New WP and GE stackable washer line up

[runematic]

We just had service training on these new WP stackers. The dumbest thing on the 27" stacker is that you need to remove the dryer to even change a lid switch on the washer. That makes no sense to me, but I am not an engineer. So a lid sw job will now be a 2 person job!

 

[cuffs054]

Rune, is the "deep wash" timer cycle on the WP really a deep wash or does the machine limit the fill to what it senses?

 

[cuffs054]

Rune, any update on the WP fill issue?

 

[cuffs054]

Per WP, <span class="name">Brookelyn says:"</span> <span class="message-text">It still uses sensing. It uses a little more water then a normal cycle. However the ultimate amount will depend on the load size." I guess GE is the only choice.
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[runematic]

oops sorry, Cuffs. I've been super busy lately and haven't been following the site. I missed your question. In service school it was more on repair and not really on operation. I'll check into it

 

[runematic]

From what I can gather, the deep water cycles are not true deep fill. It looks like the washer will fill to about 3/4 full. The use and care guide says it is a "reduced water washer." The other cycles will sense and adapt the fill level accordingly.

 

[cuffs054]

Thanks Rune, looks like WP is still not going to give us the water we need! (or is it want?)

 

[wft2800]

Whatever happened to FL stackers like the big Neptune stack, or indeed the 24" FridGEmore? Far better idea than these hopelessly compromised FLers.

 

[wft2800]

*TLers! Whoops...