FAQs Archive - Huebsch Thailand

Q: What is the cost of a 50- and 75-pound dryer? Also, what is the width of them?

I am assuming that this is for a vended location. Your local Huebsch distributor will be able to quote you an accurate price based on your needs and any current sales or specials. To find your distributor, please use the form found here: Click Here . Also, the width of the 50-pound is 38 5/8" and the width of the 75-pound is 38 5/8".

Q: How much of my time does a coin laundry require?

The time required of a coin laundry owner may be as little as 40 hours per week. Many owners will hire an attendant to open and close, keep the store clean and assist customers with their questions. This helps with customer retention too.

Q: What is the recommended amount of laundry detergent for a 20-, 30-, 40- and 60-lb front load washing machine?

We cannot recommend a quantity of soap because there are a great variety of soap types. One type of soap may be twice as strong as another. You need to read the soap package labeling and learn from experience. So in the end, we do not provide any official guideline for washer-extractors. We do have a label for Horizon to reduce over soaping.

Q: We have a Huebsch model 42; serial # FT-21039. Yes, it is old but it still works well or at least until today when the blower motor went out. The blower motor is a Marathon, catalog X608, 208 volt, 3 PH and 5.5 amps. Any idea where we can get a replacement motor for this?

You will need to contact your nearest distributor who can help you order this part. Please use this form to find your nearest distributor: www.Huebsch.com/locator .

Q: My facility runs a Huebsch Originators 75 Model JT75CG gas dryer. Laundry has informed me that it is not drying as fast as it used to. I have looked at the unit and it seems to be operating properly, but I was wondering if you could give me the actual drum operating temp on the high setting.

Answering the question directly, the high temp would be at 180 degrees Fahrenheit. A few things that could cause slow drying: Reduction in make-up air or restrictions in exhaust air due to maintenance needs or physical changes to the facility that are unknowingly restricting air flow (this is the likely culprit) A high limit switch activating early Gas flow restrictions — valves, tubes, regulators, burners, fan impediments or restrictions Many times, a thorough maintenance effort is all that is needed to get back up to speed.

Q: We have Huebsch Originators Twin 30s and we have discovered that our patrons are getting free dry time if they push two buttons at the same time. Eight minutes of dry time comes up and we are losing money as they are spreading the word to other patrons. How can we reset or stop this from happening?

This will only occur if short (6") money boxes are installed which are not long enough to depress the coin vault switch located inside the vault area. An 8" money box should be installed or a 2" block screwed onto the existing box that will depress the switch. The switch must be depressed for five minutes before the control is secured.

Q: I have a Huebsch top loading washing machine, model LWZ17NWB3069, which takes approximately 45 minutes to fill with water before the wash cycle commences. Is this normal? Also, recently the linen is coming out still dirty. Is there something obvious I am missing?

Forty-five minutes to fill is not normal, it should take four to five minutes. Either the water pressure at the location is poor (under 20 psi), or more likely the filter screens are plugged with debris which could lead to the washibility issue of a dirty water supply. There are two sets of screens, one on the fill hoses and another set inside the water valve.

Q: I have a Huebsch electric dryer model HDE107WF. My customers are complaining that it doesn't get hot enough. Most loads are not dry in one cycle. I have checked the duct and it is clear. What else can be done?

How long does the vent run and how many 90 degree elbows are present? Also, what type of venting material is used? If the "slinky" type flexible venting is used, it can be causing back pressure even though the vent run appears clear. It should be rigid 4" pipe or rigid flex venting. The lint filter could be clogged with softener, causing poor airflow. Remove the filter and wash it in warm water using a soft brush to remove the built up softener. What voltage is the unit plugged into? Take a multimeter and read L1 and L2 at the wall outlet. The voltage for this unit should read 240v. If it reads 208V, a different heating element is required. The cycle time for electric dryers should be set at 60 minutes. On the time, the cam should have a 3 pin cam for 60 minutes.

Q: How can I get a copy of the schematics?

All washers have a removable top panel for service. The wiring diagram is located in a plastic bag on the right-handed side of the unit. The top needs to be unlocked and tipped up to access the diagram.