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@logixx Pretty impessive. I like how the top shelf comes out for tall stuff.

Agree... get the bigger one. There seems to be a lot 18'' ones for sale on Craigslist. The chief complaint,they don't clean as well as a full size dishwasher.

@retro-man Correct... the photo I posted is the later 2004 model MAH6500AWW that I prefered over the first version.

I had the first version Neptunes. Had to have the wax motor locks and motor control board replaced three times. My brother has the machines now and still running. I prefer the later version 2004. I like the control panel better and have not had any problems with them.

He sure has a BIG grin on is face. What is going on down there?

It looks like a prison for laundry...

Check the belt too... slipping burning?

Herbie the Love Bug

The Thunderbirds movie

Supernatural t.v. series: 1967 Chevrolet Impla.  Jensen Ackles is also a nice enhancement...

Hoses shown...

@sudsmaster. My first thought is that the duct work is not undersized but leaking. Very common for duct work this old. Half the air just blowing in the attic or basement not reaching the intended room. Since I'm not one for "work arounds" my first question would be could you have the duct work...

1974 Chevrolet Vega Spirit of America... It always ran and always needed repair...

Sweet!

True... heat rises.  I do like fans though.. I like the feeling of moving air. When the air is still I feel like I'm in a tin can.

Dadeos you make a good point about the air flow factor. I have heard of some people adjusting the fan speed on the unit to reduce noise. I can see where this would make the unit start to build ice...

Oh yeah... remember to change that air filter often. You don't want this blockage...

Iced and blocked evaporator coil. This unit needs to be repaired. Yes running the fan would help melt this. All of the moisture would then be blown into your house causing the humidity to rise.

What happens when you leave the fan setting to "ON". When the room reaches the desired temperature the thermostat turns the compressor off. The ice on the evaporator then begins to melt. The moisture from the evaporator then gets blown into the room causing the humidity to rise. When the...

I have 110 and 220 here in Ukiah,CA  110+110 = 220