Thanks John. Confirms my gut feeling about Maytag being simpler and direct to the point.
Maytag dishwashers: Inside
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may be golden, therefore I may never be rich. Noises have never really bothered me that much. That's what surround sound is for...just crank it up for a while til the dishwasher is done or the Asko is finished spinning! I agree about the switching valves...just something more to tear up.
may be golden, therefore I may never be rich. Noises have never really bothered me that much. That's what surround sound is for...just crank it up for a while til the dishwasher is done or the Asko is finished spinning! I agree about the switching valves...just something more to tear up.
very disappointed!
Maytag should be ashamed of themselves! "Most powerful motor in the industry" is a lie! It is a scam! Shame on you Maytag! Shame on you!
Maytag should be ashamed of themselves! "Most powerful motor in the industry" is a lie! It is a scam! Shame on you Maytag! Shame on you!
How does the WP/KM dishwasher change which holes the water shoots out of on the bottom spray arm? Is there another valve in there?
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The Miele doesn't alternate wash arms? Looks a lot more powerful than the others. Even with alternating, I bet it's more powerful.
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The Miele doesn't alternate wash arms? Looks a lot more powerful than the others. Even with alternating, I bet it's more powerful.
I actually put this new Maytag on my parents' dishwasher short list.
The pressure actually looks good for modern day machines, and both racks at a time.
Honestly, if it can wash the whole load at once?
It really DOES have the most powerful motor on the current market.
Not that many dishwashers can wash both racks at a time anymore.
The pressure actually looks good for modern day machines, and both racks at a time.
Honestly, if it can wash the whole load at once?
It really DOES have the most powerful motor on the current market.
Not that many dishwashers can wash both racks at a time anymore.
whirlpool vs maytag
I actually compared this video of this Maytag dishwasher to a Whirlpool dishwasher with the hard food disposer. I have to say that the Whirlpool sounded much more powerful than the Maytag! The video is called inside whirlpool dishwasher with camera! Boy was that dishwasher powerful!
I actually compared this video of this Maytag dishwasher to a Whirlpool dishwasher with the hard food disposer. I have to say that the Whirlpool sounded much more powerful than the Maytag! The video is called inside whirlpool dishwasher with camera! Boy was that dishwasher powerful!
whirlpool point voyager vs maytag dishwasher pumps
Which of the wash pumps still have a coolling fan? the original whirlpool point voyager, new maytags or both? How big are both of these pumps?
Which of the wash pumps still have a coolling fan? the original whirlpool point voyager, new maytags or both? How big are both of these pumps?
quality
Also, I heard that Maytags have stainlesssteel, perd. I'd go for the white one with front controls. I want my dishwashes to be built tough. To me, it matters what dishwasher I'd get. I am all about quality.
Also, I heard that Maytags have stainlesssteel, perd. I'd go for the white one with front controls. I want my dishwashes to be built tough. To me, it matters what dishwasher I'd get. I am all about quality.
correction and marketing...
Stainless steel, period. Maybe Maytag uses pure marketing ploys to get us to believe that Maytags are built tough. I'd go for a pre 2000 Whirlpool powerClean or post-2000 point voyager. Do the older point voyagers and new maytags have cooling fans on the motor? I tend to hear the cooling fans on the older whirlpool point voyagers. Who knows how the new Maytags will holdup?
Stainless steel, period. Maybe Maytag uses pure marketing ploys to get us to believe that Maytags are built tough. I'd go for a pre 2000 Whirlpool powerClean or post-2000 point voyager. Do the older point voyagers and new maytags have cooling fans on the motor? I tend to hear the cooling fans on the older whirlpool point voyagers. Who knows how the new Maytags will holdup?
joeypete
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Built Ford TOUGH! Do they make dishwashers? Lmao
What difference does it make whether the motors have fans or not. Many motors have not had fans on them in years. They're just open chassis designs for convection cooling. Some might have little fins on their rotors, but that's it. The Point Voyagers have no real fans in them to my knowledge.
The DC magnet motors you so scorn as not tough, in new GE and Frigidaire machines, DO have little cooling fans in them.
The WP Durawash plastic housed motors are the only induction type dishwasher motor with a true cooling fan.
So I have no idea what you think you're hearing.
The DC magnet motors you so scorn as not tough, in new GE and Frigidaire machines, DO have little cooling fans in them.
The WP Durawash plastic housed motors are the only induction type dishwasher motor with a true cooling fan.
