Reply #17
You can use the rinse and spin but that's a preselected water level
You can use the rinse and spin but that's a preselected water level
So…. You don’t know that most if not all washers are now Auto Temperature Controlled?The only thing that drives me crazy about the new Whirlpool/Maytag washers is that people do not under stand that Cold water is 67-72F when laundry manufacturers and detergent companies mention it. if you are in the northern states and Canada our water is colder than that on the hottest day of summer. It cuts the life of all the new top loads in half. When you see a detergent commercial that says "we are Canadian, we KNOW cold water", throw your shoe at the TV. If you are in the northern half of the US or further North, NEVER use a temp setting colder than Warm and you will have a washer pump and transmission system that works perfectly for 10-12 years. If you insist on tap cold water it will be dead in 4-5 years. Also there is an issue with that washer in the first post due to Panasonic making a bad batch of electronic board thru-hole pressure sensors. Then they discontinued them so there is a back order on all the Whirlpool WTW4850, WTW4855, Amana NTW4519 and Maytag MVW4500 and MVW4505 control boards. As a retailer and servicer, I miss the serviceability of the older machines, but we can still fix most boards as long as the electronic parts are available and the manufacturers have not covered them in "waterproof" epoxy.
I prefer a deep rinse. Today's spray rinses don't work as well.Yes Mark, you may choose an extra rinse if desired.
Eddie