a real overload condition consequently omitting the re shuffling of clothes sequence 64 and proceeds directly to the sensing of load sequence 65 in the opposite case the electric control 40 begins a reshuffling of load sequence 64 this sequence helps to uniformly distribute the objects to be washed within the basket 10 avoiding the concentration of objects to be washed accumulating in a small space which cause high density of objects to be washed or accumulations of objects to be washed within the basket 10 hindering efficient contact with the agitator or propeller 13 which cause an undesirable movement of objects to be washed within the basket 10 since proper flow of washing mixture generated by the agitator or propeller 13 is not possible and consequently the flow of washing mixture through the fibers of the objects to be washed do not have enough force consequently reducing the effectiveness of the wash it is for these reasons coupled to others that it is desirable to carry out an efficient reshuffling of clothes within the basket 10 previous to the agitating sequence with the purpose of attaining a better washing condition of the objects to be washed taking into consideration a moderate or low water level after undergoing the load pre sensing sequence and having determined from the electric control 40 that an overload condition does not exist the basket 10 being in resting stage the electric control 40 sends a pulse which varies between 8 and 12 seconds to the driver.