Anyone seen Whirlpool models like these? The seller says "one year old" - but this is Craigslist, so we all know better than to believe that. Still, unusual models. Share what you know about these? Here's a pic of the washer
Unusual Whirlpools
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Companion Dryer
Here's a photo of the matching dryer.
Lawrence
Here's a photo of the matching dryer.
Lawrence
mrb627
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Commercial Machines
I think these are commercial on-premise machines.
Malcolm
I think these are commercial on-premise machines.
Malcolm
Malcolm's right!
strongenough78
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Yup
Those look just like the ones we have at the apartment complex laundry rooms, just minus the timer knob. So yeah I'd say they're a year old or so.
Those look just like the ones we have at the apartment complex laundry rooms, just minus the timer knob. So yeah I'd say they're a year old or so.
mrb627
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Odd.
They are definitely odd in appearance. Probably have that enormaous winged agitator, too.
Malcolm
They are definitely odd in appearance. Probably have that enormaous winged agitator, too.
Malcolm
Odd Indeed
Have you ever seen a Whirlpool with the timer on the left side of the console? Or, how about the dryer with the timer in the center; kinda reminds me of the old BD Kenmores (or maybe the new Maytags).
L
Have you ever seen a Whirlpool with the timer on the left side of the console? Or, how about the dryer with the timer in the center; kinda reminds me of the old BD Kenmores (or maybe the new Maytags).
L
I saw these at bLowes a few years ago too.
strongenough78
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Malcolm ......
As lovely as they would be with that agitator, these actually are direct drives, so they either have the Dual Action, or just a straight vane.
As lovely as they would be with that agitator, these actually are direct drives, so they either have the Dual Action, or just a straight vane.
amyswasher
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All that washer need is a coin slot. They are strait vane, and the water only comes to the 3rd or 4th row of holes(from the top). The hot wash was hardly warm.
Commercial Whirlpool
These are current models available is various vending styles.
These are current models available is various vending styles.
amyswasher
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Thanks Joe, I went to one of the local Laundromats before a bought my new washer. The sign on the wall stated hottest water in town 140F. It took a long time to fill and washer 4 minutes. It shredded my clothes and after I got my clothes out, noticed that all the washer had gray sludge in the baskets. I fixed my washer that day, and never went back.(I had an appointment for the next week) Those new TL that meet 2007 energy star don't get the clothes clean. I fixed my washer so it could last till the Black Friday sales.
strongenough78
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The first three models it seems, since I didn't see or read a difference between any of them, are what we have here at the apartment. They work good, but even without the automatic tempurature control the machines have, the hot water in the laundry room was never hot enough, even with the Speed Queens we used to have, and the hot water pressure SUCKS! The hot comes out warm, and a warm wash is like almost cold. So that's why I sometimes venture out to a laundromat, for an actual hot wash and so I don't take up all the machines at once like many people do here. I am surprized to see that Whirlpool finally decided to rev up the spin RPM to appx. 640 rpm.
strongenough78
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Ahh!
And these newer ones DO have the dual action agitator, the ones we have are straight vane.
And these newer ones DO have the dual action agitator, the ones we have are straight vane.
Direct-drive Whirlpools have always been 640 RPM spin.
strongenough78
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Ah, I had no clue. I was used to the 525 on the belt drives.
