Dexter

This is every user interface you can find on a Dexter machine

X-Series machines

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Washers

This is Dexter's first line of touchscreen washers for the coin-operated laundry market.

Specs

Produced: 2024-present

Predecessor: none

Sucessor: none

Available on: X-Series washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: unknown

Extras: unknown

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 8/8

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Dryers

This is Dexter's first line of touchscreen dryers for the coin-operated laundry market.

Specs

Produced: 201?-present

Predecessor: A-Series

Sucessor: none

Available on: C-Series standard and express washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 3

Extras: idk

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 8/8

C-Series machines

As you can tell, the standard and express machines look pretty similar. Both images taken by me - CC BY 4.0

Washers

These are the user interfaces on Dexter's most current washers.

Specs

Produced: 2014-present

Predecessor: A-Series

Sucessor: none

Available on: C-Series standard and express washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 3

Extras: none visible, extras can be selected from Dexter Pay compatible machines or if the owner programs the machines to run extra features with an additional coin. Extras standard on the Dexter Pay app are Prewash, Extended Wash, and Extra Rinse

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity (standard): 1/8

Rarity (express): 4/8

Rarity (total): 1/8

As you can tell, the standard and express machines look pretty similar. Both images taken by me - CC BY 4.0

Dryers

These are the user interfaces on Dexter's most current washers.

Specs

Produced: 2014-present

Predecessor: A-Series

Sucessor: none

Available on: C-Series standard and express washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 3

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 1/8

A-Series machines

As you can tell, the standard and express machines look pretty similar. Both images taken by me - CC BY 4.0

Washers

These are the user interfaces on Dexter's most current washers.

Specs

Produced: 2006-2014

Predecessor: V-Series

Sucessor: C-Series

Available on: C-Series standard and express washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 3

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity (standard): 1/8

Rarity (express): 4/8

Rarity (total): 1/8

A-Series stack dryer UIs with blue and black graphics. Both images taken by me - CC BY 4.0

Dryers

These are the user interfaces on Dexter's most current washers.

Specs

Produced: 201?-present

Predecessor: N-Series

Sucessor: C-Series

Available on: C-Series standard and express washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 3

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 1/8

V-Series machines

Standard N-Series UI. Image taken by me - CC BY 4.0
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Washers

These are the user interfaces on Dexter's most current washers.

Specs

Produced: 2002-2006

Predecessor: N-Series

Sucessor: A-Series

Available on: C-Series standard and express washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 4

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity (standard): 5/8

Rarity (express): 8/8

Rarity (total): 5/8

N-Series machines

N-Series user interface with a digital timer on a T-600 washer. Image taken by me - CC BY 4.0

Washers

These are based on the previous WCK series machines, except the logo on it only has the Dexter wordmark. The LCD display purpose varies. On true electromechanical machines, the LCD is only used for the coin count to start a machine and turns off after the correct amount of coins are inserted. Those are pretty rare. Most N-Series machines display the coins required to start and the time remaining.

Specs

Produced: 1990-2002

Predecessor: WCK UIs

Sucessor: V-Series

Available on: Washers only

Control type: Electromechanical

Cycles: 4

Extras: none

Notable features: LCD display, rocker switch buttons

Rarity (timer equipped): 3/8

Rarity (no timer equipped): 8/8

Total Rarity: 3/8

The top one is a retrofit. Image taken by me - CC BY 4.0
I need a real N-Series stack dryer UI image

Dryers

These are the user interfaces on Dexter's most current washers.

Specs

Produced: 1990-2002

Predecessor: A-Series

Sucessor: none

Available on: C-Series standard and express washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 3

Extras: none visible, extras can be selected from Dexter Pay compatible machines or if the owner programs the machines to run extra features with an additional coin

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity (standard): 1/8

Rarity (express): 4/8

Rarity (total): 1/8

Washers manufactured prior to 1990

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WCK user interfaces

These are based on the previous WCK series machines, except the logo on it only has the Dexter wordmark. The LCD display purpose varies. On true electromechanical machines, the LCD is only used for the coin count to start a machine and turns off after the correct amount of coins are inserted. Those are pretty rare. Most N-Series machines display the coins required to start and the time remaining.

Specs

Produced: 198?-1990

Predecessor: WCE UIs

Sucessor: N-Series

Available on: Washers only

Control type: Electromechanical

Cycles: 4

Extras: none

Notable features: LCD display, rocker switch buttons

Rarity: 8/8

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WCE user interfaces

These are based on the previous WCK series machines, except the logo on it only has the Dexter wordmark. The LCD display purpose varies. On true electromechanical machines, the LCD is only used for the coin count to start a machine and turns off after the correct amount of coins are inserted. Those are pretty rare. Most N-Series machines display the coins required to start and the time remaining.

Specs

Produced: 198?-1990

Predecessor: WCE UIs

Sucessor: N-Series

Available on: Washers only

Control type: Electromechanical

Cycles: 4

Extras: none

Notable features: LCD display, rocker switch buttons

Rarity: 8/8

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WCA/WCB user interfaces

These are based on the previous WCK series machines, except the logo on it only has the Dexter wordmark. The LCD display purpose varies. On true electromechanical machines, the LCD is only used for the coin count to start a machine and turns off after the correct amount of coins are inserted. Those are pretty rare. Most N-Series machines display the coins required to start and the time remaining.

Specs

Produced: 1970's

Predecessor: WCE UIs

Sucessor: N-Series

Available on: Washers only

Control type: Electromechanical

Cycles: 4

Extras: none

Notable features: LCD display, rocker switch buttons

Rarity: 8/8

Dryers manufactured prior to 1990

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