I heard that on all Electrolux models you do not have access to clean the pump filter unlike the other manufactures. Is this true? I have hard water and you have to clean this filter once a year and I don't want to take the machine apart to do this. Thank you.
Shalom, please I will like to ask , how do we set the Electrolux washing machines EWB 85100 W , TIMESAVER correct because is not washing the clothes well and I'm worried please help me please.🙏🙏🙏
Shalom, please I will like to ask , how do we set the Electrolux washing machines EWB 85100 W , TIMESAVER correct because is not washing the clothes well and I'm worried please help me please.🙏🙏🙏
That's the same year I bought mine. So far the washer has done well (aside from the standard front loader mold issues), but I've replaced the heating element in the dryer 5 times now. It's a weak point, though it seems to be an Achilles's heel in all modern dryers.
5 Stars for the Electrolux Frontload Washer- 500 Series-ELFW7637AW- Clothes get clean. Affords a shorter drying time. Allows for some amount of customizing cycles. Spins quietly unless an unbalanced load occurs in which case the cycle will auto stop for rearrangement. IF it allowed for an off or on, light-in-the tub setting, it would be perfect. There is a light each time the door is opened, but only for a short duration. No disappointment.
I bought the Electrolux front loader washer after doing a lot of research and reading many reviews. It worked great! I could load a lot of clothes into it and to my surprise really did a great job of getting them clean. Was exceptionally quiet. I loved it... for about 2 years. Then the electronics started messing up. Very $$$ to have fixed. Ended up fixing it myself which caused many sleepless nights. 6 months later, same problem again. I hear many of the newer washers from various manufacturers have this same problem. At least that's what people say on the reviews I read.
Its called engineered obsolescence. It goes hyper as economies begin to collapse. The only survival for the system is consumer spending, so they make products cheaper and cheaper to reduce life longevity. I opened a burned out light bulb to show my wife how the engineering worked. The problem was a simple filament fuse that was designed to open after so many hours of use. I bridged the filament and the bulb worked fine. When I buy things I am constantly finding the need to re engineer them so as to remove the obsolescence designed into the product. I feel bad for the people who do not have that ability.
@@dk4wncp It was an incandescent light bulb, I unsoldered the base and found a hair thin filament where the base entered the sealed glass. I replaced the broken filament and the bulb itself worked fine. I see this kind of obsolescence engineering in practically everything. The only reason for such a device is to burn out within a specified time.
We bought Electrolux washer and dryer back in May 2022 and we have had issues from day one. The washer was exchanged for a new one withing the first 7 days because it will not run the clock. The dryer made a noise the first couple of times and then went away. 2 months after the same noise came back and had not stopped since. They had come for repairs over 6 times in less than 6 months and the dryer is still making the same noise. They keep giving us the run. Every time they send a new technician and the outcome is ALWAYS the same. But apparently Electrolux can not figure out that the same issue, same repairs always yield the same results. In the meantime, all they are doing is letting our warranty run. These are some of the most expensive dryers out there. We were explained by the first technician that these dryers really do not have too many parts, that when they need repair they are usually wrong from the start. But yet, they won't honor their word of changing the machine after the third repair. We have had service over 6 times on the same issue and their response is always the same, let's try one more time. I am sure at some point they were good product, but right now they are not. Stay away from these products, unless you want a new product that works worse than a 20 years old machine.
I have bought Electrolux Washer & Dryer about 10 years ago, the washer went out in near 5 years, we bought a new one but it broken today. I think the manufacturer made a 5 year life design for washers.
This is the same video you guys put out before. Nothing updated. There is a 700 series you didn’t mention either that came out awhile ago considering this video says it’s 2months old
What an excellent video. My only regret is that I don’t live close to your store, as I would support you with my business, rather than going to a big box store.
Thank you for such an informative video. I'm an old LG fan :). Yet, I switched and bought one 400 series (427). Just a quick question. I found that this machine is not taking large amount of water. It barely has a small stream of water as if you are wetting the clothes during washing. Is it normal??? or should I contact the technical support? ... I really appreciate your feedback in this regard
I have the same problem with an older model.at first I thought there was something wrong with the machine when I first started to use it. I add more water using my shower head extended from my bathroom to the initial water injection and during the rinses. I always run my clothes through another cycle to make sure all the soap is rinsed out! I hate these energy efficient washers because you don't have a choice of the machine adding more water if that's what you want. I can add only so much more water or the machine will stop and drain the water out. It does not matter how much clothes I put in so I tend not to wash big loads at one time. Its crazy that after so many cycles you have to wash the washing machine etc. And always leave the door open. This tells me the machines are not washing out all the dirt etc from the clothes!
