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Any Difference Between Direct Drive Motor And Standard Motor ?

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hi peeps !

any difference between direct drive motor n standard motor ??? abt washers

someone say on web, direct drive motor slower than standard motor. eg: LG direct drive motor max spinning speed only up to 1400rpm! whereas MIELE standard motor cn go up to 1800rpm!!

LG WASHER IS ORIGINALLY UNBALANCED

THATS WHY LG IS ACTUALLY NOT TRUE BALANCE SYSTEM !!!

see MIELE 1800rpm spin in action here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIIzCBEnNl0

smooth n steady

ahem!

Edited by leafania

hi there, was told by toshiba salesperson that DDM is less noisy than the standard motor (which i assume it's running on belt) as the former relies on tiny rollers.

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oops!

to put it more correctly,

MIELE use powerful asynchronous motor with frequency-controlled drive system!!

tats MIELE little giants series !!!

woot!

Edited by leafania

oops!

to put it more correctly,

MIELE use powerful asynchronous motor with frequency-controlled drive system!!

tats MIELE little giants series !!!

woot!

Steady lah brother.

Two posts ago you have trouble grasping the concept of drum speed vs motor speed now you throw words like 'asynchronous' and dazzling us with motor control adspeak.

Will there be a lecture coming up Ffoffessor?

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eh i thot u busy kissing ur LG washer ???

HOHO!!

hey tks for the professor compliment !!!

Edited by leafania

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