Those valves get clogged pretty easily. I always like to check on them. Another thing to think about is that removing those flow restrictors will reduce the overall cycle time for your customer. Making the cycle faster will help get customers in and out. Very important on busy days👍
I suppose we are showing a persistent problem with these Huebsch machines. Really the result should have been in my opinion for Alliance to step up and replace all of the water valves in every washer, and take these back. They should pay to replace them all, and have a tech put them on. They could take these back and rebuild them and make them new. The diaphragms are bad, the restrictors are bad, etc. We pretty much made the same video. I had a technician who works for a distributor work on mine, and he said this problem is prevalent across the board. I should not have to waste my personal day and time to replace all of these. What's next??
Yes I watched your video and started checking all mine and it’s hard to find one with zero issues. Like I said in the video all my diaphragms are only a few months old. I’ve started taking all those water restrictors off but it is very labor intensive. Especially if you have as many stores as we do. Valves get a F grade in my book. Another thing I hate is the soap box. Very confusing for customers and can be difficult to clean. Ha I have a list of things I would suggest they change. I’ll still keep buying the Huebsch brand though.
The engineers at alliance try to keep a job by changing the machine. Look at all those water valves on that washer. One hot and one cold and no 4 compartment soap dish...
Nice!! Great video just learned something that, probably not done in my small laundry...?
Those valves get clogged pretty easily. I always like to check on them. Another thing to think about is that removing those flow restrictors will reduce the overall cycle time for your customer. Making the cycle faster will help get customers in and out. Very important on busy days👍
That sounds like a hassle. Maybe there's a blockage in the water supply or a problem with the soap box itself. Hopefully, it'll get fixed soon.
I notice the Huebsch soap box is similar to the Wascomat & Electrolux soap box.
I suppose we are showing a persistent problem with these Huebsch machines. Really the result should have been in my opinion for Alliance to step up and replace all of the water valves in every washer, and take these back. They should pay to replace them all, and have a tech put them on. They could take these back and rebuild them and make them new. The diaphragms are bad, the restrictors are bad, etc. We pretty much made the same video. I had a technician who works for a distributor work on mine, and he said this problem is prevalent across the board. I should not have to waste my personal day and time to replace all of these. What's next??
Yes I watched your video and started checking all mine and it’s hard to find one with zero issues. Like I said in the video all my diaphragms are only a few months old. I’ve started taking all those water restrictors off but it is very labor intensive. Especially if you have as many stores as we do. Valves get a F grade in my book. Another thing I hate is the soap box. Very confusing for customers and can be difficult to clean. Ha I have a list of things I would suggest they change. I’ll still keep buying the Huebsch brand though.
the soap box is also similar to the Wascomat & Electrolux Soap box
Hopefully, this problem will be addressed, and we'll figure out the effective solution
The engineers at alliance try to keep a job by changing the machine. Look at all those water valves on that washer. One hot and one cold and no 4 compartment soap dish...
Exactly. Better to keep things simple where there is less room for errors…