Leigh >From your research, would you conclude that the machine did not comply with emc regulations?
This sort of problem is, as we all know, common with many imported computers, shipped with filters designed in but obviously missing. Is this a sign that industry in general is prepared to save a few $ per machine and have very few complaints from their customers? After all, as a proportion of the population, how many would notice? David G3UNA > I posted an eHam article about this a couple of years ago. (In fact, if > you do "duet rfi" on Google you'll find me pretty quickly.) I get about > two messages a month from hams who have the Whirlpool Duet series and have > terrible RFI problems. Universally, when I advise they call Whirlpool and > complain, they report back that they were told that they were the first > person ever to report the problem. > > On eHam, someone responded with his own article and I took the suggested > steps: AC line filter, better ground, some ferrites and wire re-routing > inside the washer. Plus I partially remodeled my house, put in a new > ground system, and put in a tower and yagi. The noise went from S9+60 to > S3. An improvement only by comparison. > > Along the way I spoke with engineers at Whirlpool, received a whole > complete set of new innards from them, and did a lot of other research. > Despite their willingness to talk to me on the phone and send me parts > (which didn't help) I think th best solution is to buy something else. > > > Leigh/WA5ZNU > ______________________________________________________________ Elecraft mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/elecraft Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post: mailto:[email protected] This list hosted by: http://www.qsl.net Please help support this email list: http://www.qsl.net/donate.html
