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[Nick Lucchese]

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>Thanks William and Paul,

  Paul, thanks for recommendation but my search mode is defeated so 
it's always on. Also, the new boards Outback supplied me with a 
couple years back addressed the issue of the inverter putting out 
108vac if no or little loads were present. I think it was initially 
designed as an energy saving feature but in the end proved to be a 
bit more of a nuisance. I'll try the generator trick next winter 
sometime during my 14 hour seasonal gen use, for now I would rather 
deal with having to walk up the stairs to restart the washer instead 
of running my stinkin loud arse generator. I'll certainly report back 
with my findings. Thanks both for taking the time with 
recommendations,

nick



>Nick:
>
>If you have a generator, running the washer with the generator 
>providing the power should answer the question.
>
>William Miller
>
>
>
>At 05:11 PM 6/28/2006, you wrote:
>
>>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.
>>
>>
>>Nick A Lucchese
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