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Philips/Whirlpool Front Loader Spin Drain
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Post# 366448   7/23/2009 at 14:09 (5,382 days old) by l86810 (Southend, UK)        

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I'm not sure if the user is a member on here?... But I've just found a video on youtube of a Philips completing its spin drain! WhooHoo

I used to have a Philips - Series 90 a long time ago and I haven't seen this in years!!

I'm sure the distribution on my old Philips was a lot faster than this so the water would spray through between the rubber seal and the drum a lot more forcefully than in this video. It would spray down from the top of the door quite a lot too.

The only other real difference is after draining it would rocket straight up to 800rpm for 2mins before going to 1000rpm

Hope you enjoy!!


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Post# 366572 , Reply# 1   7/24/2009 at 02:17 (5,381 days old) by foraloysius (Leeuwarden, Friesland, the Netherlands)        

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Thanks for the link to that video. This is indeed the more modern style spin drain. The older style was indeed more forceful and only went into spin when there was water in the drum. The newer ones could do a spin without water too.

I have a Philips AWB119, a toploader that has the older spind drain type too. Wiljan made a video of it a while ago.


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Post# 366593 , Reply# 2   7/24/2009 at 06:11 (5,381 days old) by favorit ()        

once in a hotel I saw a commercial triple sized Zanussi with gravity drain doing it. No distribution : while tumbling suddenly the machine ramped up to spin speed and the drain opened after a while. I' ve seen such a dramatic spin only in the Constructa K4.
Which kind of motor do have those machines ?


Post# 367147 , Reply# 3   7/26/2009 at 12:42 (5,379 days old) by chestermikeuk (Rainhill *Home of the RailwayTrials* Merseyside,UK)        
Phillips Spin Drain

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Hi Adam

yes I think you remember the older type of spin drain where the drum actually does start spinning up the revs full of water...it real fun to see and one that would make any other machine implode!!! its just like a vortex whirlpool of water over the door glass!!! the machine in the vid is slightly faster than a normal distribution!!!


Post# 367244 , Reply# 4   7/26/2009 at 15:49 (5,379 days old) by fl1012 ()        

My mates Mum had the machine identical to the above, but was Philips badged. Used to love watching it spin up, full of water. The front used to bulge in and out as it did it, convinced me it shouldnt have done it, but i now know it shouldve! Amazing machine, it went on for about 15 years i think, and my mates Mum was always using it, at least twice a day, everyday. I think she put it on especially for me to watch!

Had a few engineers visits & repairs tho i think.


Post# 367539 , Reply# 5   7/27/2009 at 13:45 (5,378 days old) by electradeluxe (Blackpool, Lancs)        

that looks similar to the Electra 11500 Deluxe,did they have the same drums??

Post# 368118 , Reply# 6   7/29/2009 at 13:56 (5,376 days old) by l86810 (Southend, UK)        

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Hi Mike, Yeah that pic looks similar to mine. Was probably from around the same time! My parents found the brochure for it the other day!

foraloysius; I remember it wouldn't spin either if you turned the dial to the position of the spin and pulled it out to start. It would just static drain.

Liam, It totally forgotten about the front bulging in and out, lol!! Yeah mine did that too


Post# 368161 , Reply# 7   7/29/2009 at 16:51 (5,376 days old) by fl1012 ()        

Yeh when i saw it i thought 'Christ, this machine's gonna explode' but it never did!

The water level was mental aswell! It was replaced by a Whirlpool similar to the Solutions/Creations/Inspirations range, but that didn't last so well so a Bosch is in its place now.



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