I just got my 637 series washer and dryer delivered and the door design is the same as the old model. The outer ring in plastic and the door glass has no tint. Not sure what's going on with that. Both were delivered with damage, so they're both going back anyway.
hi just heard the new models are coming out now ELFW7637AT WASHER and ELFE763CAT DRYER........with a few upgrades 5.2 cu ft washer smoked glass etc.... can you please do a review on these or let me know if its worth waiting for ....thx...from Canada
I do follow your channel which is very educational. I wonder if you will be able to help answer a question, I see you very strongly recommend Electrolux 763 Washer & dryer. I love it but the only flawback I see is the absence of preload of washing liquid- which dispenses detergent over a period of time. Would you suggest spending an extra $400 ish for this for the LG4500 series? My other concern is LG lack of customer support as compared to Electrolux.
I’ve had the S60 models from 9 years ago and we are elated with their performance; do wish they had wifi however, but excellent units that perform flawlessly
This ad is misleading! My washer got mold in the gasket the first 6 months. We clean it every month but it continues to grow. The dryer shuts off in the middle of each cycle. We contacted Home Depot and the repair men have been out twice. Home Depot said they will reimburse our money. I am very disappointed.
We are eagerly waiting for Elyse to finish her "gut renovation" project to make a final decision. Meanwhile, she is testing products. Stay tuned for her assessment on GE washers next.
June 10, 2022: Just took delivery of my new Electrolux washer less than 4 hours ago, I couldn’t be more disappointed! This machine is a bust! My first load was a normal cycle with one pod. At the end of the wash there was soap suds all over the inside of the glass door. I decided to just wash the load again, this time with no soap! At the end of the second wash, there are still traces of soap suds around the glass door. No, I did not use too much soap, again one pod. The machine allows for up to two, which I would never dare to use. Watching the machine working it seems the tumbling cycles are very weak. Also, perhaps the machine does not use enough water to rinse the soap out. Electrolux may think it’s better for the environment to do all wash loads twice. Yes, I’m aware of the separate rinse and spin option available, the machine should not have to require me to use it, especially since I’m using it correctly.
I agree with you. Just took possession of a 500 series washing machine. I caved in and bought this because manufacturers are forcing consumers to ditch top loaders. My GE was a top load and only lasted 4 years. The reviews on other brand top loaders were less than stellar, hence, front loaders for reliability. I am old school; top loaders for me. I never liked front loaders and still don't. But as I mentioned, consumers are being pushed to front loaders.
I have had to run my clothes through one ore even two extra cycles to get to the point I don't see suds in the door and I have always used less detergent because my clothes are not that dirty. The electrolux and most of these energy efficient machines simply do not use enough water to clean and rinse the loads. My biggest gripe is why don't manufacturers give consumers a choice of how much water they want to use!
My 500 series leaks all over the floor and fills the pedestal chamber. My dryer motor just burnt out last night. I am headed to lowes today for a replacement. $3k. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have had my washer for 4 years. Washes clean, but, Not close to European quality….off balance frequently, unable to turn off the rinse in extra rinse/spin cycle.
You are absolutely right! This is an updated version of our older Electrolux video which you may be referring to. This video incorporates their newest design and features. Thanks for watching!
My Electrolux dryer died after about 5 years use by a single person and it has been more than two solid months trying to get it repaired, I have bought a new motor for $300 and nothing, I am waiting for a capacitor but no one will say what exactly is wrong. The error code is worthless as it could mean any of 3 different expensive things. Waiting on the phone to Electrolux repair is as bad as calling Comcast. I'd throw it (and the Electolux washer) out if they weren't built into the closet. I would avoid these products.
