1) Water consumption is dependent on the programmed number of baths and the programmed water levels. The Huebsch HC27 washer you mention is at least 10 years old and probably has [...]

The PDA has to run Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 or greater in order to work with the Galaxy software. Your Huebsch distributor can provide you a list of tested PDA models.

This is a good estimate, but your results will vary: Assumptions: 30 lb dry weight load of cotton towels, 100G washer-extractor, dried in 45 lb natural gas tumbler Electricity cost = [...]

Since you have a B-Control machine, the machine has to be programmed manually and the machine has to be opened briefly to get into manual programming mode. Once you are in [...]

The washer was designed to meet the Canadian Office on Energy Efficiency requirements and to do so it can not offer a warm rinse.

Yes, our UL Safety Certification for Clothes Washers requires testing and reviews to the standard UL2157, which includes a section on plumbing. This cites that the washer does comply with ASSE [...]

The recommended temperature for the water heater is 130 degrees Fahrenheit.

For a 35lb tumbler—gas consumption per load is 34,853 Btus which is 0.383 cents per load (assumes average cost of natural gas at $1.10 per Therm). Energy to run the motors [...]

There are many variables to water use. How the owner programs the machine and which cycles are selected by end users will change consumption. The best we can do is provide [...]

Motors are not interchangeable between phases. The machine you are purchasing will only work on three-phase power.