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Washing Machine Surge Protector
One of the TV home improvement show electricians recommended using a
surge protector with current model clothes washers as they have so much electronics controlling the wash cycle. Most of the surge protectors I looked at spec an 1875 watt capacity. I can't find any info on my machine's current draw and wonder if one of those surge protectors would be OK or would it get fried? Machine is LG 1201CW. -- €œYou cannot push anyone up the ladder unless he is willing to climb.€ - Andrew Carnegie |
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