Hene4, I feel you. If everyone was like me Speed Queen would have a EM timer offering up to 125 minutes of dry time. Like all dryers should.
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Alex, give me a WE4X525 / 963D123G009 timer any day.
A 4 position drum inlet heat selection switch- 5,600 watts / 2,800 watts / 1,400 watts / air fluff
A 4 position drum outlet temp control switch- heavy cotton high / normal medium high / knits medium low / dedicates low
A push to start button
My ultimate luxury dryer with every combination I could ever need. One can dream.
A 4 position drum inlet heat selection switch- 5,600 watts / 2,800 watts / 1,400 watts / air fluff
A 4 position drum outlet temp control switch- heavy cotton high / normal medium high / knits medium low / dedicates low
A push to start button
My ultimate luxury dryer with every combination I could ever need. One can dream.
chetlaham
I agree with you. What are the chances Speed Queen Home will upgrade their washers?
I agree with you. What are the chances Speed Queen Home will upgrade their washers?
The more people buy, the more Speed Queen expands, the grater the odds of them catering to granular customer preferences.
Ideally I'd like to see a TC3, TC7 and a TC9 in between the TC5 series.
TC3 would be an EM model with manual water level control, temp knob, extra rinse switch and 3 to 4 cycles. Basically an TV2000WN with water level control.
TC7 would be like the TR7, electronic touch-pad with a variety of cycle and options.
TC9 would be a touch screen model with every cycle imaginable, speed combination, automatic temperature control and wifi capabilities with onboard diagnostics. 3 Speed or a variable speed motor would be a plus. GE already did an economical variable speed sysyem with their WHSB9000B and up models. Possible triple smart detergent dispenser system though thats a bit of a risk.
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Ideally I'd like to see a TC3, TC7 and a TC9 in between the TC5 series.
TC3 would be an EM model with manual water level control, temp knob, extra rinse switch and 3 to 4 cycles. Basically an TV2000WN with water level control.
TC7 would be like the TR7, electronic touch-pad with a variety of cycle and options.
TC9 would be a touch screen model with every cycle imaginable, speed combination, automatic temperature control and wifi capabilities with onboard diagnostics. 3 Speed or a variable speed motor would be a plus. GE already did an economical variable speed sysyem with their WHSB9000B and up models. Possible triple smart detergent dispenser system though thats a bit of a risk.
GE WHSB9000B SERIES TECHNICAL SERVICE MANUAL Pdf Download
View and Download GE WHSB9000B Series technical service manual online. Variable Speed Washer. WHSB9000B Series washer pdf manual download. Also for: Wnsb9100b series, Wpsb9080b series, Wpsb9120b series.
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I know many of you guys are younger, but no washer ever needed Wi-Fi. You still need to be there to load and unload the thing.
panasonicvac
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The only closest thing you'd ever see on a TC7 today is getting a commercial electronic model and converting the board of a 9 series.
chetlaham
Don't forget about an auto fabric softener dispenser for bulk storage.
Don't forget about an auto fabric softener dispenser for bulk storage.
