Nice video! This laundromat has some interesting machines! Though, a lot of them have gotten in worse condition since your first video at this laundromat, back in Spring 2024: - #2's motor is coming loose from its shaft, more and more, so it is making a louder knocking noise! If it doesn't get fixed soon, it will cause the motor to shift too much and break or slip the belt. #3's older non-snapped belt (most Dexter Triple Loaders have 2 drive belts, or 1 double belt) is getting worse. It sounds awful when Tumbling, and even squeaks a little through the whole spin cycle! If that one breaks, it will have issues launching again and damage the new belt... literally all the technician has to do for all three of these Dexerts is put a motor tension spring on them (either the small one manufacturer by Dexter themselves or a bigger one from another brand, it will work) and the belts will stop squeaking. Then they will be quiet when going on spin... #4's bearings are getting worse... #5, idk if it was just thst clip, was making a squeaking noise when Tumbling. Weird... #6's bearings may be going bad. It kinds is starting to sound like the other W75s next to it... imagine 4 W75s all next to each other makiing the same motor noise #7 still has bad bearings #8's bearings have gotten WAY worse, and the belt is slipping when launching and spin braking... #9's bearings have also gotten worse.. #15's bearings are getting worse (it makes a strange noise when launching, and sometimes a ringing noise on the spin release before it brakes) #19 can't spin hardly... And all the staff washers' bearings have gotten worse too. New York City laundromats get so many customers daily that the machines inevitably get old and run down after a while... And I like how you film the dryers too! Just be careful! I know you are trying to keep your personal identity completely anonymous on this channel. The dryer glass can easily reflect your face, so please try not to be looking at the dryer when you are filming it!
12:06 HOLY MOLY that is a strong sudslock and the motor is slowing down like our one would fail when is overloaded like this one i didn't know your laudnromat cna handle strong sudslock but they go away when washing either on its own or softner.I think the large blankets give a big sudslock and the thing is that you guys don't have a w185 so thats why people have to overload because there is no larger machine.
38:00 yeah same thing in our laundromat a lady add too much clothes in the washer and the water was tryign to fill and it took a very very long time stuck on main wash cycle also so yeha that happend which was on the w125.
Nice video! This laundromat has some interesting machines! Though, a lot of them have gotten in worse condition since your first video at this laundromat, back in Spring 2024:
- #2's motor is coming loose from its shaft, more and more, so it is making a louder knocking noise! If it doesn't get fixed soon, it will cause the motor to shift too much and break or slip the belt.
#3's older non-snapped belt (most Dexter Triple Loaders have 2 drive belts, or 1 double belt) is getting worse. It sounds awful when Tumbling, and even squeaks a little through the whole spin cycle! If that one breaks, it will have issues launching again and damage the new belt... literally all the technician has to do for all three of these Dexerts is put a motor tension spring on them (either the small one manufacturer by Dexter themselves or a bigger one from another brand, it will work) and the belts will stop squeaking. Then they will be quiet when going on spin...
#4's bearings are getting worse...
#5, idk if it was just thst clip, was making a squeaking noise when Tumbling. Weird...
#6's bearings may be going bad. It kinds is starting to sound like the other W75s next to it... imagine 4 W75s all next to each other makiing the same motor noise
#7 still has bad bearings
#8's bearings have gotten WAY worse, and the belt is slipping when launching and spin braking...
#9's bearings have also gotten worse..
#15's bearings are getting worse (it makes a strange noise when launching, and sometimes a ringing noise on the spin release before it brakes)
#19 can't spin hardly...
And all the staff washers' bearings have gotten worse too.
New York City laundromats get so many customers daily that the machines inevitably get old and run down after a while...
And I like how you film the dryers too! Just be careful! I know you are trying to keep your personal identity completely anonymous on this channel. The dryer glass can easily reflect your face, so please try not to be looking at the dryer when you are filming it!
You’re right, a lot of these machines are looking like they’ve had a hard few years. I’ll try and make sure I don’t catch my reflection next time!
12:06 HOLY MOLY that is a strong sudslock and the motor is slowing down like our one would fail when is overloaded like this one i didn't know your laudnromat cna handle strong sudslock but they go away when washing either on its own or softner.I think the large blankets give a big sudslock and the thing is that you guys don't have a w185 so thats why people have to overload because there is no larger machine.
Can those modern day laundromat washers handle a sudslock? I certainly don't think so. Ain't nothing like a good old school Wascomat.
Probably not. The modern day ones sucks unfortunately.
@r68aproductions56 They sure do.
@@erg844Yes these are powerful industrial
Machines
Yes these are powerful industrial machines
@@bob3782 I love very durable machines. Wascomats are our friends 😊
maybe it’s just me but that laundromat needs some W185’s lol
I do have W185’s in other laundromat you will see next week sometime.
38:00 yeah same thing in our laundromat a lady add too much clothes in the washer and the water was tryign to fill and it took a very very long time stuck on main wash cycle also so yeha that happend which was on the w125.
our laundromat spins counterclockwise like the end one of staff washer