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Yes it does work the same way My Mom has a Maytag A512 With suds Savor. What she does do is she puts a paint stir stick in to hold the lid switch in so the washer well run with the lid open. After the water reaches the small load level (appox.) she will start adding clothes slowly. By the...

Keep in mind I had one from this series in Florida. These were still made by WCI. If you look at the bottom wash arm, all the jets are at the end of each side. For the reasons mentioned above, I had the same trouble with dishes not getting clean, I use to adjust the amount of detergent I...

Same here Having grown up in the north, it was always very comforting to see the exhaust coming from a dryer vent in the winter. I remember playing outside in the snow and seeing my mothers dryer vent and neighbors vents blowing out the "smoke" on a winter afternoon, That would make me go...

Knits Setting This is a single speed Maytag. The Knits setting gave 4 mins. of wash action followed by the rest of the Permanent Press cycle of cool down, deep rinse and final spin of 3 mins.

I'm wondering what the cycle sequence was on this Ward's dishwasher. Looking at the detergent cups, and timer settings, I'm thinking that the Normal/Econo setting was : R-W-W-R-R-D. Would this be correct?

I have the model down from this WDF760. I love it!!!. I did have to recently change from Finish to Cascade because of Texas having hard water. I mostly run the Normal or Sensor Cycle. Cycle times can go anywhere from 2hr 40mins to 3hrs 10mins depending on the soil level. I don't rinse, but...

A lot of it has to do with your own particular water. When I lived in PA, I had naturally soft spring water there and never had to use a rinse aid and could use a minimal amount of detergent. Here in Texas the water is hard so I use rinse aid now .

Thanks PhilR, Those are Great!!

that's the video I was referring to. The 3 ring does great. But I wonder if the rollermatic does just as well with 5 jeans.

I would love to see a video of these washing 5 pairs of jeans.

it will "sense" the water to see what it has to do to get the load clean. When I use Normal cycle, I will usually get main wash, rinse, rinse, dry. It has done main wash, purge, and final rinse. I have also got it to do prewash, main wash, purge and final rinse. It all depends on what the...

I have the whirlpool sister machine, except mine has "Target Clean" or "Turbo Zone". The Power Wave wash arm is the same as the total coverage wash arm. I have been super pleased with mine. It cleans great!!! You made a good choice.

Could be a GE/Hotpoint. Could also be a Westinghouse

My Mom got this washer in 1981. It's still going strong today.

My Boyfriend has one of these. I was listening/watching it last night at his place after we loaded the dinner dishes. During the fill, you will hear a snap f the solenoid. Listening to it, it would seem that it is flushing any remaining dirty water from the sump before allowing it to fill...

Congrats on your find!! I remember seeing this growing up. Everyone that had them seemed really happy with them. A while back Robert our webmaster, did a comparison of his unimatic version washing 5 pairs of jeans against a whirlpool doing the same 5 pair of jeans for roll over. I'd love to...

I would like to go back to 1959 and get a "Program Computer" Westinghouse set like Mopor has. Stop in at 1972 and pick up a GE set along with a Frigidaire 1-18 crown set. Has to have with window lid you know.

I also have the smilar Whirlpool with the Total Coverage Wash Arm with front controls. I LOVE IT!! You made a great choice.

I have the 710 which is the same model, but with front controls. I love mine! does a great job and I have yet to pull anything out that was not perfectly clean.

Bosch Mike: I had that same Bosch when I lived in Florida, only with a SS front. I so loved that machine. Very quiet, cleaned like a champ and never had a problem with it. As I said in my Thread about V.I.P Weezer, I would have gotten a Bosch this time around as well, Just wasn't in my...