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You’re totally missing the point. Coffee grounds would act differently than strings and wisps of white or green onion, in the centrifugal separator.

Nope. Nope. My modules are in perfect working order. It’s a matter of the sampling and centrifuge system and how certain particles react. Flow paths are not uniform, and the fluid cyclonic action does not always spin out all particles at the same rate or time. Some will go out the upper arm...

Don’t forget the Powerclean! Even though it cleans very well, and handles more soil than most; it’s not a “clean water” design. I’ve had it regularly distribute little chopped up pieces of onion that sometimes remain on glasses and silverware. Something a tall tub with a filter system never...

Chet should buy this so they will be less sad.

Understatement of the freakin’ century.

Nobody is lying about their dishwashers. GE has been “disingenuous” about their hard food disposers, for over a decade. The spinning blades are hidden behind the filters. BUT it’s not a lie. The chopper blades are physically there.

It’s not about pleasing consumers. It’s about making a sale. Pleasing shareholders. And get in just enough sales to make “line go up.”

Hi! Welcome! It gets rowdy in here sometimes but there’s some great, knowledgeable folks too.

lol what a joke. The latest of those are from 2022. Many seem like bad shipping damage complaints. Some are legit appliance failures. But there are less than 800 “1 star” reviews there. Hardly anywhere near the thousands and millions you bleat about. That’s also just some obscure “complaint”...

Are these “thousands of consumers” in the room with us right now?

I was taking about washers since I think it makes mote sense with them. But with griddles I think I agree. Fridges from what some here call the golden age; the 1970s, the cost of midline fridges were about $350-700. In 2025 money, that’s $2,500-5,100. So you can get fridges today for similar...

This is exactly what I try to tell people. The engineers at these appliances companies could totally make a modern and efficient and reliable machine/s. But, they would cost like 1500-2000 dollars. I’ve asked family and friends before. If you could get a washer that you know would last 20...

It doesn’t matter what your opinion or beliefs are. Thankfully, what actually matters is their testing data and Consumer Reports, Reviewed, test results say.

What are you even on about? Touchscreens? Only the upper trim appliances have touchscreens. Most models have touch pads and knobs still. Even though they are electronic now. Most people are not demanding touchscreens. If anything, most people want touchscreens to go away or get smaller...

You think that’s what they teach in college. Haha. Oh boy. And that’s not how companies work either. Engineering is subservient to marketing in practically every industry except aerospace. And Boeing tried to reverse that. Didn’t go well for them. Any of the wiz-bangery engineering comes up...

I would agree. The documentation seems wrong for the cycle guide. Check out the guide for the 104, that seems more accurate. 104 cycle guide IDK who has been doing Whirlpool Corp’s manuals and documentation the past several years, but it’s hot garbage.

This is the problem with the internet. All the village oddities find each other and scream to everyone else that "they're the problem. And only the "truth" can be found through "them." What a bunch of messiah complexes. I move for @Alan to close the thread.

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That's what I was kinda thinking too, Michael. I am guessing they re-calibrated the Normal cycle to run much shorter when light/no soil is sensed. And if the load is dirtier, it switches to a longer Normal wash or adds a pre-wash. Since this WP is brand new, I wonder if the new cycle programming...

Oh gosh, these made-up cycle sequences again......sigh. That is an 11.25 gallon cycle. That is ridiculous in 2025 for a "normal" wash. Even the venerable PowerClean could do a fine job in just 6.5 gallons. I don't know what you're on about, but I won't agree to it. Nope, nein, no, nie, لا...