On twin-tub and top-load washers the lid switch is the safety part that matters: lift the lid during the spin and the tub must cut off immediately. Worn contacts or a linkage that does not return to position leave the tub spinning with the lid up — an instant fail in market surveillance and certification checks. The mirror complaint is just as common: a shudder from an unbalanced load trips the switch and the spin dies halfway, so the household assumes the machine is faulty. Both point at actuation consistency; the line only flicks the switch once at assembly, so what the contacts do after thousands of open-close cycles plus continuous spin vibration is unknown before shipment.
GB 4706.1 (household appliances – general safety), GB 4706.24 and GB 4706.26 (washing machines and spin extractors – particular requirements, lid interlock clauses), GB/T 4288, IEC 60335-2-7 and GB/T 2828 sampling; criteria can follow the customer’s standard and the switch construction.
Six stations running 24/7 replace a click heard at assembly with cut-off response time, contact resistance curves and false-trip rates, with wear and return offset rechecked round by round — so incoming switches, assembly and end-of-line units can all be sampled batch by batch, keeping failed inspections and warranty disputes out of the field.
Guangdong Endurance Electronic Equipment Co., Ltd. — a non-standard testing equipment manufacturer of lid safety switch and interlock benches, washing machine test equipment, dishwasher test equipment, pump test bench and pump performance test systems and level sensor life test machines.
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