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They may not be an exact match, but I think this dryer will look really nice sitting next to my 806 washer!

I've emailed the seller!

The screws on the front are centered, this machine uses a commercial top and lid, which is offset to the left a bit to allow enough room for a coin-box on the right.

New Belt Drive One of the engineers I worked with (he recently retired) bought it from work (Whirlpool) for his wife. She refused to use it because it didn't have a dual action agitator and so the machine sat in his garage until... Well... I guess it was actually mid-May... He offered the...

That's a belt drive! I got this machine brand new a few weeks ago. Everything is so shiny!!! Great machine.

These Duets do not have a pump driven recirculation spray, the blue nozzle is for the Load and Go bulk dispensing feature. The direct drive US made Duets do have a tilted drum.

Yes, this machine has recirculation. I have this machine (in dark grey) as my daily driver!

There is no water inlet with this dryer nor a water reservoir. The only hose coming from this dryer is a drain hose that the dryer pumps the condensed water out of and down the drain.

A mixed load of clothes (3/4 full in my Oasis) generally take about an hour and 45 minutes to dry on Eco Mode in this dryer. At some point I will do some comparison testing of identical loads dried on Eco Mode vs Speed Mode. I highly doubt this dryer uses less power than a gas dryer, after all...

Kenmoreguy, i'd be interested to see how much power it uses as well! The water connection is actually for the drain. Greg, here are some pics of the HybridCare filter:

According to Reviewed.com, on the Normal cycle (medium heat) "Temperatures on the Speed, Balanced, and Eco settings peaked at just 135.4°F (one hour and 9 minutes), 127.7°F (one hour and 18 minutes), and 118.8°F (one hour and 28 minutes), respectively."   I'm not sure about temps on the Towels...

I am an employee of Whirlpool Corporation and these are my personal opinions which do not reflect the opinion of Whirlpool Corporation.   After a very lucky raffle at work, I got one of these beauties delivered straight from the factory to my basement! I am absolutely in love with this...

It's the same drive system as previous VMW machines that replaced LEAP (direct drive).

Food for thought... The Triple Action Kenmore agitator with the blue auger has a base with larger fins than the non-triple action agitators of other WP made machines.

Geeze... Nearly 13 years ago!!! That was the first time I ever saw a Kelvinator (ABC-O-Matic), a GM Frigidaire, or Calypso running... Seems like an eternity!

Wish I could get it!!!! This is the washer that started it all for me. This pic is me when I was 8. The washer had just died and we were waiting for the new one to arrive. I miss it!

The new machine does NOT have the Fisher Paykel drive system in it. It DOES have a direct drive BPM motor with a planetary drive.

I put a 15 foot drain hose on my coin-op SQ for a year while in college. It didn't seem to blink an eye at it.

Seems like a pretty old idea to me...

This is my personal opinion. Hmmmm... I'd have to talk to some of the engineers at work but that sounds like a water valve issue... I'll ask when I'm back in the office.