Washing machine drum sizes and capacities explained
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Some washing machines on the market have larger drums than others, but the majority of washing machines have a capacity between 6 to 10kg. When you overload your washing machine, the washer adds extra stress to the motor and the tub bearings and you could damage your appliance. Original source: http://www.washingmachinerepairservices.co.uk/blog/what-happens-if-you-overload-a-washing-machine/
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Washing machine drum sizes and capacities explained
- 1. hand towels x5 tablecloths x2 pairs of jeans x2 jumper x1 pairs of socks x10 T-shirts x6 6kg hand towels x5 tablecloths x2 pairs of jeans x4 jumper x1 pairs of socks x20 T-shirts x10 8kg hand towels x8 tablecloths x3 pairs of jeans x5 jumper x2 pairs of socks x30 T-shirts x15 10kg If you under load your washer, the clothes will accumulate on one side of the drum and bang against the frame when the machine reaches its spin cycle. This is going to throw the washer out of balance and will result in excessive vibra- tions and vigorous banging noises. Washing machine repair Copyright © WashingMachineRepairServices.co.uk Some washers on the market have larger drums than others, but the majority of washing machines have a capacity between 6 to 10kg. How full should you load a washing machine? Am I under loading my washing machine? When you overload your washing machine, the washer adds extra stress to the motor and the tub bearings and you could damage your appliance. Sometimes when the washing machine is overloaded, the water does not drain properly and leaks out usually during the spin cycle. Am I overloading my washing machine?