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Thread Number: 13135
Miele Balance Test |
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| Post# 228012 , Reply# 2 8/6/2007 at 06:35 (6,108 days old) by irishwashguy (Salem,Oregon.............A Capital City) | ||
I saw something simmilar
Before I bought my Miele, Albert Lee appliance did a coffee cup test. We put on the Whirlpool Duet, Frigidare front loader, the Asko and the Miele. All of them failed except for the Miele. I was very immpressed. True, you could create it with other machines with a little tweeking,, I have been happy with my washer and dryer so far.
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| Post# 228018 , Reply# 3 8/6/2007 at 07:02 (6,108 days old) by mrx () | ||
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It also depends on your floor! We had no choice but to use a Miele on a wooden floor and while it wasn't ridiculously bouncy it did vibrate. They really should be installed on a concrete floor where possible for ultimate stability. | ||
| Post# 228050 , Reply# 5 8/6/2007 at 10:11 (6,107 days old) by aquarius1984 (Planet earth) | ||
Done the same.....
When I got my Zanussi ZWF1440 W 2 years ago, I did this test with a pound coin to ensure it was totally level on the seemingly unlevel concrete kitchen floor. It stood pretty still didnt fall over but did move a touch. The machine was level enough for me. Did move when the machine was loaded and on full 1400rpm spin but didnt actually fall over! Testament to the true quality that Electrolux machines have over the crappy downright awful offerings from Hoover/Indesit/Candy/Hotpoint/Servis/I want profit not satisfied customer companies etc etc etc etc blah de blahs over the past 7 years or so. It is possible on something other than a Miele. But not much else LOL!!! Dont understand why even cheap suspension is used on cheap machines cos they will still bounce around anyway causing damage irregardless of their balance sensors... Depeche Mode summed it all up.......... CLICK HERE TO GO TO aquarius1984's LINK | ||
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