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Sorry, I was wrong, I just double checked. The final assembly of the machine was in Newton as runematic said. However, the transmission itself was built in Herrin.

The location listed on the label is almost always the location of the company's headquarters, not the place the product was actually built. My Maytag range also says "Newton, IA" on the label but I know they never made cooking products there.

You don't have a Newton-built machine, that is an Atlantis which is the Norgetag design, just like the one in the first post.

1109 = September 2011

I'm a big fan of my GE gas range from 2012. It's well built, no reliability issues. And it wasn't made in Mexico, it was made right here in the USA.

They are still making the DD Thin Twins. No idea how much longer. And you're right, DD has been discontinued for everything else, including commercial.

Service bulletin I just checked, and Whirlpool has a service pointer out for this issue on this model. Their solution is to replace the main board, which differs from the above fixes of reconnecting the stator motor and replacing the stator. I notice they only listed a limited serial range...

Good review of your Speed Queen front loader. These are really well made front loaders, I wish I still had mine from my last house. They deserve a lot of credit for keeping the front service access panel unlike the other brands. Having said that, people seem to like to bash LG, but what is the...

I agree that the LG's are good washers overall. I have one now that had some issues at the beginning, but most of the other brands have similar complaints, andI know there are many people who have had no issues with theirs. Consumer Reports surveys showed a 6% repair rate, which beats out all...

I doubt these are the last mechanical washers, looking at their roadmap it appears they will introduce electronic controls in 2015, but only on higher end models. It looks as if they will keep a mechanical control model available until at least 2018.

The Greenbean SDK is J4v4scr1pt based. For some reason the site is not letting me write out that word.

I don't actually have any hands-on experience with this thing, I just spent a bit of time reading through GE's GitHub page. It looks like they're still working on their laundry documentation, but here is their page on the range. The Greenbean SDK is based. And no, as far as I know, you won't...

I think one of the "features" you get by upgrading to a higher end model is the ability to turn off the beep. I'm betting the manual covers multiple models and it just might not be possible on yours.

I have been buying the Whirlpool VMW machines for my rental properties, and they're good for what they are. However, I'm not too familiar with the competition in that price bracket nowadays. Can anyone comment on how these VMW's would hold up compared to the GE's on the market today, or those...

Hi, fellow appliance enthusiast here, I've been lurking here for a while but just joined today! Here's some info about the Green Bean module. I plan on ordering one soon. Historically, Whirlpool has been my favorite manufacturer but it's stuff like this that's really been making me like GE more...