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A customer of mine has purchased this W/D . Does any body know why it goes into a spin on tumble dry? She has had it changed and the replacement does the same . Hoover says some dyer progs will do this . Cant see any logic in this at all. Any thoughts Bendy
its supposed to
doesnt anyone read the manual?
its a thermal spin, seperates the clothes to allow better airflow
its well documented, all late model hotpoints do it as well
helo_75 wrote:its supposed to
its well documented, all late model hotpoints do it as well
is there an echo in here lol
helo_75 wrote:its supposed to
doesnt anyone read the manual?
its a thermal spin, seperates the clothes to allow better airflow
its well documented
Then exactly where in the VHW654D User Booklet does it mention ‘”thermal spin?”
They do have a “KG Mode”, “3 levels of sensor drying” they’ve even got “a stain blaster” (whatever one of those is?) but no mention of thermal spin?
I thought the sole purpose of spin was to extract water through centrifugal force. Whereas tumble drying was meant to gently tumble the clothes back and forth relaxing the fibres to a pre-set drying level. Not pulverising them against the holes in the drum like some manic wall of death ride? 😕
Hotpoint have it too? Whatever will the Italians dream up next eh?:rolls:
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