I forgot...
Yes, Whirlpool definitely needs to put a in drain pump access door.
Yes, Whirlpool definitely needs to put a in drain pump access door.
Are new Whirlpool FL Washers in the pipline?
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The indoor Hotpoint Aqualtises never had controll issues to speak off. Their bearings were shot way before that, always.
LG has a simmilar design on its Signature combo.
And I doubt that you'd have to replace the entire door panel or even that a lot can go wrong there.
It probably only has the interface in the door, any real control stuff is probably within the machine.
LG has a simmilar design on its Signature combo.
And I doubt that you'd have to replace the entire door panel or even that a lot can go wrong there.
It probably only has the interface in the door, any real control stuff is probably within the machine.
New Maytag
Very Samsung-esque
Very Samsung-esque
washerdude
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Unless it is Samsung built...like the later models of the Maytag Neptune.
Dryer
All those dryer cycles are for marketing. Heavy Duty vs. Jeans? Regular vs. Normal vs. Whites? Etc.
Well let me tell you, I like the variety. And as I've said countless times, I do not pay attention to what the label of cycles is. What matters to me is how a cycle executes. And each one of those cycles no doubt offers different nuances. A reason why I want downloadable cycles. And Whirlpool is beginning to deliver with their current TOL dishwasher. In one of the recent KitchenAid dishwasher releases, the user manual mentioned connectivity and downloading cycles. (no current models in KA line offer that). To be honest, I've not liked the current WP FL family offerings because they removed several basic cycles that my model/series offered. Cycles that all the foreign-based companies still offered. I don't use my Jeans cycle for just jeans. It's essentially a delicate cycle with interim spins (which Delicate and Hand Wash don't allow) plus a cool down. I use it for my "golf" shirts. I use Bulky Items for some of my casual wear for work--a medium tumble and an initial "soak" period for 4 to 6 minutes. Their dishwasher downloadable cycles include an Anti-Bacterial (has the exact same sequence as the KUDS25 cycle with the same name). There have been a few times recently I sure could have used--featuring the prolonged prewash due to cycle being held while water heats to 135 as well as extra high temp main wash. And that extra hot temps strip away stubborn food soil.