So I have no idea what you think you're hearing.
mark_wpduet
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What would you guys
consider a satisfactory amount of time to own a dishwasher before it dies? If you buy a dishwasher, and it lasts 9 years with no problems, then it suddenly dies, would you feel you got your money's worth? Or does it need to last longer than that? My last dishwasher was a Whirlpool 2005 point voyager. It lived for 9 years and 2 months and then died a horrible death. You should have heard it. It sounded TERRIBLE! Just before it died, it drained out all of the water (thank God!) I hope my current Maytag lasts at least that long. If it does, I will be happy.....Would I like them to last even longer? Sure! But with today's appliances, I'm not holding my breath - but so far, this Maytag is the best dishwasher I've ever had.
consider a satisfactory amount of time to own a dishwasher before it dies? If you buy a dishwasher, and it lasts 9 years with no problems, then it suddenly dies, would you feel you got your money's worth? Or does it need to last longer than that? My last dishwasher was a Whirlpool 2005 point voyager. It lived for 9 years and 2 months and then died a horrible death. You should have heard it. It sounded TERRIBLE! Just before it died, it drained out all of the water (thank God!) I hope my current Maytag lasts at least that long. If it does, I will be happy.....Would I like them to last even longer? Sure! But with today's appliances, I'm not holding my breath - but so far, this Maytag is the best dishwasher I've ever had.
Rule of thumb for us here in my household for things like washer, dryer, DW etc:
100€ investment = 1 year.
That includes warranty, price of the new item, service actions, parts etc.
Though not actually in any relation to any real life factors, it seems to be what we feel as good value.
100€ investment = 1 year.
That includes warranty, price of the new item, service actions, parts etc.
Though not actually in any relation to any real life factors, it seems to be what we feel as good value.
running with peak performance
I want my dishwasher pump to run without overheating and with peak performance.
I want my dishwasher pump to run without overheating and with peak performance.
gusherb
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10 years and counting on our Quiet Series 300 Maytag. Pretty impressive considering their reputation to be junk. Never once had a part replaced. If anything goes now I'll check parts availability and price it out, if it's reasonable enough I'll repair it. If not then it's new Maytag or Bosch time! (Or perhaps vintage time)
Hey I like that 100$/£ = 1 year.
Seems fair to me!
Jerome it doesn't really matter. What in heaven sake will you do when dishwasher motors no longer have fans period?
Motors with fans mean they need cooling. Which means energy is being converted to heat, which is waste.
I would figure any motor not needing a fan would be more efficient.
Seems fair to me!
Jerome it doesn't really matter. What in heaven sake will you do when dishwasher motors no longer have fans period?
Motors with fans mean they need cooling. Which means energy is being converted to heat, which is waste.
I would figure any motor not needing a fan would be more efficient.
vacerator
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Mark,
That used to be 7 years on average, when used every day.
But now Consumer reports doesn't know everything.
I am sure a DW ran every day on the super hot long cycle fries the board sooner if nothing else. Heat and humidity are enemies of microchips, and motors.
That used to be 7 years on average, when used every day.
But now Consumer reports doesn't know everything.
I am sure a DW ran every day on the super hot long cycle fries the board sooner if nothing else. Heat and humidity are enemies of microchips, and motors.
I know for a fact...
I know for a fact that the whirlpool point voyagers have a cooling fan because I have seen the back of the main pump that had a vent on the back. I still have the whirlpool which is running. Here's an example. The spray maybe weak, but you maybe able to hear the whirring of the main wash pump from the cooling fan. I have heard a durawash and a point voyager and know that they both have a cooling fan.
I know for a fact that the whirlpool point voyagers have a cooling fan because I have seen the back of the main pump that had a vent on the back. I still have the whirlpool which is running. Here's an example. The spray maybe weak, but you maybe able to hear the whirring of the main wash pump from the cooling fan. I have heard a durawash and a point voyager and know that they both have a cooling fan.
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mark_wpduet
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I just watched that video again
at the top of this post. A couple of things that suck really bad about that video.....they way they seem to show it in progress at regular speed while it's still filling with water, flashing back n forth between the top and bottom rack while it's still filling with water, then when it's finally done filling, they speed it up.....To me, it's so stupid to make a video inside a dishwasher, then alter it. I mean, the whole point is so that we can see what really goes on, not sped up.
at the top of this post. A couple of things that suck really bad about that video.....they way they seem to show it in progress at regular speed while it's still filling with water, flashing back n forth between the top and bottom rack while it's still filling with water, then when it's finally done filling, they speed it up.....To me, it's so stupid to make a video inside a dishwasher, then alter it. I mean, the whole point is so that we can see what really goes on, not sped up.
