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GE Hydrowave video I've posted this before, but its worth a second look for those who haven't seen it. I own this machine, and the noises that you hear in the video are much louder than the real machine makes. Maybe they did that just to make sure you could recognize the sounds, I don't know...

GE Profile My GE Profile is 7 years old and still working fine with no problems. Make sure whatever machine you get that it has NYLON coated racks, and not PVC. The racks in my machine are nylon, and still look like new, whereas PVC racks would have rust spots by now. My machine is quiet enough...

I agree on the tub seals I had an Amana with a similiar control board, I bought new in 2000, luckly I moved them downstairs on concrete when I got a newer W/D set for upstairs. The tub seal started leaking, and I didn't know it until the motor fried. 6 1/2 years of service for what Amana...

Plastic tubs are fine,,,, I've had a tall tub GE PDW model with a plastic tub for 7 years now, with no stain or yellowing problems whatsoever. Its a decent priced machine and more than quiet enough for most peoples likings. Stainless steel dishwasher tubs give more of a commercial appearance...

How the topic drifts,,,,lol OK,,I OWN this machine, and the water level does go all the way to the top, so I don't know why GE decided on a lower level. CU rates this machine as "average" in cleaning abilities. But unless you are a diesel mechanic or farmer, most of us city slickers don't get...

Straight from the GE website, a good video on the mechanics of the new hydrowave wash system http://gei.portals.streamos.com/cc/channel.php?emcid=1024&empid=4573&packageid=0000?emcid=1024&empid=4573&packageid=0000

SQ - Amana A question to you all. Were Amana's made around the year 2000, sisters under the skin to Speed Queen's made then, before Maytag bought them, and then Whirlpool bought Maytag.

Yup Yes Andrew, you are correct. If you notice I said "I believe" as I wasn't sure of that particular fact. But all other facts I have stated are correct. The electronic inverter board is mounted on top of the motor and protected with a plastic hood. The machine has no mechanical braking...

Gezzzz people,,,, I own the machine in the link above. The Hydrowave washer replaced the ones with transmissions. The tub and suspension of the machine are the same, but the drive system is totally different. The hydrowave machines use a electronic inverter control board that reverse's the...

I found this to be an interesting video on Kenmore front loaders http://<object width=

Control switch Seeing that control switch on that dryer brings back memories. That thing can be a problem. I had a TOL DE810, maybe? Its been too many years to remember for sure but I bought it in 1984. It was totally electronic. I don't even think it had any selections for timed drying...

I think the design engineering on this machine would have been better spent on rustproofing the metal, instead of worrying what the room temperature was when the machine was operating. Sounds like way over engineering to me, for a clothes dryer of that day.

Whirlpool owns all,,,, Whirlpool owns the brands of KitchenAid, Maytag, Amana, and Roper. Tell tale signs on dryers are the lint filter that pulls from the top of the machine in front of the control panel, a Whirlpool design for 40 years now.

GE Cleaver fridge And those GE models had rounded circular shelves that rotated around a center spiral shaft, allowing the complete shelf to be accessed by rotating it. That allowed you to access things in the back, without reaching over other items.

Nope Nope, those are still high end Profile washers,,,sorry This is " The Wizard "

NOPE That pic is of the top of the line Profiles. The Wizard had a smaller electronic control panel on it, and was badged "Wizard" on the front as well.