I agree that a final spray rinse would make these machines absolutely perfect. I think the best thing to do is to learn the correct detergent dosage to effect minimal residue after the generous single spray rinse. I will generally select a warm rinse so the spray delivers maximum water volume, then switch to cold after the spray action has ended.
The remarks about underloading/overly high water level are timely. I washed king size sheets yesterday in my 712 and let the tub fill to the top. After agitation had started, I checked for turnover and saw that I could have gotten away with a lower fill level. I didn't know then that this could cause balance problems, but sure enough, the load wasn't balanced going into the first spin. I lowered the water level for the rinse and it went into final spin with ease.
And to all of those who insist that Maytags like to walk off with your laundry, take a good look at that tea cup!
The remarks about underloading/overly high water level are timely. I washed king size sheets yesterday in my 712 and let the tub fill to the top. After agitation had started, I checked for turnover and saw that I could have gotten away with a lower fill level. I didn't know then that this could cause balance problems, but sure enough, the load wasn't balanced going into the first spin. I lowered the water level for the rinse and it went into final spin with ease.
And to all of those who insist that Maytags like to walk off with your laundry, take a good look at that tea cup!