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post Nov 8 2017, 03:46 PM

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what are the average power consumption for washer/dryer combo 11kg/7kg?

I can't find anyd details regarding Electrolux EWW14113 (most brands don't state their power) power requirements. i want to know if i need to run another wire or can i tap another existing socket (which is also used for a washer).

And how to check the washer/dryer combo uses condenser or heat pump?

Plan to have either:
Electrolux EWW14113 11kg/7kg
LG FC1450H2E 10.5KG/ 7KG
Beko?
Daihatsu?

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LG-T2112SSAV 12kg

so how do i check the max total consumption if i have both units on?

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post Jan 2 2018, 03:35 PM

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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Jan 2 2018, 02:46 PM)
I was just answering Jence's question. He is comparing top vs front loader and said with front loaders he might have to bend down to load and unload thru the front door.

So I shared with him what I did, although in my case the elevated platform is necessary in order for the front loader door to clear the toilet seat. However I do find that having the door raised to waist level and not needing to bend down so low to load/unload is a welcome benefit.

Either way, your clothes still get washed.
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simple solution would be get a stool from ikea and sit down when loading unloading.

to stack the front loader high enough so you don't need to bend, you need to put in on a table or something.
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post Jan 2 2018, 04:36 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 2 2018, 04:07 PM)
How long you load the cloth into the WM?

It took me 30sec only.
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how long it take to sit down & get up?

30seconds if you just dump everything in. if you put them in washer bags and separate them will take longer time.

i'm assuming your dirty clothes basket is on the floor so if you put them in bags you still have to kneel down or sit down. you can put the dirty basket on some table and do everything on table but i would assume it's the same table you will use to sort out your cleaned clothes. whistling.gif

a stool can be used on multiple occasions, not just for loading clothes. if your washer is in toilet, the same stool can be used to sit when you wash your shoe or clothes manually.

if in kitchen, you can sit down when washing vege or making chilli padi. unless you do that on the table.
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post Jan 2 2018, 04:52 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 2 2018, 04:46 PM)
Even you stuff into washer bag, just pickup from the basket and stuff inside the bag, zip it and throw into the WM. My hand is long enough to throw into the WM with stand up. Don't need to bend at all. The only bending action is pick the cloth from the basket.

I have experience top loader and current front loader. I don't see it as problem or difficult or any issue at all.

I think the bending problem is mostly for the tall guy.
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i don't know how tall your dirty clothes basket is or whether you put it on the table but to pick up clothes and stuff in bag you prolly need to bend down. if you stuff them all in 1 bag sure you just need to do it once but if you separate clothes, delicate, socks etc it'd take few ups & downs that i rather sit on floor or a stool.
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post Jan 2 2018, 05:44 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 2 2018, 05:12 PM)
Dirty clothes basket is 600mm on the floor. My hand have to dig till the floor level. Pick the cloth and throw inside the WM is only 30sec. Took me 3 bend to pick the cloth if alot.

If require separate wash bag, take out the cloth, put aside ontop the WM. Put inside the bag, zip it and throw inside the WM. You don't require to bend.

If you take a stool and sit down slowly separate, it just slow down the job. Than I understand you will have to take a long time to finish the load.
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then you should just tell the guy concerning about bending down to put clothes in washer that it only takes 3 bends lol.
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post Feb 26 2018, 12:11 AM

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QUOTE(mohdhareez @ Jan 5 2018, 03:50 AM)
Hi, i just bought electrolux eww14113 washer dryer. Question is, is it normal when drying job. Drain pump keep running continuously every <2 minutes?
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hi, i'm looking at this model, how much you got it and where? thx.

TBM seems the cheapest? are they electrolux distributor?
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post Feb 26 2018, 12:12 AM

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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Feb 25 2018, 11:26 PM)
This looks good. Can get this from Lazada?
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i bought Panasonic External Washer Filter TK-CW10. rm65 with 1 filter. filter replacement cost rm35.
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post Feb 26 2018, 12:17 AM

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QUOTE(alexander3133 @ Feb 25 2018, 10:24 PM)
Been using this LG F1450DPRE Washer Dryer for more than 6 months but less than a year.

So far so good, and it does what it supposed to do.

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Since this is not a cheap machine, I will have to make sure this machine is well taken care of, for its longevity.

I installed a water pre-filter on my washer dryer water inlet, so that the filter can reduce any sedimens presents in the water.

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For the drain, I installed this blue little plastic thing that I bought from Taobao, to prevent any smells and insects coming from the drain and enter my washer dryer.

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Recently I have a chance to capture the power consumption for my washer dryer with my power meter purchased from Taobao.

Here are my observation:
Power switched on at plug, but without turning on the washer dryer (Standby Power): 0.0W to 0.4W
Washer dryer switched on, idle: 7.8W to 8.0W
Filling up water: 13.8W
Spinning @ 1400 RPM with drain pump operating: 380W to 400W

Power factor when idling: 0.26
Power factor while washing: 0.64

A complete "Quick 30" cycle with spinning cycle adjusted to 1400RPM, that lasted 35 minutes, uses 66W in total.

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Tub Cleaning cycle that lasted around 75 minutes, uses 864W in total.
Tub cleaning cycle uses more power due to water heating, that draws around 2.2kW/h of power.

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Till next time.
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can this washer dryer automatic dry after finish wash cycle? or need to manually start the drying, or need to take out the clothes to drain the water before putting back to dry? that is what harvey norman sales told me when trying to sell me electrolux, though i'm not sure which LG model she was talking about.

also got Lazada link for that Blue drain pipe thing?
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post Feb 26 2018, 07:54 AM

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QUOTE(alexander3133 @ Feb 26 2018, 06:50 AM)
No problem.
I will post my finding when I have chance using the cotton cycle, and also other cycles.
Definitely no data for full load because I don't have 10kg of clothes to wash  biggrin.gif
Don't think can get this exact water pre-filter from Lazada.
If you prefer to shop for water pre-filter locally, you may consider suggestion from advocado to purchase the Panasonic External Washer Filter.
Anyway, this pre-filter is no longer on sale in Taobao because they have new model. Here is the link.
https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id=552128455083
The pre-filter itself is around RM35 without shipping fee, and the cartridge is around RM10 each without shipping fee.
This washer dryer will automatically run the dry cycle if you set it before run. It will go through wash, rinse, spin then dry.
The dry cycle needs water supply, so don't turn off the water supply for dry cycle.

For the blue plastic drain thing, I did not find out if local online shopping has it, but it will be good if someone import from China and resell it.
Here is the link: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=18694145436
That time I bought from my local electrical shop around RM 3.8k if not mistaken.
But according to LG website, this washer dryer is discontinued. If you really want this model, maybe you got to find which shop still keep old stock.
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the blue thing, select size based on the inlet (machine drain pipe) our outlet (drain to longkang)

and which design to use on 1 machine?

how long it took to arrive and how do you order/pay? seller ship directly?

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