By DumbDinosaur - 09/03/2009 15:01 - United States
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The machine was in my dorm building and was your generic industrial washer - no OFF switch, no fancy doors, etc. Once the cycle's on, it's on for the duration. Since it was linked up to 9 other machines, had I pulled the plug, I would've not only flooded out the laundry room but would have had 9 very unhappy residents on my back..heh. Oh, and never mind the happy ending - the iPod never bounced back to life. Serves me right, I guess.
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dam did u stare through the glass watching your ipod get destroyed or did u turn away???
You couldn't unplug the machine?
I'd cancel the cycle and just pay again to wash them..hoping the ipod would be okay
This doesn't happen with vinyl.
sit it right side up (with the part that you plug it into a computer with on the bottom) and leave it under a lamp. i did the same thing and this is what they told me when i called tech support and it worked great C:
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if you turn the cycle or machine off the door unlocks. You can then turn it back on and keep washing your clothes.
That's why you always check your pants pockets to make sure they're empty before you throw them in the wash.