Spin Cycle.(Laundry equipment maintanance)
American School & University, November, 2005 by Casey, Dick
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Byline: Dick Casey Laundry equipment is an investment, and the investment should be protected. To keep laundry equipment working at an optimum level, schools must maintain their machines. Many of the preventive-maintenance practices are not major service work, but it is important to develop a routine preventive-maintenance schedule.
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Tips for washing machines These preventive-maintenance tips should apply for all smaller chassis home-style or coin-operated washers: Monthly Inspect the rubber hoses on the back of the washers for any cracks, blisters, ...
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