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maytaga806

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Hey all, a week ago I bought my first washer I’ve ever bought for myself, which was a more basic style 90s Whirlpool direct drive, as posted a few days ago in here.

I bought the set for a very good price from a refurbished appliance store, once I bought them and installed them I noticed the washer had a pretty good leak. I was so pissed off, but it was MY fault for not testing it before I left with it which is something I always do, but this time I was in a time rush and wrongly trusted it would be fine, but to hell I was wrong unfortunately. I removed the cabinet and found the leak was coming from the bottom left of the outer plastic tub, there was a crack at the bottom. So since I did have a warranty for these machines I called them to let them know and they told me they’d replace it, so yesterday I finally received my replacement and I’m in love.

This washer works exactly like new, runs perfectly. absolutely love it, it’s obviously the same washer as I bought before but this one has way more options and settings, a higher model than the more basic 6 cycle I had previously. I need to get a fabric softener dispenser for this washer as well, just don’t wanna get an overpriced one on eBay and whatnot.

Just figured I’d update. And yes it got a very good cleaning inside and out.

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Nice set and you'll enjoy the warm/warm selection that's almost nonexistent these days.

Be on the lookout for a spare timer on Ebay. Whirlpool has obsoleted most of their pre 2000 washer timers. Just about everything else is easily obtainable though.
 
curious of the time frame of this units timer.....

as in, is the WARM rinse a true fill temp?

I had one from 2000, the rinse fill was COLD, but the Spray Rinse at the end was WARM....

some models threw this little trick in there.....

you can find dispensers all over ebay inexpensively....

 
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Yes it’s a true warm rinse and the spray rinse is warm as well I believe. I love both of them they work just like new, they were well taken care of machines and only will be used a few times a week.
 
I’ll have to keep an eye out for that, thanks for the tip that’s a good one if I’m going to keep this machine and I don’t ever plan on getting rid of these whirlpools ever. I am they're final owner lol.
 

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