RARE Ipso HF 65 microprocessor (VFD converted) - synthetics 40C no pre-wash & 90s' primus dry star

Wash n dry SEASON 3 episode 24 Welcome back! Today was quite and adventure, but here we are with something rare this time. Before we start, I have A LOT to tell you about this laundromat, which had some amazing machines! (I've also written all at the end of the video) We went for a trip to Antwerp city and we went into that laundromat with the vintage 1970s' primus HS10 mechanical washer, (before I went onto another one for some old girbau series 4000 soft mounts aswell) but they were gone so we came here. And as you can see.. The machines were also replaced here but not with modern ones, with these VERY RARE control panel models ipso HF microprocessors! Rip to the vintage primus HS10 i wanted to originally film, but I've been looking for these specific ipso variants quite a long time now. THIS was an upgrade! Now unfortunately, the small ipso HF65'S and HF76's have all been converted inside from mechanical contactor driven (2 induction motors & mechanical action) to electronic VFD driven... I was a bit dissapointed because I did wanna use s mechanical version of those. I know that they converted them because the HF series are the mechanical ones, while the model HW ones are the VFD ones. A bigger HF132 13KG model was in use by someone else and that one was mechanical (you can hear it clicking at the background of the video) but that one is probably out of order now as it was malfunctioning quite a lot... It was leaking underneath, at any spin it would stop the cycle and throw up "NOT" error, dead motor bearings and bad filling pressure. Some HF65's and HF76's also threw up errors... They also shake A LOT on the spins if they are a bit unbalanced like the one I filmed. I don't know if the other HF132 next to it is mechanical or has been converted to VFD since that one's also out of order, so I really hope they fix the mechanical HF132 because I plan to come back and film a cycle on that. These blue panel microprocessor controlled ipsos are very very rare, so I'm glad I caught one in action. Machines they had before: Mechanical timer orange colour ipso HF65's, 1970s' primus HS10 mechanical (which I was gonna film originally) Primus FS16 old logo model, vintage primus/huebsch originators dryers & 1 newer stacked primus PUT30 dryer. Now, the mechanical timer ipso HF65's and the primus HS10 have been replaced by these rare panel microprocessor controlled ipso HF's (HF65's and HF76's converted from mechanical to VFD), and one of the four vintage primus/huebsch originators compu-dry II dryers was replaced by an LG commercial stacked dryer. The rest of the primus dryers remain, along with the primus FS16 washer. These vintage primus huebsch dryers are also super cool, they really get the job done in no time and I've never seen those branded primus and huebsch together. They are made by alliance laundry systems, but here these are very rare! So yeah, even though I had in mind to film something TOTALLY different I came across some ipsos that I've been looking for a long time, completely unexpectedly! And I'll try to re turn here in May to film a cycle on the mechanical HF132... (this didn't happen yet, also i don't know if they fixed it) This place was 50 minutes away but worth it. Anyways, onto the video now! I used and filmed one of the VFD converted - originally mechanical contactor driven IPSO HF65's microprocessors. From the late 90s' to early 00s'. Soft-mounted, boiler fed for hot water (no electric heating element but hot fill inlet), max speed 1000 RPM, capacity 6.5KG Programme 6, synthetic 40C° without pre-wash washing a single jacket. 1000 RPM final spin Using dash liquid detergent. & Drying in a very nice & rare vintage 1980-90s' Primus dry star/Huebsch originators compu-dry II (digital version) gas dryer on high temp for 9 mins. At the end of the video I've also explained with subtitles the history of the machines in this laundromat. Enjoy the full cycle of this rare ipso HF65 microprocessor! Laundromat "WASSEPOESTER" Parts of cycles: 0:00 Starting (6.5KG = 5€, paid at the payment central machine) 0:31 Main wash 3:20 Drain (no spin) 4:13 First rinse 8:13 Drain (no spin) 9:11 Second rinse 13:09 Drain (no spin) 14:10 Third final rinse 15:38 Laundromat tour 16:08 Third final rinse 18:46 Final spin (unbalanced!) 24:34 Anti-crease 25:35 End & unlock 25:45 Drying in a vintage primus dry-star/huebsch originators digital compu-dry II gas dryer 27:30 Gas flame visible 27:45 Drying 30:25 End of drying 30:44 History of the machines in this place (pause to read) 32:24 The end & photos of the place currently as of 6/4/2026 Thanks for watching! More to come! Join my discord server:   / discord   Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/washerboy12...