Hello! My 3100L is very loud. I hear the motion and the motor extremly loud and also when it speeds up, when I insert a pouch. Is that normal? Thanks!
926971
I've only used mine a couple times. Everything seemed fine. No weird noises or speeds.
534981
i have one installed at 1000W@1ohm and it is incredibly loud without rattling my interior, and hits everywhere. the pressure is too much behind the ears sometimes. Adjusted the LPF filter to be lower and now I get all the vibration w none of the pressure in my head.
134431
I find it to be quite loud - when running it sounds like I'm stomping my feet on it. I've been running routinely at gyms for 10+ years and have never had this issue. My model may have a defect though, I don't know.
614604
Mine is on my Harley, fastened it to original horn mount. At 1st there was hardly any sound out of it, so I added a horn relay (5.99 from Autozone) which puts 12v from battery right to horn, you still use MC horn button to activate. Now its blasts loud!
275718
Nope, what we hear is the water filling and the flap rising but it isnt loud, screeching, or scraping. You may need to exchange your unit. There may be a defect with that particular one. Good Luck!
2103457
Completely normal, it is just the brake. It may be louder the faster the rpm when brake is applied
538704
It's def louder than a portable generator. If you start it up and don't hear it, you better go check on it. Having said that tho, I don't mean to say that it is distractingly noisy, just that you're going to hear it running.
97438
If you have an aftermarket intake, the sound will be more pronounced. I'm still breaking in my motor, so I haven't been in boost with this yet. I have read others saying it's louder than the stock valve. I can say that it's a quality piece, but the recirculating hose fits very tight to my processwest intercooler. I would buy it again though. HTH.
2015245
The unit works ok, Do have a problem with harder wood "apple wood". I feel like 7tons of preasure should have 0 problems. I am a little confused with why the manual has the vent opened while running and air in the hydraulic lines? Thought process of how hydraulics work might be wrong but I thought you didn't want air because it compresses? Also when it does start to struggle, even a little, the motor immediately dies, Is this a tunning issue or a malfunction?
1700073
Found the problem with mine. Either the top of the motor or the belt were making occasional contact with the belt cap retainer. I greased the inside or the belt cap retainer and the noise is gone.
1280775
It shouldn't be that loud! Mine is roughly a month old and it's only "noisy" when it it isn't full of water. Try filling to the max, if that doesnt help try cleaning the motor. Other than that it could be a bad motor......
710274
I'm thinking it is just a bit loud. I've had two of these and the longer you use them it seems to get louder. Make sure the center piece is snapped in correctly. It can be removed for cleaning and it's possible it's not seated properly. Hope this helps.
394917
I've had no problems with it. It is loud as hell, though, so you want to forewarn people around you that you are about to set off a jet engine in the kitchen. Another observation is that I do find myself using very often the black plastic mixing stick that comes with it to make sure everything is getting properly blended, but that's not a big deal. Just make sure you use it with the black lid on and only through the top hole on the lid (obviously remove the clear plastic cover). This prevents the bottom of the stick from making contact with the blades as you are churning stuff inside with the machine running. I've had no problems with it. It is loud as hell, though, so you want to forewarn people around you that you are about to set off a jet engine in the kitchen. Another observation is that I do find myself using very often the black plastic mixing stick that comes with it to make sure everything is getting properly blended, but that's not a big deal. Just make sure you use it with the black lid on and only through the top hole on the lid (obviously remove the clear plastic cover). This prevents the bottom of the stick from making contact with the blades as you are churning stuff inside with... » Read More I've had no problems with it. It is loud as hell, though, so you want to forewarn people around you that you are about to set off a jet engine in the kitchen. Another observation is that I do find myself using very often the black plastic mixing stick that comes with it to make sure everything is getting properly blended, but that's not a big deal. Just make sure you use it with the black lid on and only through the top hole on the lid (obviously remove the clear plastic cover). This prevents the bottom of the stick from making contact with the blades as you are churning stuff inside with the machine running. « Show Less
190730
It is kind of noisy - like alot of gears grinding, but no vibration. Once it's in the water it is pretty quiet. I'm not sure if that's what you're hearing, but if it sounds like something is wrong and it's vibrating there may be a problem with the motor.
1362272
It's open design, so the motor is right in front of you. I would say it's above 100 db when it's running. Louder than my Bosch 4100 for sure.
389789
I have been using my Tassimo for over 3 months and honestly, have not noticed any abnormally loudness in its operation... I did read several reviews that referred to it being noisy, but mine is NOT. I suggest contacting Tassimo with your concerns.
382455
Well mine is high speed and too loud to talk around and does not move much air considering the speed.Next time ill try a low speed belt drive they are quiet and move more air.Very disappointed with my Q standard!