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I just got this same modle In October of 23. Hope you did a calibration cycle before use. It's recommended that you put 5 to 6 towels in the washer and do a rinse spin cycle. I just put it on normal. On mine, I noticed that during the wash it will keep adding water. By the end of the wash...

Back in the 70's, was having a window lid on a 1-18 an option on most models or was that just on gold crown series, and if so what models were in the gold crown series? Pictures would be helpful

Does anyone know the year of this Kenmore Ad?

I Remember Seeing this set on the floor of the catalog store in my small home town. Why is it that I remember this washer having a roto-swirl agitator?

Thanks qsd-dan: I was following that same logic, thinking that the standard compacity model would have been A182, but no avail. I know they updated again making the Large capacity A412 with the standard compacity model being A112. but can't find anything on the 300 series.

I was watching a youtube video the other day on the Maytag A382. To me, it's an updated version of the A106 in large capacity. My question is, is there a Standard capacity version of this model, and did Maytag ever make a large capacity version of the A106 center dial of that time period?

My complex did the same thing They replaced my countertops, sink and all the other appliances. My machine was in Stainless Steel. I used the dishwasher once, it leaked. I will say that I didn't have a problem with loading and did what I always do, scrape, not rinse. It cleaned very well...

Having problems seeing the "Picture of the day" ?

I've always wondered...... On thses machines, in the top rack, the very outside rows, could one place glasses there, and I mean like regular drinking glasses?

You are right!! I stand corrected.

NOPE That's a206. The 606 had a soak cycle. They replaced the tub and agitator on this

My Mom has a 510 with suds saver. She got it in '80 or '81. Still going strong today.

You are correct DADoES Not to mention, one must take into account of water hardness in their area. Here in Texas the water is hard. Mineral deposits form quickly on everything, so I do let my washer run the "clean cycle" with some borax in the machine. This helps here with the mineral...

ryner1988 I use normal, permanent press, whites, and delicates. The best feature (at least for me) is that after every 40 cycles, it tells you it's time to run the tub clean cycle.

GElaundry4ever Yes the normal cycle does leave clothes damp--from spinning out so well. The water level rises through out the cycle

@ryner1988: There is braille on the machine for power and start. But that's it. On this model there is no tone difference when changing cycles. I will tell you that as far as temps go, yes on Normal and Heavy Duty, the temps are dumbed down. As the manual says, Hot is the temp of an adult...

I do have to say......... I got that Samsung model a year ago and I couldn't be happier with it. So far, no issues and I think it rinses better and spins better than the LG I had.

yup I have a whirlpool WDF520P. When I just use Normal with heated dry, everything gets clean, but on my table knives, the will bet brown spots which wipe right off. But when I use Sani rinse, no spots. I would really love to replace this dishwasher with a Bosch. Never had any problems when...

Whirlpool--petski50 My Mom had that same washer, she told me once that she had purchased that washer 1 year before my brother was born, so that would have been either 1958 or '59