Can't believe everything ya read online.
When did Maytag start to go bad?
- Thread starter whirlpool862
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Well, I don't. If it hadn't been for Whirlpool, Maytag would've been worse off.
retromen624
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Steve:
For some reason I cannot message you directly - have not been on here in years. I sent you an email that you provided years ago to me. I have a KitchenAid question in that email.
Thank you!
TW from Ohio
For some reason I cannot message you directly - have not been on here in years. I sent you an email that you provided years ago to me. I have a KitchenAid question in that email.
Thank you!
TW from Ohio
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- In 2003 these Atlantis beauties replaced a pair of late 70s GEs (GEs came with the house- I knew their age because weirdly this was the same pair my parents had). Atlantis washer was highly rated by Consumer Reports at the time. Washer lid switch failed in 2013. The clutch (?) failed in 2018 leading to hasta la vista for both. I remember that loads would get unbalanced occasionally. Maytag Commercial set replaced them -I think better washer performance (not that it’s hit any Consumer Reports lists
).Btw more Maytag personal history - I bought a Maytag side by side fridge and dishwasher in ‘93. The fridge was the smallest side by side I could find (needed for old house kitchen at the time). Delivery was delayed by a flood at the factory. It arrived with the doors misaligned. The freezer failed about 6 months out of warranty - called Maytag and they honored it. It lasted until 2013, in service as basement backup for about 8 years. The dishwasher was great although sometimes I had to bang the door closed to get it to start. ( also Consumers Reports recommendation).
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Now remembering the dryer was 2005- after the GE dryer failed. Updated exterior design slightly different from the washer.
phillymatt53
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And some people wonder why I hang onto a 1985 GE fridge, a 1970's Kitchenaid DW, and a 1985 Maytag washer-dryer pair.
I simply don't "buy into" that "updating" fad that so many fall victim to.
If my stuff needs any attention, it gets it, and I save money in the bank.
