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absolutly gorgeous! and the machine isnt bad either

I always thought the clips on the dial turned the heat off, also, why are dryers not made with more then one speed now?

bajaespuma- My tag was had the same symptoms as your, long story short- the problem ended up just being the rollers needed replaced and lubed for the slide plate motor mounting.

I 2ND that "Don't forget that your drain hose may have to loop "UP" as high as it can go to prevent siphoning." It is amazing how many professional forget to do this, and then people wonder why their DW dosent wash well......lol

Chris, Your sexy w/o hair

LOL

I wanna know if that tall blue glass in the corner, came out with bits of food in the bottom of it!?????

I gave my Maytag about a 3 week vacation, when I went back to use it, the thermal overload would turn the motor off upon start up of spin. (The machine would start spinning, but water would not pump out) So, I replaced the belts, water pump, and motor - the same problem is occuring! Whats going...

CHRISTFR! Im there! Im claiming it! I think you mentioned before to me that it needed a new seal for the air inlet on the heater?? But that it was still operational as it wasnt yet leaking. Not sure if I still have your email address email me back at [email protected]

When the Haier caught on fire, it was in the middle of the wash cycle, didnt even get to dry cycle yet. I also always use energy saver dry. It caught fire somewhere under where the motor is. Haier came and took it and brought me a new one, the new one is still in the box.........anyone want...

about 2 years ago, I had a 18 in Haier catch fire, luckily, I was home to put it out.

I smell pre-rinsed dishes! Nice job John, I guess I'll have to post some pic's of my machine loaded as well, to me it's more fun than a jig-saw puzzle! Although I think I would have positioned the custard cups underneath the 9x13, and I would have separated the electric knife blades. Also I...

This machine looks the same as the Haier I had that caught on fire after a few months worth of use. Haier picked up that one and brought me a new one. The new one has been setting in the box for 6 months.

very cool!!

Did you check to make sure the top rack was NOT adjustable?

WP Powercrean We had one of these growing up, I remember the silverware issue-with the basket on door. We use to put the basket in the rack and that solved the dirty silverware problem. I think a larger flatware basket placed in the rack would probably have been the best setup. Also I remember...

agiflow, I 2nd that

Kelly You are right, the fact that this one is almost 20 years old, could have something to do with the lack of a great wash for ME. Also, it is funny how people can say the exact opposite opinions on the same appliance! LOL I agree, the sounds of the water whipping around in the maytag are...

I am running one of these as i type, and i agree it took getting used to. I dont think this creans as well as my newer design KA, especially for the silverware. Tall items such as stock pots, and iced tea pitchers have to be loaded in the center of the upper rack, and tilted to catch the water...

you all are missing the point, its not the heating element that overheated and caught fire! Its the wiring underneath that caught fire or shorted out. Thats what GADGET GARY meant when he said "Ultimately I determine the cause: one of the wires to the heating elements broke at the crimp...