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Re: Best washing for this customer
Sorry Steve I missed this until Jim posted a moment ago, my apologies.
Jim’s right though, the ISE10 is probably a lot better as it will be faster and has the extra warranty on it although it depends on whether they need a fast wash time or not. TBH it’s the ideal machine for the purpose from what I can see.
It also depends on the “when” as the new ISE5 is due in a few weeks all being well and it will do a cotton 40 in 1:35. An ISE2 will take the usual about 2 hours for that.
It’s the old story, you get what you pay for really and I guess they just have to weigh up what they want for the money against what‘s possible for it.
There is of course one major advantage to ISE from your perspective, you will have full access to spares and tech info as well as tech support if you need it. 😉
HTH
K.
Re: Best washing machine for this customer
You could also tell him that the Whirpool only has an ABB rating, so poor spin and less energy efficient.
Jim.
Re: Best washing for this customer
RocketMan wrote:a Whirlpool AWM9000……….. I’ve never seen one before but having just looked on the Whirlpool service website it just looks like and ordinary appliance to me
Check the dimensions 😀 !
Chris.
Re: Best washing for this customer
RocketMan wrote:Customer has come back to me today to say that he’s been told that a Whirlpool AWM9000 will be sufficient to use at his practice and there will be no need to put any backflow measures in as required by water company. (cat 5 risk – the highest one)
Went to customer yesterday and he’s got a flyer from some company that states it the AWM9000 meets Cat 5 prevention control so he phoned local water company and they agreed it was ok !! So he’s refusing to have the plumbing work done and is buying it. Oh well, I guess I’ll get the job of repairing it when it goes wrong.
No ISE I’m afraid…
Steve
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