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My boss 800 does the same thing and I don't know why but I really just figured it was part of normal operation so if anyone can enlighten us with what that noise is and what it's for we'd appreciate it

I don't ever remember any kind of suds lock during normal operation. Only my contrived machine abuse. When the Kenmore 800 arrived, my first load of towels suds locked to be sure. And eveer towel load forward.

Even when new I do not remember the coasting down for that first spray rinse as being as long as Robert's machine ours stop spinning not too soon before the spring is finished also in the coast down for the defense it stopped before the tub brake locked. When a slow spin speed was selected the...

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someone please post a pic of the vehicle. My aunt had a very plain Biscaynw.

Why don't Jerome and Chet take their banter back and forth to their own private rooms so we don't have to endure their dribble and crap

I used to try spinning the load with water only halfway drained and a lot of times the thermal overload would stop the motor when it overheated and once the overheat sit reset it would resume the cycle

I will be posting comments about this soon as we had the Norge 15 version of this words signature washer from 1964

Precisely Rinso!!!

And I do not like that flexibility solely designated and relegated to apps on your phone and not on an appliances control panel

I actually do like the incredible flexibility found on the control panels of the ff7 front loader and the TR7 top loader. The simplified controls of the lower models leaves me very uninspired and not wanting to buy any of those lower models. I always prefer choice and flexibility in my...

If I remember correctly a few years back John actually posted that he had never used the heater option on the unit he has in his collection. But as far as I'm concerned for true temperature control in the front loader you really do need a heater to boost or maintain temperatures because if so...

And my experience has been absolutely no harm whatsoever to any plastic vessel in the dishwasher

I remember the boosted hot on the speed queens that were from the '90s and I'm disappointed they never brought it back but then again it wouldn't be a speedy Queen

People have been too brainwashed with the wonderfulness of cold and basically barely warm water washing