to put one set at a slight angle towards the back as the dispensers would not empty completely...at perfect level, they didn't work right....but none of this affected the machines function otherwise.... depending on how far of a pitch, you may have to go with a 2" x 12"..... I have a 2" x 6" placed behind my machines, only because they slide backwards every time I go to close the door, this keeps them in place, but not for leveling purposes.... |
Post# 818299 , Reply# 7   4/9/2015 at 15:51 (3,276 days old) by Newwave1 (Lincoln, United Kingdom)   |   | |
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I understand your frustration after several issues prior to this I just think it's hard for people to mentally visualise.
I have a brand new AEG which the Lindos are based on and they are very generous with out of balance spins. The drum can move front to back slightly and side to side. I have a video of my YouTube but it doesn't capture it brilliantly. If it is very violent and you're really not happy about it I'd get an engineer out. Darren |
Post# 818901 , Reply# 10   4/12/2015 at 03:27 (3,273 days old) by Newwave1 (Lincoln, United Kingdom)   |   | |
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Are you on a first floor or above. The suspended floor will really not be helping the issue!
I wouldn't lose heart with the lindo, they are the more forgiving machines available that will actually spin! Aeg03 my ultima was awesome at spinning and Span first time most times unlike the aqualtis and indesit I had before it! Even when I bought it I lived in a first floor flat and it was grand! Darren |