[RE-wrenches] Fisher Paykal on a MAGNASINE

[Jason Lerner]

Hi Dana,

I have run the Fisher-Paykal washer on a DR,  SW,  SW+, PS, Outback,  
Prosine 1000 and Magnum MMS1012 with no problems.  I stuffed a huge  
load in, and tried running it on a Morningstar SureSine 300 watt  
(surge to 600 for 10 minutes),  which has a quick blow 40 amp fused  
input inside the inverter.  I installed a 30 amp circuit breaker on  
the DC input which tripped in the very last cycle,  it very well may  
had finished the load with just the 40 amp fuse.

The hot/cold mixing valve has a low spot spot in the plastic casing,  
and we have had them freeze and crack in low temperatures.  The tech  
guys in New Zealand got a kick out of that since it was over 95º F the  
day we called.

I have not tried the Magna sine inverter though.

Best,

Jason Lerner
Waldron Power and LIght Co.


On Jul 1, 2009, at 4:19 PM, Dana wrote:

> Has anyone run a Fisher-Paykal washer on the Magna sine modified  
> sine wave 1200 watt inverter? Good to do or not?
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