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That's good I haven't had good luck with mine. Hope yours will last as long as possible.

Thanks for watching man. Appreciate it. Did you see the short i did with this fan too?

@@TheOriginalR your welcome and Yes i did it's such an awesome fan with a startup sound and hum to it i might get one and put it on one of my 20" floor fan stand

Alright cool, yea I made the short version to try to make it more of a funny video instead of a more serious video you already watched. But please let me know if you get one and do a video of it too with the stand you are talking about.

Thanks for helping me out.

No they never sagged. The ceiling fans downstairs did.

Thank you for that. It has been awhile since I worked with garage door openers lol.

Sometimes there will be a sticker showing the date of manufacture on the product. Another sign is the fact that the 2024 model has the stickers warning about the new flammable freon that is and will be put in the future appliances starting in 2025 because of environmental regulations.

Yea this is my third one now and it's got the new Refrigerant so hopefully they actually sealed it better because of how much more flammable it is compared to the old refrigerant.

Is the basement underground?

Yea tell me about it this is the second one that pretty much failed in 1 year. It was working fine when I first got it last summer and now it won't pickup water. I got other people commenting I wasn't using it or operating it right when it was collecting a lot of water last year nothing changed between this year and last year.

What do you mean how to clean it? Do you mean the clean washer cycle?

@@TheOriginalR Yes how to use the clean cycle along with the cleaner tablets to clean it?

How many years you had yours?

I have placed it close to the wall to drain the water outside there is a hole on the wall with a hose to drain the water outside. Last year it was in the same spot collecting a lot of water and now it doesn't do anything.

I don't know to be honest with these particular units I filmed this video back in 2016-2018 and haven't been back at that place ever since. But I had a coleman rebrand of York AC and the evaporator coil started leaking freon after 10 years. Not the expected 15 year life expectancy if that helps. Also I have a friend who has a guardian ac since 2016 and so far still has that unit and seems to be working. But before that unit he had a coleman york rebrand and it failed with a freon leak as well.

Ok good to know I will try that but I think it lost the freon.

No surprisingly I haven't had any problems that involved laying the machine down and repairing it. To be honest with the hassle of having to take the hoses off to be able to lay the machine down to repair it then put the hoses back on hoping they won't leak after you took them out and put them back you mind as well buy a new machine with new hoses to save the hassle of worrying about if the hoses are going to leak out water or not.

I respect your opinion but I like the top loaders more at least because of how they work like the vintage appliances era

Do you have the same exact model I have? If so the buttons really don't give you full control of what you want the washer to do. They give you some control but not full control. For example the deep fill or auto water fill button is useless. Because either you fill the tub all the way up or barely fill it at all. There is no medium water level.

Yea I figured so the thieves can't get away so easily. One time I almost got accused of stealing over the receipt printer running out of paper. Good thing I pressed email and print the receipt because I had to show the store associate proof of purchase like wtf. They could have kept the stuff I literally just bought and they would have robbed my money. So unreal.

The washer manufacturer company would say to put the detergent before you start the load on the washer. I use the tide pods detergent and I put it after the washer finishes filling right after the water stops and the washer starts the wash cycle agitation. Hope this helps.

@@TheOriginalR thank you

What was you contemplating about? I know I haven't posted in a long time but you could have commented asking me where I been.

Yes I still like the old school direct drive washers better then this one and other new ones. They could make a good smart washer that fills up the tub with the right amount of water to properly clean clothes.

Yea well it was difficult to put back on the grille so I just left it off and I just cleaned it days ago from the dust so it won't dry up the oil. The dust is like sand it will suck up/ dry up the oil.

@@TheOriginalR I meant the old grille. That grille was not originally for this type of fan that is 110 CFM and 4.0 sones. These fans typically used a different grille.

Yea you better off with a second hand speed queen washer the one with the mechanical dials or the new TR5 washer. Not so sure about the other new Kenmore/Maytag/whirlpool washers these days. If you can find a used repaired one that has the direct drive mechanical timer one that would be good too.

No because even the new incandescent bulbs don't last long.

I will stay with LED since it takes less power. Basically 4 led bulbs can take as much power as a single 60 incandescent bulb.

There was still an electrical smell coming out of the motor. Plus I heard zapping.

You can't really fix the timing.

Yep you can say that again.

I have one and she is a piece of trash

They used to be sold at Target Stores. But not anymore. You can find them on Ebay.

Did you balance the load?

Definitely agree Susan. The old Whirlpool direct drives washed better and took less time to wash your clothes.

Yes I did eventually learned about that after reading the fine print on the bulb.

Yes i am pretty sure this is a very common model.

Me too

Yea 4 jeans is not even close to an overload to any old school washer. The new ones are just whimpy in performance. Not even Speed Queen makes a good washer anymore.

Kenmore rules!!!

At least now you know. We all live and learn.