Hello everyone.
In a typical washing machine old school washing machine with an induction motor, mechanical pump, and transmission. under the tub. You turn the knob and you pull it to get the ball rolling. No computers, no fancy light, or some interface this or that. And the machine lasts for decades.
It fills with water, agitates, pumps water out with some spin, then fills in for rinse, agitate, and then final spin. That is the whole routine to my knowledge.
Do the motor turn in the same direction throughout agitation, pumping water out, and spin cycle?
If yes, why and if no it doesn't, why also?
Thanks in advance for a good clean easily understandable plain answer.
In a typical washing machine old school washing machine with an induction motor, mechanical pump, and transmission. under the tub. You turn the knob and you pull it to get the ball rolling. No computers, no fancy light, or some interface this or that. And the machine lasts for decades.
It fills with water, agitates, pumps water out with some spin, then fills in for rinse, agitate, and then final spin. That is the whole routine to my knowledge.
Do the motor turn in the same direction throughout agitation, pumping water out, and spin cycle?
If yes, why and if no it doesn't, why also?
Thanks in advance for a good clean easily understandable plain answer.