Spin end speed: 6:11 0rpm

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It does sound too

Washing machine engine???

It actually sounds more like a helicopter about to takeoff.

@@mikegodbee5349 it's a motor not engine

It slows down and goes to 1600.

@@OckGypsy yeah, thats just the motor clicking into full speed i think

@@LaundryGuy1500 Interesting.

@@LaundryGuy1500because motor has two different coils for 0 to 1200 rpm and 1200 to 1600-1800 rpm. and the relay set at the control board, switching to high speed coils when it ramp up to 1600rpm Meanwhile spin speed slow down a bit:))

@@kenan763 ye most brushed washers are like this, can hear them boost usually between 800 and 1200rpm

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Me too

W5740

It's a very nice sound

I do quite like Miele pump sounds

It's the leftover water going up the drain hose then falling back into the pump causing that sound, some machines do it others don't, my bosch did it when I did its first test spin but doesn't do it now as I've put a longer drain hose on

@@LaundryGuy1500 It normal for the pump to do that when the water jumps.

Mine does

Normally 1400, to get 1600 you need to access the config menu by holding start while powering on, the light flashes a few times and then when it goes solid click it 5 times and hold it the last time, thenthere's a setting in there maximum spin speed you can change it from 1000 to 1600. Wouldn't recommend doing it so it's your own risk 😂 but this machines been fine since, I changed it back to 1400

@@LaundryGuy1500 ok Thank you i will try it

@@AegWasher1600 only works on models with this type display btw, don't think it's possible on the classic style models like yours

Mine did it too before I put the longer drain hose on

Mine does it all the time

Which model have you got?

@@LaundryGuy1500 Believe it or not, I can't remember and the manual isn't that specific. It's a mid priced one which I bought last summer. EDIT: I think it's a WWG 120XL

Oh so one of the newer ones then, this one is 9 years old now and still runs like it did brand new

@@LaundryGuy1500 Yes that's what I'm hoping will be the case with mine.

@@LaundryGuy1500 I’m not surprised and that’s the same thing with my beko

I'll have the measure the diameter of the drum

@@LaundryGuy1500Little advice: don't forget to put rpm in hour (1600X60) and diameter in kilometer ;-)

Yep, lucky if candy "1600" even reaches 1500 even with no load

My candy barely even reaches 1400 on empty spin (even my old Indesit was able to reach 1600 rpm)

@@danandlaundry and this miele isn't even meant to be a 1600 spin machine, it's 1400

@@LaundryGuy1500 where is my candy is the other way round it’s meant to be at 1600 but only goes at 1400

My Miele goes to 1400 rpms with clothes in or not and when at 1400 it sounds so much like this one doing 1600 no jokes

Most machines currently on the market have inverter motors now. Even basic serie 2 bosch machines and most new beko do

@@LaundryGuy1500 Washing machines run on DC, LG washing machine has brushless motor, and brushed motors just causes sparking.

Not too sure someone else can work that one out lol

It depends on the drum size because like on a car you are going 30mph (50kph) the wheel will be doing 400 but if the wheel was smaller it would be going quicker

Nano space 238 I see and the bigger the the slower it’s spinning

The drum is 60 litres if that's any help lol

Dion Geter it’s like if the drum is smaller it would be going the same amount of rpm but if it’s bigger the drum but he going quicker but if the drum was smaller it would be going slower in mph or kph

Yes ! 😂 or it is like airplane take off

No brushed dc motor

@@LaundryGuy1500 ac motor bro

The motor is DC brushed motor, and you don't hear any electric humming sound from it compared to universal brushed motor, and you do hear electric humming sound from universal brushed motor.

@@LaundryGuy1500 I like how people are amazed by how quite this brushed motor is , that they think it's brushless Inverter

@@DisuzOnYT Yeah, and brushed DC motor has the armature, and 2 permanent magnets on the sides, and it has the commutator rings, and it has carbon brushes that are in contact with the commutator, they transmit the electricity to the armature and the motor rotates, but a universal motor doesn't have permanent magnets, it has the armature, and the stator, and the commutator, and the carbon brushes, which is a motor that can run either on DC or AC, it runs the same way as brushed DC motor, and a universal motor does contain an electric humming sound.

£999

Its definitely 1600

It's a brushed dc motor so it's quieter than a normal brush motor but it isn't inverter

@@LaundryGuy1500 It doesn't have a universal motor, it has a normal DC motor with permanent magnets.

@@CasamTheAnimator Does the Novotronic W5540 use the same motor? It sounds really quiet, not like a brushed motor

i will survive easily.

@@RougeTheBatStan hehe 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

The miele 777 - 300ER

Or we mean Boeing 777-300 ER?

Not really, no.

Not really

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800 R.P.M is better

@@LaundryGuy1500I like this 1600 rpm spin