Hello,
There are no sensors that I have seen as I have worked and dismantled at least 100 washing machines if not more that detects an out of balance condition.
There are so called sensors but they are not related to nothing of the sort.
Water level sensor, hot and cold water sensor, hall sensor for motor to create good torque since sensorless ones don't do good when a motor under load just start in the beginning. Yes even an rpm sensor exists for whatever reason.
Also of course there are no sensors that detects the size of the load, the weight of how much garment you have put in the washing machine so the computer knows how much water is needed.
If anybody actually knows a clear explanation, let m hear it. Please no run arounds. I can do that myself.
Go ahead and try to google it and see what happens. You will get plenty run around and off the subject stuff that has nothing to do with your search. You get the idea.
There are no sensors that I have seen as I have worked and dismantled at least 100 washing machines if not more that detects an out of balance condition.
There are so called sensors but they are not related to nothing of the sort.
Water level sensor, hot and cold water sensor, hall sensor for motor to create good torque since sensorless ones don't do good when a motor under load just start in the beginning. Yes even an rpm sensor exists for whatever reason.
Also of course there are no sensors that detects the size of the load, the weight of how much garment you have put in the washing machine so the computer knows how much water is needed.
If anybody actually knows a clear explanation, let m hear it. Please no run arounds. I can do that myself.
Go ahead and try to google it and see what happens. You will get plenty run around and off the subject stuff that has nothing to do with your search. You get the idea.