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Yes please share what country you’re in and what equipment you use? This is very interesting. I’ve come to the conclusion that buying “consumer” or even “prosu
by vxNsr 6y ago
Yes please share what country you’re in and what equipment you use? This is very interesting.
I’ve come to the conclusion that buying “consumer” or even “prosumer” appliances is a lost cause, all the brands use the same 3 white label Chinese manufacturers and you get the same quality no matter what you buy, you can expect to be shopping for a new appliance in <5 years time.
I’m hopeful that commercial appliances aren’t yet at that stage, you end up paying a significant premium but you save in time and lost effort when you don’t have to deal with buying a new one so soon.
- TaylorAlexander 6y ago> I’ve come to the conclusion that buying “consumer” or even “prosumer” appliances is a lost cause, all the brands use the same 3 white label Chinese manufacturers and you get the same quality no matter what you buy, you can expect to be shopping for a new appliance in <5 years time. In general that's very true across industry now. For more information on this white labeling phenomenon this documentary is great: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeTgLKNb5R0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeTgLKNb5R0
- environment 5y ago>country and equipment. Norway. Asko DWC5926 (DWC5926W). Seko PR-4 and PR-1. This is the short version. There are some issues and fixes you should be aware of. Like how to fix a design fault at a circulation pump wire. There is also an easier way to rewire the machine from 3 phase to single phase if you’re doing that. Generally the Asko machine is a unicorn. You can also look at the Miele professional dishwashers that come with automatic dosing systems and sanitizing rinse.