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IMHO
I now own six LG front loaders. All but one had minor issues once I got them home. I get all of them from a local used appliance dealer,Smith's. They hate all front loaders and are staying on that Kebmore/Whirlpool/Maytag syndrome. My worst one being a WA3941CW. It has the steam feature, 1400 TPM final spin ,a recirculation spray and had to be completely overhauled. Everything replaced. The drum, the motors,the mother board,the bearings,the pump, and the drum light. I paid $350 for the labor and parts were free. The others needed door lock assembly, New pump, new boot or new front from rust due to customers pouring bleach like there's no tomorrow overselling the tray causing it to run down the front causing immediate corrosion and rust. Now they all work fine and look brand new. I have two others to pick up and check. One is red,the other blue and has a square window. My friend, Bob, is a registered LG technician and gets me parts cheap enough to make it worth repairing. I have only one unit that broke down but, it was my own fault for attempting to wash four dinner rugs at a time. The machine went severely off balance breaking the pressure switch off the drum. I had to get a new part and replace the broken one ($34) and it now is back in service. Speed Queens are great. I won't say anything bad about them however,their capacity is too small for me, I would NEVER pay that price for ANY appliance. Even if it had diamonds lining the rear of the inner tub. I have been totally spoiled having the LG WM8000. A huge 5.0 capacity washer and the DE8000 electric dryer with a 9cu ft capacity. THEY'RE HUGE!!!! 30" wide. And they are my absolute favorite set. I found them on CL about a year ago for $999. I told the previous owner I had only $700 and got them. The previous owner delve them here from Captain Cook. About fifty nine miles one way. Great pair of beautiful laundry equipment. Speaking of which, I just received a never used solid stainless steel Westinghouse Laundromat ink press that has the three ladies loading and unloading their laundry at the local Westinghouse Laundromat. And a turquoise porcelain on steel washing machine (front loading) with a cartoon baby in the front with a clear plastic disc that turns and has bubbles printed on it to make the character look like their getting a spin on laundry.
I now own six LG front loaders. All but one had minor issues once I got them home. I get all of them from a local used appliance dealer,Smith's. They hate all front loaders and are staying on that Kebmore/Whirlpool/Maytag syndrome. My worst one being a WA3941CW. It has the steam feature, 1400 TPM final spin ,a recirculation spray and had to be completely overhauled. Everything replaced. The drum, the motors,the mother board,the bearings,the pump, and the drum light. I paid $350 for the labor and parts were free. The others needed door lock assembly, New pump, new boot or new front from rust due to customers pouring bleach like there's no tomorrow overselling the tray causing it to run down the front causing immediate corrosion and rust. Now they all work fine and look brand new. I have two others to pick up and check. One is red,the other blue and has a square window. My friend, Bob, is a registered LG technician and gets me parts cheap enough to make it worth repairing. I have only one unit that broke down but, it was my own fault for attempting to wash four dinner rugs at a time. The machine went severely off balance breaking the pressure switch off the drum. I had to get a new part and replace the broken one ($34) and it now is back in service. Speed Queens are great. I won't say anything bad about them however,their capacity is too small for me, I would NEVER pay that price for ANY appliance. Even if it had diamonds lining the rear of the inner tub. I have been totally spoiled having the LG WM8000. A huge 5.0 capacity washer and the DE8000 electric dryer with a 9cu ft capacity. THEY'RE HUGE!!!! 30" wide. And they are my absolute favorite set. I found them on CL about a year ago for $999. I told the previous owner I had only $700 and got them. The previous owner delve them here from Captain Cook. About fifty nine miles one way. Great pair of beautiful laundry equipment. Speaking of which, I just received a never used solid stainless steel Westinghouse Laundromat ink press that has the three ladies loading and unloading their laundry at the local Westinghouse Laundromat. And a turquoise porcelain on steel washing machine (front loading) with a cartoon baby in the front with a clear plastic disc that turns and has bubbles printed on it to make the character look like their getting a spin on laundry.