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* Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorBrian Gaff
+* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorTricky Dicky
|+* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorSH
||+- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorSteveW
||`* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorBrian Gaff
|| `* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorAndrew
||  +- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorThe Natural Philosopher
||  `* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorRJH
||   `* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorThe Natural Philosopher
||    `- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorRJH
|+* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorThe Natural Philosopher
||+- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorSteveW
||`- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorBrian Gaff
|+* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorBrian
||`- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorme9
|`- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorBrian Gaff
+* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorBob Eager
|`* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorThe Natural Philosopher
| `* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorS Viemeister
|  `- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorBob Eager
+- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorPaul
+- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen flooruk.d-i-y
+* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen flooruk.d-i-y
|`- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorBrian Gaff
+- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorjim.gm4dhj
+- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorRJH
`* Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorClive Arthur
 `- Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floorTim+

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From: patchmo...@gmx.com (RJH)
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Subject: Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floor
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 by: RJH - Thu, 21 Sep 2023 10:51 UTC

On 21 Sep 2023 at 09:22:20 BST, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

> On 21/09/2023 09:12, RJH wrote:
>> On 20 Sep 2023 at 18:50:16 BST, Andrew wrote:
>>
>>> Replace with a Miele (but you will soon find out if
>>> woodworm has chomped your underfloor joists or baords
>>> because it will vanish downwards). V heavy washing machines.
>>>
>>
>> Where's the weight in them? Just another 20kg of concrete . . . ?
>>
>
> And the rest. Heavy gauge steel,

Couple of kg maybe? And what's the point - it won't last any longer.

> and SHOCK ABSORBERS on the drum

As I said downthread, my basic Hotpoint has those - just replaced them, maybe
500g the pair.

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Cheers, Rob, Sheffield UK

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From: cli...@nowaytoday.co.uk (Clive Arthur)
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Subject: Re: Vibrition on a wooden kitchen floor
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 by: Clive Arthur - Thu, 21 Sep 2023 12:14 UTC

On 18/09/2023 10:26, Brian Gaff wrote:
> I was just wondering in this wonderful world of new materials if anyone who
> has a washing machine has solved the intense vibration on a wooden floor
> without resorting to pouring concrete?

<snip>

I think if the centre of rotation could be adjusted, it might be
possible to much reduce the vibration. I wonder if such a mechanism -
which would have to adjust dynamically - could be made entirely mechanical.

Pretend it's for military use and there'd be no problem with funding.

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Cheers
Clive

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 by: Tim+ - Fri, 22 Sep 2023 07:04 UTC

Clive Arthur <clive@nowaytoday.co.uk> wrote:
> On 18/09/2023 10:26, Brian Gaff wrote:
>> I was just wondering in this wonderful world of new materials if anyone who
>> has a washing machine has solved the intense vibration on a wooden floor
>> without resorting to pouring concrete?
>
> <snip>
>
> I think if the centre of rotation could be adjusted, it might be
> possible to much reduce the vibration. I wonder if such a mechanism -
> which would have to adjust dynamically - could be made entirely mechanical.
>
> Pretend it's for military use and there'd be no problem with funding.
>

Many machines effectively do this already. If the load is unbalanced at the
start of spin they’ll stop, reverse and restart to redistribute the load.

Brian either has a broken/worn out washing machine or a dodgy floor joist.
My money is on the latter.

Tim

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