The problem with these reviews is that they talk about all of the features etc. but never about the reliability and longevity. Well I wish they would. I would have never got an Electrolux if they did. Bought an Electrolux efls627 washer 2 years ago. The main bearing on the tub is already going. Owned LG and Samsung and the bearings went out in 5 years and I thought that was bad. Bought this due to good ratings. Not good for longevity or reliability. Really cheaply built. Most washers now still use clamps to retain hoses so they stay in place and don't leak. Not Electrolux they use wire ties. So you have to cut them off and buy new wire ties to take hoses on and off. The Samsung and LG front load washer had balance weights that were metal or a really hard composite of cement and some kind of resin. Not this crappy Electrolux. It has a poor quality of cement. You have to be careful taking them off while disassembling the washer for fear they will crumble. I bought the washer because it was highly rated. That was due to features and hype. Don't buy this thing unless you want to replace it in 2 years. Replacing the tub bearing requires buying the rear tub assembly. That part costs around $400 (I got an open box off of eBay for 250) But if you had a repair man do this, the part would cost at least $400 and the repair labor would likely be over $200. So you are paying over $600 dollars to repair a washer that is only worth $800. So unless you want to Spend at least $800 dollars every two years don't buy Electrolux. By the way. Working on this thing is horrible as well. This thing is the biggest POS I have ever seen. Makes me certain I will buy LG the next time. Oh, and they mix SAE and metric to make it even more fun.
elfw7537aw is this the 500 series according to the features in my owner's manual it's a 500 series but |I want to make sure. this is my second Electrolux my first one lasted 14 yrs. & when it died I wasn't able to find one where we were living, so we bought an LG washer it lasted 5 yrs with tons of service issues, will never buy another LG again. Electrolux is like the old-school Maytag top-load washer just lasts & lasts
CRAP! I bought an Electrolux 700 series front loader Washer/Dryer within the past year (2023). I went against my better judgement having purchased Electrolux washer dryers (again, front loading) about 10 years ago in our previous home which were also awful. The sales people highly endorsed the Electrolux and I sadly bought in to their schtick! Shame on me for that one! "GREEN" settings programmed into these machines are their downfall. 1) No matter how much vinegar, tide cleaning powder, self cleaning mode etc. the laundry smells awful - goes with the territory of front loaders not just Electrolux. 2) You have to run the machine multiple times to get a proper rinse or you will have suds despite using HE detergent AND cutting back on the low end of recommended amount of soap/detergent. 3) The auto settings on the dryer leaves clothes damp to wet. 4) The Instant Refresh cycle - I used it and could NOT get the dryer to stop feeding water into the drum and RUINED TWO Pairs of Brooks Brothers trousers that I was trying to freshen up before a business trip. I had to shut off the water and disconnect the hose to the dryer. I wanted so much to like these machines but they cannot SUCK enough!!!
This washer is disgusting and filty. It's impossible to keep them clean no matter what you do. There is a third boot ring that you can't get to and it fills up with mold. It has made me sick. I have tried everything to clean this out but it's not possible.
Yeah, we're just back to hand-washing clothes at home, which I am getting used to since women's rights have been banned in our state (no aborting even if it could put you in danger). Oh welp-- back to the kitchen, where I now belong! Trying to enjoy driving and voting while I still have the chance!
This review is false and misleading and not truthful. The dryer has an extreme history of lint clogging and Thermal limit switch blowing. You have to hire a technician every six months to clean the lint out of the dryer. This dryer is worthless and will cost you many dollars to keep it working.
@@shivawilson4786 Three options: 1. Speed Queen 2. Speed Queen 3. Speed Queen They're a few grand but guess what-- if you adjust to today's dollars, washing machines that used to last a long time were just as expensive many decades ago.
The only major change within the last two years is that they added a 400 series which offers a white and glacier blue color. You can see their most recent washer lineup on our chart here: www.designerappliances.com/media//contentmanager/content/Designer-Appliances-Electrolux-Front-Load-Washers-Upgrade-Chart-2024.pdf. Hope that helps!
We have the same problem. The manual says to unlock controls scroll to the control lock option again and press select? I can’t find the control lock option on the dial? I’ll turn the large selecter dial and I can feel a slight click as it must be passing one of the options but again nothing lights up to indicate where exactly on the selector I am? Were you able to free your washer from the control lock option? If so could you let me know how? I called a local appliance store but was told that they don’t sell Electrolux or the other brand made by them. He directed me to UA-cam and type in the model number and videos will show up then select the close lock option one. I haven’t found it , yet?
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I heard that on all Electrolux models you do not have access to clean the pump filter unlike the other manufactures. Is this true? I have hard water and you have to clean this filter once a year and I don't want to take the machine apart to do this. Thank you.
