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Our Whirlpool Duet WFW72HEDW0 is now a year old. It still cleans amazing and there are no smells. Recently though, I've been noticing one thing on certain loads, It does not reach full speed at all, not even 600RPM. We did our comforter yesterday and it reached 1200 rpm no problem. We did a load...

All cycles during the second rinse. Once it happend during the wash portion of Heavy Duty for me because of the heavy load and how much water was in it. I think it really depends on the weight of the load and how much water it adds during either the washes or rinses.

Yep, Once I did that on high level rinse and paused it, the door didn't unlock so i waited, and then it threw the error code and went into drain.

A slight annoyance you will have is that if the door is open for too long and the water is to high to it but not to you, it will flash up an F8 E3 error code and beep and go right into drain. I don't really care about this error as each time its happend was when the door was open for a long...

This is very interesting... I searched the parts on repairclinic and its not only the board that Whirlpool supplies, but parts that even range from the agitator, all the way to the motor. And apperantly even the spider is made by Whirlpool. Drum? Whirlpool. Agitator and Motor? Whirlpool. Pump...

@murando531 Oh in that case, mine always does that between main wash and rinse and sometimes between pre wash and main wash. Thanks!

Purges What are purges? I've never seen our Kenmore 15113 do one at all.

Passing by the LG's channel on Youtube when I noticed a set of new videos on their new LG Sidekick washer. I love how it behaves just like the full size top loads.

Actually, both spray arms move at the same time which made me very excited when we first got ours. And also, when you check the model 15113 (which is the closest model to your protable version) on reviewed, you will notice right away it does better then most dishwashers on the burnt on cheese test.

Our duet front loader is practically quiet during the wash and you can't hear anything but the sloshing and some buttons/zippers. During the drain the pump makes hum sound, when the water is drained it sounds similiar to the direct drive pumps but the sound is constant. Now being that the motor...

The new GE HE toploaders only take 34 minutes now....whats to complain about that.. http://laundry.reviewed.com/news/ge-new-top-loader-gtw680bsjws-is-the-fastest-weve-ever-seen

Never seen the inside of the older Duets. It does seem that newer Duets are being built better actually. The tub hangs off of a strong metal bracket which goes across the top unlike the tub hanging off the side panel on older ones.

Why are dryers even being brought into this? Every single dryer right now on the market does what it is intended to do without limits. WP still makes the top lint filter design which has been used for years. Dryers are simple machines which can pretty much last almost forever (even Samsung and...

Belive it or not I actually own the built in version of that dishwasher (15113). To start off, cycle times aren't too long at all. We let the hot water run for a few seconds before turning it on and the wash cycle lasts from 80-90 minutes without heated dry. IMO that is pretty resonable. The...

@brucelucenta I couldn't have agreed more. Our FL is now a year old and there are no smells or mold growing anywhere.

Quick Question How well does the steam cycle on the dryer work at removing wrinkles?

How hot do dryers get when being run at high temp? We are getting a new dryer and we are replacing the semi rigid ducting which is listed at 435F maximum operating temp. Answers are welcome!

You do have the option of selecting an any temp rinse on extra rinse though. To do this set it to drain and spin and turn on extra rinse, pick your options and hit start.

The medium spin speed on normal i find really is not medium...It's more like....50 rpm less from 1200rpm...

We notice that with our 1 year old duet, whenever we do laundry there is lots water hammer. Especially when the hot and cold valves switch rapidly on warm. We have decided to opt out on water hammer arresters. Has anybody used these? And if so how big of a difference have they made? Feedback is...