Twin-Tub Semi-Automatic Top-Load Washing Machines
The selected molded-polypropylene wash vessel occupies the larger left chamber. A pulsator provides the selected wash movement beneath a separate top lid. The vessel, pulsator, inlet arrangement and overflow components are identified as the wash-side assembly.
A perforated stainless steel spin basket occupies the smaller right chamber. It has its own top lid and inner cover, with a separate spin drive and timer. The operator transfers rinsed laundry between the two chambers, keeping the wash and spin steps distinct in the operating sequence.
The upper console carries a wash timer, spin timer and drain selector. A white polypropylene outer body surrounds the two chambers and their drives. The control labels, lid fittings, service panels and hose connections are listed with the complete machine package.
This package uses the selected lower outlet hose on a continuously falling route to the drain. The site layout identifies the outlet level, hose run and drain location together. It suits a low drainage point arranged beside the machine and keeps the discharge components on one coordinated schedule.
The alternate package adds a matched discharge pump and hose arrangement for the scheduled drain route. Pump selection, connection positions and the intended rise and run are recorded as part of that assembly. The machine retains its two-chamber top-loading layout and independent timers.
The selected finish is a white molded body with pale-blue translucent chamber lids. The wash vessel is polypropylene and the spin basket is stainless steel. Lid hinges, inner spin cover, inlet parts and drain components receive individual material and finish entries.
| Machine arrangement | Two top-opening chambers with manual wash-to-spin transfer |
|---|---|
| Drain package | Lower outlet hose arranged on a continuous falling route to the selected drain |
| Overall selected envelope | 800 W × 480 D × 900 H mm |
| Wash-side construction | Polypropylene wash vessel with pulsator and separate lid |
| Spin-side construction | Perforated stainless steel basket with separate lid and inner cover |
| Controls | Independent wash timer, spin timer and drain selector |
| Requested electrical package | 220–240 V · 50 Hz · single phase, with matched cord and destination plug |
| Supply unit | One twin-tub machine with selected drain components and inlet connection package |
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The selected overall machine is 800 W × 480 D × 900 H mm. The room layout adds clearance for fully raised lids, operator access and hose connections. Doorways, floor levels and service-panel access are coordinated around this appliance envelope.
Locate the water connection beside the selected inlet and keep both lids accessible during washing and transfer. The operator sets the water fill and timers, drains and rinses the wash chamber, then moves laundry to the separate spin basket. A nearby work surface and the clear approach belong on the laundry layout.
Record the drain location and hose route before selecting the gravity or pump-assisted package. The electrical schedule identifies the requested 220–240 V, 50 Hz single-phase component set, cord and destination plug. Supply, drainage and service access are coordinated as separate appliance interfaces.
The main appliance line contains the molded body, left wash assembly, right spin assembly and their independent lids. The order identifies the selected overall envelope and the three-control arrangement.
List the wash pulsator and drive, spin drive and perforated basket, timers, inner spin cover and lid fittings. Replacement covers, hoses and service components retain their own quantities and references.
State gravity drainage or the matched pump-assisted discharge assembly. The supply line identifies the outlet hose, pump where selected, connections and the project drain route that the package serves.
The quotation identifies the requested electrical set, inlet hose and destination fittings alongside the installation plan. Packing secures the lids and loose hoses, with room labels and the selected operation and service documents included in the delivery schedule.
The larger left vessel performs washing and rinsing. The smaller right basket performs the separate spin step. The operator transfers the rinsed laundry between them and sets the independent wash and spin timers.
Gravity drainage uses the lower outlet hose on a falling route to a low drain. The pump-assisted selection adds a matched discharge pump and connection package for the scheduled hose rise and run. The site drain location determines which arrangement is included in the order.
The outer body and wash vessel are polypropylene. The perforated spin basket is stainless steel, with a separate inner cover and top lid. Hose connections, lid fittings and drive components are identified individually in the assembly schedule.
The selected envelope is 800 × 480 × 900 mm, with additional space for both lids to open fully. The room layout provides an operator approach, manual transfer space and access to the inlet, drain and service panels.
The selected request is 220–240 V, 50 Hz single phase. The appliance component set, cord and destination plug are coordinated for that request, with the project supply point recorded in the utility schedule.
Provide the room layout, machine quantity, electrical supply, inlet connection and intended drain route. Identify the gravity or pump-assisted selection and include lid access, installation work and the requested operating and service documents.
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