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Now that it's finally plugged in again. I just finished moving the socket I had wired up further to the right so I could put one of the cabinets I pulled out during installation next to it. Which necessitated making the cabinet structurally sound, because these cabinets are crap. Which required shoring up and leveling the counter. Before which I had to pull the new sink out again and remount it correctly.
Apparently it does have some level of dirt sensitivity! And it looks like I can make custom “smart cycles.” and it does tell me how much energy it uses, which I like, because electricity is stupid expensive here. I dunno. I can tell you it does a good job getting my dishes clean, and that's my priority.
that's one fancy washing machine 😎
I assume you're in an apartment and can't get solar/battery?
Nay, this is my first house. I would love to start going solar, but I don't think it's in the budget this year.
Welp if you get a chance it's a huge money saver and stress saver, my electricity bill has gone down to like $5 a month
I get https://flowpower.com.au/residential/ 45c a kwh I export into the grid during peak times as well so that eats into my daily supply charge because I pretty much never get power from the grid anymore
May I ask about how many total kWh you use per month?
Unfortunately the bars don't start at 0 but should give you a rough idea:
The electricity bill only shows what I got from the grid so last month it said 28kwh i slurped up, and I got it in the middle of the day when prices were low/negative so they gave me a discount for it