Something like this
http://www.geappliances.com/ge/connected-appliances/washer-dryer-laundry.htm
It probably senses when your smart-phone is in the washing-machine...
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Washing Machine Problems
Something like this
http://www.geappliances.com/ge/connected-appliances/washer-dryer-laundry.htm
It probably senses when your smart-phone is in the washing-machine...
I like the Double Tube machines.
That's all we've used for years, gets the clothes nice and clean, and they are easy to fix. Finally, a large thing, looking like a capacitor blew out. A local village guy came over - not an appliance repair guy, almost immediately diagnosed the problem, rode his moto 12 miles to a larger town to buy the part and installed a new one and it works like new. But, yes, to do a couple of loads takes half a day. :-(
We had the exact same problem with our big GE washer, and thankfully it was under warranty so it was fixed. That was a year or two ago, I hope it stays fixed.
I really dislike those double tub machines, but if we ever need another washer we'll probably buy one. I'll just get someone to do the laundry instead of me
That's all we've used for years, gets the clothes nice and clean, and they are easy to fix. Finally, a large thing, looking like a capacitor blew out. A local village guy came over - not an appliance repair guy, almost immediately diagnosed the problem, rode his moto 12 miles to a larger town to buy the part and installed a new one and it works like new. But, yes, to do a couple of loads takes half a day. :-(
Not if you have 2 large machines, as I will have this Monday, well, delivery was promised (lol) for Monday.
I've fixed 2 washer/dryer units all by myself. Easy to go on line and get the manuals and find the problem. Order the parts and repair myself.
I can not tell you have many "repair men" I've tossed out so don't even try to find one anymore. I do it myself while training my employees.
My washer/dryer is 20 years old and I keep it running fine. We do have the Dominican 2 tub as a backup while waiting for parts.
We did TRY to buy a stacked washer/dryer a few years ago with LPG for the dryer. Not what I wanted but needed something. I asked several times if they had changed the gas orifice from NG to LPG and was told yes. The store installed and we lite it up. That is a great understatement! Flames came out of 1/2 of the dryer unit at the seams. Long enough to fry any wires. Told them to take it out. On CC and canceled the transaction with no problems. Ordered a combo unit from the U.S. so the double well unit worked just fine for me. Not sure if our housekeeper liked the change ... but... That's how things are.
I can not tell you have many "repair men" I've tossed out so don't even try to find one anymore. I do it myself while training my employees.
My washer/dryer is 20 years old and I keep it running fine. We do have the Dominican 2 tub as a backup while waiting for parts.
We did TRY to buy a stacked washer/dryer a few years ago with LPG for the dryer. Not what I wanted but needed something. I asked several times if they had changed the gas orifice from NG to LPG and was told yes. The store installed and we lite it up. That is a great understatement! Flames came out of 1/2 of the dryer unit at the seams. Long enough to fry any wires. Told them to take it out. On CC and canceled the transaction with no problems. Ordered a combo unit from the U.S. so the double well unit worked just fine for me. Not sure if our housekeeper liked the change ... but... That's how things are.