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I literally take mine out, dump water becuase there's always some left in there...occasionally taking it apart and washing it... which is easy.. but more importantly... the housing... it gets plenty of air but I will ocassionally get a cleaning toothbrush and peroxide or bleach (not both) and...

I always love hearing good reports on washers... Yes it's only 4 months old but so far, so good.. That's a good sign. I feel like sometimes if something is wrong with the machine it would show up by now... I'm SOOOO GLAD you're taking that dispenser out and dumping the water and letting it...

I never understand why they don't find all these things that go wrong after a model is introduced to the market... I mean, I thought they researched and developed the crap out of these things. Wouldn't these problems show up during the MANY HOURS of testing they do on them? I mean, do they not...

yesterday I was watching a video of a 1972 Kenmore top load...it was overloaded. I increased the video to 5x to watch and it rolled the load over really well, even though, like I said, it was overloaded... You really need to watch all these washer videos in FAST speed to be able to see the...

Before I got my front load...and had a top load... the washer was always finished before the dryer... Now it's the opposite... the dryer is finished before the washer...but I've grown to be totally OK with that. Most of the loads I do are around an hour long... that's with heavy duty and extra...

My point voyager from 2005 was replaced in 2014. I remember one day I was running it in the kitchen and I it was making this HORRIBLE SCREECHING sound and I could smell something burning. I stopped it, hit cancel drain praying it would drain the water. That's when I got my new maytag which has...

I hardly EVER use it... Maybe once every couple of years... and remember, I didn't even discover it until after I had been using my machine like 13 years or something (LOL) I mean, it fills with lots of water and does the crazy rotations and water goes everywhere... but the water itself ISN'T...

I vaguely remember you doing that. I think I remember the pictures of where you had this tore down....but I can't remember the story behind it...something about you got it from a relative and tore it down, fixed some things and cleaned it.... It's so funny... of all of the people over the years...

Right now in April 2025... if I had to buy all new appliances Dishwasher it would be a Whirlpool or Bosch.. I think Whirlpool makes good dishwashers like the Maytag/Kitchenaid/Whirlpool models A refrigerator... I honestly do NOT have a clue... I know definitely not LG or Samsung... Maybe the...

Personally... I don't feel like this control board problem is any way a new thing.. I feel like over the years I've constantly read stories of control board failures... no matter which company made the appliance. I guess there could be a string of really bad ones...

I really would be devastated if this happened.... Let's hope they're able to bounce back and he's wrong.

The only thing I can think of that the board is still working is the surge protector. It could be luck... but it definitely hasn't hurt it all these yrs so any modern washer I have will be plugged into one... YEARS ago, I learned this machine had a hidden clean washer cycle... you have to press...

Yep I've seen them in action and they do well... although the only bad thing is I don't think any of them have extra rinse

I wonder how widespread the control board issues are? It seems like they've been going on forever... Even my duet .. it's board went on the 2nd or so year..sometimes in 2007 or 2008... I remember reading something online while I was going through that debacle having it fixed with multiple tech...

would one of those 2.7 cu ft front loaders hold about the same amount as the typical TL washers from the 70s/80s that were around 3.2 cubic feet that most ppl had in their homes? I'm guessing minus the agitator it would be equivalent... but I'm totally guessing.

EXACTLY!!!! If you wash like a white load of towels/wash clothes/ rags, t shirts it seems OK.... It's when you put thick jeans in or something like a comforter that it does almost NOTHING.... Like the SQ TR series (Unless it's changed from a few years ago)... video demo guy did a load of thick...

No clue..the only kind of info I could get was seeing a couple of videos on youtube... I does have water level control... I think the fill settings are auto, low, med, hi, and max...so you do have control with that... I also don't know if the water temps are dumbed down nor do I care really...

I actually don't mind the REAL old school TL washers... the ones like the GM Frigidaire (my favorite of all of them)... And then Kenmore's dual action (Yes, I know they shortened the lifespan of clothes) I wasn't a superfan of the straight vane agitators because that's what we had growing...

My friend Liz who I used to work with called me. She's like "Mark, I got a new Maytag washer and I freaking LOVE it" Something went wrong with her old TL washer. She couldn't remember the brand name. She doesn't care about appliances at all as long as they just work...She said it was awful and...

I think pump shaking is not a sing of it failing then I think it's all good... because it sounds really healthy when it does its drains...just for whatever reason before the final spin it gets shaky like that for some reason. It's possible that it's always done this and I've just never noticed...