Uploaded November 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
F&P MW 612. Regular wash with low water level. I have a couple of things that may be of interest to some people in this video. Sorry for the shaking! I will get better, I hope, haha!
New Zealand/Australian power plug. Up is off - Down is on here. I understand it is the other way around in the USA? We have 240V 50Hz as standard throughout the whole home.
I am using Reflect Ultra concentrate Linen Fresh, made by Cussons.
No Fabric Softener, I don't really like or need it. It gunges up the machine after some time IMO.
For those that noticed the cold pulsing on and off during the warm fill: NZ has pressure reduced hot water to slow the flow to reduce wastage. The cold going off an on compensates for this. You can adjust the length of pulses depending on your own homes condition or if you have mains pressure hot water. This is the base model. But all other models actually sense the temperature and mix the incoming water to within +/- 2 deg C of the selected temp.
Finally on low water level the agitation speed is much slower and the arc is reduced as well. But it still gives a nice swishing motion lol.
Questions, requests or comments most welcome.
F&P MW 612. Regular wash with low water level. I have a couple of things that may be of interest to some people in this video. Sorry for the shaking! I will get better, I hope, haha!
New Zealand/Australian power plug. Up is off - Down is on here. I understand it is the other way around in the USA? We have 240V 50Hz as standard throughout the whole home.
I am using Reflect Ultra concentrate Linen Fresh, made by Cussons.
No Fabric Softener, I don't really like or need it. It gunges up the machine after some time IMO.
For those that noticed the cold pulsing on and off during the warm fill: NZ has pressure reduced hot water to slow the flow to reduce wastage. The cold going off an on compensates for this. You can adjust the length of pulses depending on your own homes condition or if you have mains pressure hot water. This is the base model. But all other models actually sense the temperature and mix the incoming water to within +/- 2 deg C of the selected temp.
Finally on low water level the agitation speed is much slower and the arc is reduced as well. But it still gives a nice swishing motion lol.
Questions, requests or comments most welcome.