Shalom, please I will like to ask , how do we set the Electrolux washing machines EWB 85100 W , TIMESAVER correct because is not washing the clothes well and I'm worried please help me please.🙏🙏🙏
Shalom, please I will like to ask , how do we set the Electrolux washing machines EWB 85100 W , TIMESAVER correct because is not washing the clothes well and I'm worried please help me please.🙏🙏🙏
My Electrolux washer and dryer were bought in 2009 and have moved 3 times and still work like new. I love them.
That's the same year I bought mine. So far the washer has done well (aside from the standard front loader mold issues), but I've replaced the heating element in the dryer 5 times now. It's a weak point, though it seems to be an Achilles's heel in all modern dryers.
Good to know I just bought some :)
5 Stars for the Electrolux Frontload Washer- 500 Series-ELFW7637AW- Clothes get clean. Affords a shorter drying time. Allows for some amount of customizing cycles. Spins quietly unless an unbalanced load occurs in which case the cycle will auto stop for rearrangement. IF it allowed for an off or on, light-in-the tub setting, it would be perfect. There is a light each time the door is opened, but only for a short duration.
No disappointment.
How many years have you owned it?
I bought the Electrolux front loader washer after doing a lot of research and reading many reviews. It worked great! I could load a lot of clothes into it and to my surprise really did a great job of getting them clean. Was exceptionally quiet. I loved it... for about 2 years. Then the electronics started messing up. Very $$$ to have fixed. Ended up fixing it myself which caused many sleepless nights. 6 months later, same problem again. I hear many of the newer washers from various manufacturers have this same problem. At least that's what people say on the reviews I read.
Its called engineered obsolescence. It goes hyper as economies begin to collapse. The only survival for the system is consumer spending, so they make products cheaper and cheaper to reduce life longevity. I opened a burned out light bulb to show my wife how the engineering worked. The problem was a simple filament fuse that was designed to open after so many hours of use. I bridged the filament and the bulb worked fine. When I buy things I am constantly finding the need to re engineer them so as to remove the obsolescence designed into the product. I feel bad for the people who do not have that ability.
@@danielben-avraham1539 What do you mean a light bulb had an internal fuse?
@@dk4wncp It was an incandescent light bulb, I unsoldered the base and found a hair thin filament where the base entered the sealed glass. I replaced the broken filament and the bulb itself worked fine. I see this kind of obsolescence engineering in practically everything. The only reason for such a device is to burn out within a specified time.
I have this washer and it works amazing!!!! If you’re not sure get it!
I'm personally glad they don't have WiFi. Less useless radiofrequency noise going throughout my house.
Also a washing machine with more electronic parts can fail faster
Same here
I agree as if anybody needs wifi with an appliance ,I mean come on people who needs that nonsense
We bought Electrolux washer and dryer back in May 2022 and we have had issues from day one. The washer was exchanged for a new one withing the first 7 days because it will not run the clock. The dryer made a noise the first couple of times and then went away. 2 months after the same noise came back and had not stopped since. They had come for repairs over 6 times in less than 6 months and the dryer is still making the same noise. They keep giving us the run. Every time they send a new technician and the outcome is ALWAYS the same. But apparently Electrolux can not figure out that the same issue, same repairs always yield the same results. In the meantime, all they are doing is letting our warranty run. These are some of the most expensive dryers out there. We were explained by the first technician that these dryers really do not have too many parts, that when they need repair they are usually wrong from the start. But yet, they won't honor their word of changing the machine after the third repair. We have had service over 6 times on the same issue and their response is always the same, let's try one more time. I am sure at some point they were good product, but right now they are not. Stay away from these products, unless you want a new product that works worse than a 20 years old machine.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and observations on these....very informative 👍
I have bought Electrolux Washer & Dryer about 10 years ago, the washer went out in near 5 years, we bought a new one but it broken today. I think the manufacturer made a 5 year life design for washers.
This is the same video you guys put out before. Nothing updated. There is a 700 series you didn’t mention either that came out awhile ago considering this video says it’s 2months old
Hi..how about the pros & cons washer/dryer in 1 machine?
What an excellent video. My only regret is that I don’t live close to your store, as I would support you with my business, rather than going to a big box store.
