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Huebsch

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

Washers

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Galaxy Touch

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

Specs

Produced: 201?-present

Predecessor: A-Series

Sucessor: none

Available on: Rigid or soft mounted washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 4

Extras: 3 or none, but varies between the user interface selected

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 3/8

The differences between the 2009 and 2020 versions of these are pretty minor. Both images taken by me - CC BY 4.0

Galaxy 600

Galaxy 600 is the most common user interface found on Huebsch washers. They come with 6 cycle options with 2 extras. The cycle choices are based on the offerings of the previous A-Micro series. This is the only other UI currently being produced that is not the Galaxy Touch.

They come in three different graphic options: Slate, which is the default color (aka. grey); Cityscape, which has a green border; and Citron, which is all green.

Specs

Produced: 2009-present

Predecessor: A-Micro

Sucessor: none

Available on: Rigid mount models only

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 6

Extras: Extra Wash & Extra Rinse

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 1/8

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Galaxy 400

This was Huebsch's mid tier user interface for washers produced between 2009 and 2019. It comes with 8 cycles and no extras.

Specs

Produced: 2009-2019

Predecessor: B-Micro

Sucessor: none

Available on: Rigid mount models only

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 8

Extras: none

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 6/8

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Galaxy 200

This was Huebsch's basic user interface. It comes with a knob to select one of the four cycles and has a large, green, microswitch start button.

Specs

Produced: 2009-201?

Predecessor: Electromechanical

Sucessor: None

Available on: Rigid mount models only

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 4

Extras: None

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 6/8

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

B-Micro

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

Specs

Produced: 1990's-2007

Predecessor: Micro

Sucessor: Galaxy 400

Available on: Rigid mount washers

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 8

Extras: none

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 6/8

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

A-Micro

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

Specs

Produced: 1990's-2007

Predecessor: Micro

Sucessor: Galaxy 600

Available on: All coin-op W-Series machines

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 6

Extras: Extra Wash & Extra Rinse

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 6/8

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Standard Micro

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

Specs

Produced: 1990's-2003

Predecessor:

Sucessor: 2003 Emerald Series

Available on: All coin-op W-Series machines

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 7

Extras: Gentle Wash & Extra Extract

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 6/8

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Electromechanical

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

Specs

Produced: 1990's-2003

Predecessor:

Sucessor: 2003 Emerald Series

Available on: All coin-op W-Series machines

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 7

Extras: Gentle Wash & Extra Extract

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 6/8

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E-Mech (current)

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

Specs

Produced: 1990's-2003

Predecessor:

Sucessor: 2003 Emerald Series

Available on: Top loaders and rear control front load washers only

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 7

Extras: Gentle Wash & Extra Extract

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 6/8

UI for the rear control front load washers. Image taken by me - CC BY 4.0

E-Mech (older)

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

Specs

Produced: 1990's-2003

Predecessor:

Sucessor: 2003 Emerald Series

Available on: All coin-op W-Series machines

Control type: Microprocessor CPU

Cycles: 7

Extras: Gentle Wash & Extra Extract

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity score: 6/8

Dryers

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Galaxy Touch

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

Specs

Produced: 201?-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

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

Galaxy 600 (2019-present)

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

Specs

Produced: 201?-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

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity (standard): 1/8

Rarity (express): 4/8

Rarity (total): 1/8

1970's/80's Loadstar II UI with a Set-o-matic coin drop retrofit. Image taken by me - CC BY 4.0

Loadstar II

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

Specs

Produced: 201?-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

Notable features: VFD display

Rarity (standard): 1/8

Rarity (express): 4/8

Rarity (total): 1/8

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