Update frontloader on mod-sine [RE-wrenches]

[Paul Wilkins]

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My Kenmore washer on SW requires a small load to hold the inverter on. 
Hope this helps.

Nick Lucchese wrote:

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> Greetings Carl, Ray and anyone else interested,
> I presently own a Maytag Neptune and run it off of an Outback FX2024. 
> I bought it the Neptune used but in immaculate condition and the 
> seller said the only reason she did not approve of it was because it 
> did not get her whites white enough. From the beginning of my 
> ownership with the unit it stops at the spin cycle a good 6 out of 7 
> wash cycles. After viewing some of the issues reported with other 
> inverters I now wonder if the issue is with the inverter and not the 
> washer itself. The FX2024 is a very early serial # but Outback 
> graciously upgraded it quite some time ago at no charge and until now 
> I have known no problems. So, from now on I'll start writing down 
> pertinent info and see if I can track it to a certain time of day, 
> battery voltage etc. You'll be the first to know if I can link it to 
> any specific scenario.
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> Nick A Lucchese
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>> Hey Carl;
>>
>> None of us can get those Frigidaire and (Sears version is the same) 
>> or Neptunes, etc to even run on SWs. The Mad scientist fix is get 
>> them to get a simple Top loader or get anOutback inverter. Even then 
>> you might have to use the capacitor.
>>
>> Ray
>>
>> Carl Hansen wrote:
>>
>>> Just to let anyone interested know, adding a capacitor to the 
>>> Frigidaire Front loader did NOT solve the problem of the machine not 
>>> running in the spin cycle when the battery voltage was high. If 
>>> anyone has any other mad scientist ideas I would like to here them.
>>> Thanks
>>> Carl Hansen
>>> Hansen&Sun Elect.
>>> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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