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The door seal, or gasket, keeps water inside the drum during a wash cycle and cushions the door against the […]

The control board is effectively the brain of a modern commercial washer, managing cycle timing, water levels, temperature and safety […]

On older, mechanically-timed commercial washers, the timer controls how long each stage of the wash cycle runs — fill, wash, […]

Shock absorbers work alongside the suspension springs to dampen vibration during the spin cycle, and on commercial washers running heavy […]

The suspension system supports the drum and tub assembly, absorbing the vibration and shock generated during spin cycles, especially with […]

The pressure switch, sometimes called a water level switch, tells the machine how much water is in the drum and […]

Behind every commercial washer's panels sits a network of wiring connecting the motor, control board, sensors, valves and safety switches. […]

The temperature sensor, or thermistor, tells the machine's control board exactly how hot the wash water is, allowing it to […]

Commercial laundry machines run far more cycles than domestic units, and that volume of use means routine wear accumulates faster […]

Hot wash cycles depend on a working heating element, and on commercial washers running frequent hot cycles for hygiene-sensitive laundry […]