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I second this. In NZ most washers are top-loading, and I've never seen one that locks during operation. Instead, if you lift the lid while it is spinning, it en
by jamestnz 10y ago
I second this. In NZ most washers are top-loading, and I've never seen one that locks during operation. Instead, if you lift the lid while it is spinning, it engages some kind of emergency-brake and that spinner grinds to a halt in a fraction of a second.
- cma 10y ago> it engages some kind of emergency-brake and that spinner grinds to a halt in a fraction of a second. On an HE model if it braked that fast I think the whole washer body would spin around.