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This is a pretty interesting video I watched a lot when it first came out, and you may find interesting.   Person from Hawaii with a Maytag Dependable Care where the plastic was exposed to the sun a lot and had started to deteriorate. The repair work may not make all of it look 100% perfect...

Well I think after that, they moved to the "self-cleaning" filters which cleaned themselves every time the washer drained.    Then later they went away from those, and the most common posts I have seen as the reason for that was either it was cheaper to make that way, or the dryer's lint...

Chris, (not to hijack the thread or anything) here's a video of mine of another machine, you can easily see the turnover involved.     (starts at 21:46, the link i posted for some reason keeps making it a bit earlier than that)

Yeah, I haven't listened to much of what CR has said for quite a while now. 

Tub Indexing That is correct. After you use it for a while, the indexing will stop. 

I wish I could like your post more than once! 

Not to speak for him or anything, but I think Robert thad said that when Thread Resurrection was started here, he had to remove that feature because of the read/unread databases. Something along those lines.....

An easy solution to those bed sheets......... got a match?      Okay, but in all seriousness, I am single and there is nothing more comfortable than a bed with fresh cleaned sheets! I usually wash mine once a week, sometimes once every two weeks if I am lazy, and I hope that isn't pushing it...

Well, I took the pump off and could not find anything, at least what you can visibly see through the ports, and nothing in the outer tub either. I did manually turn the pump shaft and it moves very easily, so all I could think of trying is maybe just giving the pump a good rinsing inside...

Hi guys, It's hard to catch this on video, so I will try to explain this best I can.     As you hear on many machines during the agitation portion, you can hear the "air" sound while the pump runs, and at some point the drain hose makes the light "gurgle" sound after a certain amount of each...

The first one makes more sense to me.   The second one though can go either way. either faulty manufacturing, or people not leaving the doors propped open. Who knows...

A little off-topic, but this reminds me of when I was looking for a WP direct drive for my bro. The higher models said something like a 3.4 to a 4.0 cubic ft tub. I sure didn't fall for that, but I'm sure others did. 

My bro has a machine like this just with a different control panel. It gets the job done every time,and the motor on that thing looks like a good STRONG one too. Nick's one is clearly no exception.

What's the point? I never realized there was something wrong with simply pulling the door open.   Just another marketing gimmick.

Belt Eating From other posts I have seen, I think the Amana-labeled washers didn't have the motor directly attached to the outer tub (or the support, I am unsure of the exact piece) instead it was attached to the bottom, so when the tub would move from agitation or spin, the motor stayed...

Excellent choice! You will get many good years of service with that DD! 

I must admit.... I read the comments more than anything. haha 

That was awesome! very cool to see!    I dont know of any other machine that can make a neutral drain sound cool. haha 

Well I mean come on, what do you expect from Lots of Grief? 

I've used a machine very similar to that one before. Nick (whirlykenmore78) could probably give you more info on that as he is a huge fan of Hobart equipment.