Thank you for such an informative video. I'm an old LG fan :). Yet, I switched and bought one 400 series (427). Just a quick question. I found that this machine is not taking large amount of water. It barely has a small stream of water as if you are wetting the clothes during washing. Is it normal??? or should I contact the technical support? ... I really appreciate your feedback in this regard
I have the same problem with an older model.at first I thought there was something wrong with the machine when I first started to use it. I add more water using my shower head extended from my bathroom to the initial water injection and during the rinses. I always run my clothes through another cycle to make sure all the soap is rinsed out! I hate these energy efficient washers because you don't have a choice of the machine adding more water if that's what you want. I can add only so much more water or the machine will stop and drain the water out. It does not matter how much clothes I put in so I tend not to wash big loads at one time. Its crazy that after so many cycles you have to wash the washing machine etc. And always leave the door open. This tells me the machines are not washing out all the dirt etc from the clothes!
I just got my 637 series washer and dryer delivered and the door design is the same as the old model. The outer ring in plastic and the door glass has no tint. Not sure what's going on with that. Both were delivered with damage, so they're both going back anyway.
hi just heard the new models are coming out now ELFW7637AT WASHER and ELFE763CAT DRYER........with a few upgrades 5.2 cu ft washer smoked glass etc.... can you please do a review on these or let me know if its worth waiting for ....thx...from Canada
I’m wondering how long the regular rinse cycle is on the normal cycle? The extended time is given but the actual rinse cycle isn’t listed. Thanks.
great summary - thank you !
I do follow your channel which is very educational. I wonder if you will be able to help answer a question, I see you very strongly recommend Electrolux 763 Washer & dryer. I love it but the only flawback I see is the absence of preload of washing liquid- which dispenses detergent over a period of time. Would you suggest spending an extra $400 ish for this for the LG4500 series? My other concern is LG lack of customer support as compared to Electrolux.
Finally a good front loader that doesnt have wifi
I’ve had the S60 models from 9 years ago and we are elated with their performance; do wish they had wifi however, but excellent units that perform flawlessly
Can I wash a Cal King comforter in the 600 series?
This ad is misleading! My washer got mold in the gasket the first 6 months. We clean it every month but it continues to grow.
The dryer shuts off in the middle of each cycle. We contacted Home Depot and the repair men have been out twice. Home Depot said they will reimburse our money. I am very disappointed.
Superb dear friend ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
What washer did you buy for your home?
We are eagerly waiting for Elyse to finish her "gut renovation" project to make a final decision. Meanwhile, she is testing products. Stay tuned for her assessment on GE washers next.
June 10, 2022: Just took delivery of my new Electrolux washer less than 4 hours ago, I couldn’t be more disappointed! This machine is a bust! My first load was a normal cycle with one pod. At the end of the wash there was soap suds all over the inside of the glass door. I decided to just wash the load again, this time with no soap! At the end of the second wash, there are still traces of soap suds around the glass door. No, I did not use too much soap, again one pod. The machine allows for up to two, which I would never dare to use.
Watching the machine working it seems the tumbling cycles are very weak. Also, perhaps the machine does not use enough water to rinse the soap out. Electrolux may think it’s better for the environment to do all wash loads twice. Yes, I’m aware of the separate rinse and spin option available, the machine should not have to require me to use it, especially since I’m using it correctly.
I agree with you. Just took possession of a 500 series washing machine. I caved in and bought this because manufacturers are forcing consumers to ditch top loaders. My GE was a top load and only lasted 4 years. The reviews on other brand top loaders were less than stellar, hence, front loaders for reliability. I am old school; top loaders for me. I never liked front loaders and still don't. But as I mentioned, consumers are being pushed to front loaders.
I have had to run my clothes through one ore even two extra cycles to get to the point I don't see suds in the door and I have always used less detergent because my clothes are not that dirty. The electrolux and most of these energy efficient machines simply do not use enough water to clean and rinse the loads. My biggest gripe is why don't manufacturers give consumers a choice of how much water they want to use!
@@exnyer72 There are still a ton of top loaders to choose from. Maytag commercial for me.
Get the speed queen !
My 500 series leaks all over the floor and fills the pedestal chamber. My dryer motor just burnt out last night. I am headed to lowes today for a replacement. $3k. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Electrolux needs to quit burying the washing machine filter inside the machine! WE NEED AN EASY ACCESS DOOR!!!!!!!
Less than one and a half years old and our 500 series washer is waiting for parts. Not a reliable machine.
