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Ohh look. Another Lazarus thread 🙄

With good resins, good design, good sonic welding tooling, you can make plastic spray arms that won’t split. There’s plastic spray arms in 23 series KitchenAids and PC tower Whirlpools still leak free to this day.

Well, the brushes in my parents’ GE lasted at least 8 years, so there’s that. It was the pump seal that gave out first. You’re tilting at windmills at this point, since the brushes motors are out and wet rotors are now in.

Ooooph. Ooooph. This might be record for dumbest thread I’ve read yet. Yes the GE brush motors suck in the sense their shaft seals were bad. Not so much the brushes. My parents and I both had GE brush motor dishwashers and they both leaked at the shaft seal. My parents’ base cabinets were...

Interesting! I kinda like those little spinners. But that’s a lot of little parts that could break. Like others have said. There’s no patent on that style of 3rd rack, but WP does have the patent on the dual spinning tubes. So I guess Samsung had to come up with another solution.

Such B S from Chet again. The house my parents built had a GE Potscrubber 1100 dishwasher from about 1995. It HAD a rear soil filter. I know, because in high school I learned how to take it apart and change the plunger valve that was notorious for deteriorating. It was very mid in the...

Only the lower end models didn’t have the soil filter in the back of the tank. The midline units had soil filtering. And that’s the time the upper models and Profile line got the superior QuietMotor and auxiliary drain pump. Oh and soil sensing!

Lmao. Jerome. I thought you liked the big hot GE dishwasher motors and the sounds of their big cooling fans? Y’all are loopy as a kids fruit cereal.

I guess when you’ve been breathing in farts for so long, huffing cool whip nitro is fresh air….

The messenger’s message is 🐂 💩.

Invensys maybe? They used to own RobertShaw and spun them off. RS is now independent again, based in Itasca, IL. They used to make all the water valves somewhere near Galena, IL till Invensys moved it all to Mexico. The valves are likely all made there now.

Chet….

Idk. I think the hatred of these GE T series washers is overblown as usual. I had two of these in two separate apartments over the years. One was the DA twin speed one with ribbed tub. That one washed really well and as long as I didn’t overload it, it washed really well and I had NO issues...

Trisodium Dicarboxymethyl Alaninate (MGDA-Na3) is primarily a chelating agent, and its role in formulations is to bind metal ions rather than directly influence sudsing behavior. However, it can indirectly affect sudsing by stabilizing the formulation and improving the performance of surfactants...

Like Panasonicvac said, if, IF ALS somehow buys Maytag (and Amana), it would purely be for the patents and IP. ALS is totally all in on the Speed Queen name, especially since they’re making more inroads in residential. At most, they would rebadge a few TC or TR units with the Maytag logo. But...

Interesting babbling brook of “consciousness.”

Check to see if the wires are loose going to the drain pump. Hopefully it’s an easy fix before getting worse.

Wild coincidence. My old neighbor friends had the same washer but with the wash plate version. They loved it but it just failed a few weeks ago also. The suspension rods were shot, it bounced around. The cold inlet valve was cracked and weeping. And the drain motor started cutting in and out...

Yeah I have to agree. I'm 100% percent certain that the chemists at P&G KNOW this happens, and are compromising on suds because something else in the formula is being forced on them by either cost or marketing. Or B) the chemists' hands are tied by some kind of desire from P&G marketing, and...

Since Jerome only deals in marketing jargon, the newest Whirlpool dishwasher platform, that has the rectangular shaped sump, and much taller tub space, has been called the "Eco Series" when it has the manual filter cup. This filter cup layout I've seen so far on all Whirlpool models, the lower...