cheesewonton
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You can see from where the orange clean out door is the suction inlet is more centered on the nozzle on an ET-2.
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centralsweeper63
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The ET-2 might be on my wishlist now.
I will definitely say that the D4 has more suction at the floor when when compared to Miele S8. I got the Wessel Werk twister nozzle and it is harder to push than when using the Miele. I found that the D4 with the suction decreased by two presses of the minus from max, is equal to the Miele on hardfloors.
centralsweeper63
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How many suction settings are there?
cheesewonton
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Don't know about the D4 but the hose for the C and K models has a sliding speed control so pretty much infinite possible settings between the high and low limits.
centralsweeper63
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I have never seen an E or a D in person so I was wondering about the D range as it has 'clicks'.
I’ll have to count them next time, but I believe there are about 6-7 speeds.
I just counted 9 total on mine, where the 9th turns off suction altogether (idle mode or whatever they call it)
In other words, 8 levels of suction + 1 level of no suction.
Edit: I suppose its actually 10: starting at 'max' there are 8 positions of suction below it, and then one more at "idle"/no suction.
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centralsweeper63
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Thank you very much. Twice what a new Miele has.
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