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Post# 72146 , Reply# 1   7/3/2005 at 07:33 (6,864 days old) by toggleswitch (New York City, NY)   |   | |
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Stephen: Again I am guessing here, do please forgive me for shooting off my know-nothing mouth! Sounds like they are discouraging filling the spin tub full, (as a deep rinse) then purging it out. I dont think a few short spray rinses could hurt. This appears to differ from some Hoover twinnies that I heard fill the spin tub, draim it, spin out, and then do the whole thng again once or twice somewhat "automating" the rinses. I am not sure if the twnnie at the convention did this. (But it would not have fit into my suitcase and the metal detector at the airport may have been another obstacle!) Is your Hitachi new(er) or vintage? If you can, shoot us a link to the owners' manual and or part list. Thanks! regards, Steve |
Post# 72179 , Reply# 2   7/3/2005 at 19:35 (6,864 days old) by shanonabc ()   |   | |
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I say that it sounds like you have to rinse in the wash tub after draining it |
Post# 72873 , Reply# 4   7/9/2005 at 07:16 (6,858 days old) by toggleswitch (New York City, NY)   |   | |
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IMHO- fo course: Rule No. 1= Whatever the salesman said can be discounted as pure filthy lies! (LOL) Rule No. 2= Availabilty in the USA. We can get anything we want here --for a price-- as the almighty dollar rues! But Asian and Asian- style machines are quite rare I'd say. Too small Cold water only- on some Some are not automatic and yes believe it or not-- they look flimsy to us- so much plastic! 3) Maytag- is a mess. But I'm not the authority. They did too much too fast and have made some bad decsions. Let's see where that ends up..... The name will proabably (gawd forbid) end up in the hands of some third-world country. *SIGH* |
Post# 72878 , Reply# 5   7/9/2005 at 08:14 (6,858 days old) by laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii)   |   | |
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