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Comparing Induction Motor and Inverter Motor in Washing Machines: What's the Difference?

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  • #31 15610358
    Zbigniew 400
    Level 38  
    I am servicing and sometimes I need to repair, not order the washing machine to be thrown away by the customer.
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  • #32 15610480
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    Yes, amateur 2000 you live in the world of illusion, the electronic programmer is a nail in the washing machine's coffin.
    Similarly with direct drives, if it falls, you will have a trip to scrap metal with a washing machine in the trunk.
  • #33 15610515
    Zbigniew 400
    Level 38  
    I have never replaced a simple induction motor in a washing machine.
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  • #34 15610923
    eldomek
    Level 18  
    To Zbigniew 400 :P Polar washing machine programmers were quickly damaged, the disadvantage was the poor contacts switching the heater on. Everyone who knew about it strengthened the contacts with an additional relay right after buying the washing machine and then it became relatively reliable until it started to break the programmer's motor drive. Old and simple doesn't make it reliable.
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  • #35 15610972
    Zbigniew 400
    Level 38  
    The motor did not stop, only a wheel with an eccentric to move the drum was made.
  • #36 16177087
    adamooo90
    Level 8  
    I bought a washing machine with a Gorenje inverter motor. It works great, quiet, I recommend it :)
  • #38 16177429
    adamooo90
    Level 8  
    Gorenje W6723 / IS. Bosche, LG, Electrolux and even Candy were praised. In my opinion, a less promoted brand, but the equipment has been doing well for years and there are not millions of models like Samsung or others. In the family, some of them had the equipment of this brand and they are satisfied :)
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  • #39 16196727
    kot mirmur
    Level 33  
    In the old fleece [where the powder was poured into the chamber in the upper part of the housing] for 20 years of operation - 2 times the bearings on the drum, capacitor, shock absorbers, 3 times the dump pump seal. The programmer, surprisingly, lasted until the end, but it was made in france .
  • #40 16211285
    21mateuszek
    Level 12  
    Hello. I am asking for help in purchasing a washing machine. I am looking for a washing machine for the longest possible period of time. In the store, the Lord recommended LG with DirectDrive. Videos on YT also look great, while the first opinion read on the Internet is not positive. Surprisingly, the washing machine became louder after the first wash, so I don't know what could have happened there: /

    The budget is up to PLN 1,500.

    My requirements:
    - delaying the start
    - optional: sets the end of the washing time
    - reliability

    From what I read on the internet about dismountable tanks, it is very different. Bosch WAN, WAE. As for the rest, it can be different. They write yes once, yes.
  • #41 16211441
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    I have an Ariston inverter there for about 6 years and only now the bearings are starting to be heard.
  • #42 16627741
    merlinekII
    Level 16  
    I will join the old topic, but the cage induction and the magnet induction are maybe a small detail, but a technological gap in the control.
    I have an LG DD and I will say that it was torn out of the scrap because it did not go there thanks to me and it has been working for 5 years, the bearings have been replaced and 4 years have passed. Maybe a detail, but LG floods the electronics with gel, which makes servicing difficult because the capacitors in the power supplies die. but it can be repaired ... well, probably lightning bolts in electronics. As for the bearings and gluing the drums, the bearings fall through the water because it's hard and the stone does its job. When I moved to a house where the water is completely soft, the washing machine, despite louder operation, does not deteriorate like the neighbors, the average time from the appearance of the noise of the bearings to the death of the washing machine is about half a year (washing every other day). Confirmed many times because I repair household appliances. For me, soft water and bearings rustle for 3 years, I worked on very hard water for a year and it became audible after a year.
  • #43 16628037
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    Water has little effect on the bearings because, first of all, the sealants are the first, there are also channels draining the water from behind the sealants as if it was leaking.
    Secondo, so much chemicals are used for washing that h ..... small, so water hardness is compensated by softeners.
  • #44 16629627
    merlinekII
    Level 16  
    And here, buddy, you are wrong ... in washing, powders work, but when rinsing, there is no powder.
    and the stone is like sandpaper wipes sealants ...
    I have been doing a good few years and checking the water for hardness in the region, I know how it affects exactly in a particular village.

Topic summary

The discussion centers around the differences between induction motors and inverter motors in washing machines. Induction motors are noted for their simplicity and efficiency but lack smooth speed control. In contrast, inverter motors utilize electronic control systems to provide variable speed, enhancing performance and reducing noise. However, inverter motors can be more complex and may fail if the controlling chip malfunctions. Users express concerns about the longevity and reliability of both motor types, with some recommending models with Direct Drive systems for better performance. Brands like Gorenje, LG, Bosch, and Electrolux are mentioned, with users sharing personal experiences regarding their reliability and maintenance issues.
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