@@eli55121 I guess Nidec is much quieter and sounds healthier too. Are you happy with the device? My only complaints with these Rapido machines would be the cheap plastics on the dashboard and the sometimes stupid balancing results during spins.
Despite the leaking issue i had because softener blocked the siphon as i was dosing it to max, so i had to reduce it to one cap only, it’s still a very good machine. As for the balancing, be glad they do antitangle now as the previous software had balancing attempts back to back which clearly led to nowhere (this method still exists but no longer the only one)
@@eli55121 Oh i see. Didn't know that. It's just that the machine does have a perfect balance to spin and yet it redistributes and has a rather mediocre spin instead. Maybe it is a sensor matter.
It does annoy me as well but maybe the machine has a different perspective than the naked eye, at least it doesn’t recklessly go into spin like Beko did
Nice comparison! Is this equipped with Nidec motor? Sounds quite similar to my 8kg, 1200 rpm Rapido.
thank you! it does have a Nidec motor(it replaced Welling that was used with their first range with previous software)
@@eli55121 I guess Nidec is much quieter and sounds healthier too. Are you happy with the device? My only complaints with these Rapido machines would be the cheap plastics on the dashboard and the sometimes stupid balancing results during spins.
Despite the leaking issue i had because softener blocked the siphon as i was dosing it to max, so i had to reduce it to one cap only, it’s still a very good machine. As for the balancing, be glad they do antitangle now as the previous software had balancing attempts back to back which clearly led to nowhere (this method still exists but no longer the only one)
@@eli55121 Oh i see. Didn't know that. It's just that the machine does have a perfect balance to spin and yet it redistributes and has a rather mediocre spin instead. Maybe it is a sensor matter.
It does annoy me as well but maybe the machine has a different perspective than the naked eye, at least it doesn’t recklessly go into spin like Beko did