I have had my washer for 4 years. Washes clean, but, Not close to European quality….off balance frequently, unable to turn off the rinse in extra rinse/spin cycle.
Best feature: wash performance
The script is almost the same as the other video from before. What company was it from ? 🤔
You are absolutely right! This is an updated version of our older Electrolux video which you may be referring to. This video incorporates their newest design and features. Thanks for watching!
Cnet?
@@DesignerAppliances You are not telling the truth about the dryer lint problem.
All you need to know about Electrolux: ua-cam.com/video/40hGvBgFsEU/v-deo.html
No access to the filter to change out. You have to call a service guy to do so.
Now after all the nice small talk, go look at the DISMAL ratings for Electrolux washers by Consumer Reports, in regards to reliability.
My Electrolux dryer died after about 5 years use by a single person and it has been more than two solid months trying to get it repaired, I have bought a new motor for $300 and nothing, I am waiting for a capacitor but no one will say what exactly is wrong. The error code is worthless as it could mean any of 3 different expensive things. Waiting on the phone to Electrolux repair is as bad as calling Comcast. I'd throw it (and the Electolux washer) out if they weren't built into the closet. I would avoid these products.
The problem with these reviews is that they talk about all of the features etc. but never about
the reliability and longevity. Well I wish they would. I would have never got an Electrolux if they did.
Bought an Electrolux efls627 washer 2 years ago. The main bearing on the tub is already going.
Owned LG and Samsung and the bearings went out in 5 years and I thought that was bad.
Bought this due to good ratings. Not good for longevity or reliability.
Really cheaply built. Most washers now still use clamps to retain hoses so
they stay in place and don't leak. Not Electrolux they use wire ties. So you
have to cut them off and buy new wire ties to take hoses on and off. The Samsung
and LG front load washer had balance weights that were metal or a really hard composite
of cement and some kind of resin. Not this crappy Electrolux. It has a poor quality of cement.
You have to be careful taking them off while disassembling the washer for fear they will
crumble. I bought the washer because it was highly rated. That was due to features and hype.
Don't buy this thing unless you want to replace it in 2 years. Replacing the tub bearing
requires buying the rear tub assembly. That part costs around $400 (I got an open box off of eBay for 250)
But if you had a repair man do this, the part would cost at least $400 and the
repair labor would likely be over $200. So you are paying over $600 dollars
to repair a washer that is only worth $800. So unless you want to Spend at
least $800 dollars every two years don't buy Electrolux.
By the way. Working on this thing is horrible as well. This thing is the
biggest POS I have ever seen. Makes me certain I will buy LG the next time.
Oh, and they mix SAE and metric to make it even more fun.
elfw7537aw is this the 500 series according to the features in my owner's manual it's a 500 series but |I want to make sure. this is my second Electrolux my first one lasted 14 yrs. & when it died I wasn't able to find one where we were living, so we bought an LG washer it lasted 5 yrs with tons of service issues, will never buy another LG again. Electrolux is like the old-school Maytag top-load washer just lasts & lasts
CRAP! I bought an Electrolux 700 series front loader Washer/Dryer within the past year (2023). I went against my better judgement having purchased Electrolux washer dryers (again, front loading) about 10 years ago in our previous home which were also awful. The sales people highly endorsed the Electrolux and I sadly bought in to their schtick! Shame on me for that one! "GREEN" settings programmed into these machines are their downfall.
1) No matter how much vinegar, tide cleaning powder, self cleaning mode etc. the laundry smells awful - goes with the territory of front loaders not just Electrolux.
2) You have to run the machine multiple times to get a proper rinse or you will have suds despite using HE detergent AND cutting back on the low end of recommended amount of soap/detergent.
3) The auto settings on the dryer leaves clothes damp to wet.
4) The Instant Refresh cycle - I used it and could NOT get the dryer to stop feeding water into the drum and RUINED TWO Pairs of Brooks Brothers trousers that I was trying to freshen up before a business trip. I had to shut off the water and disconnect the hose to the dryer.
I wanted so much to like these machines but they cannot SUCK enough!!!
Maybe I'll buy an Electrolux washer & dryer?
This washer is disgusting and filty. It's impossible to keep them clean no matter what you do. There is a third boot ring that you can't get to and it fills up with mold. It has made me sick. I have tried everything to clean this out but it's not possible.
Yeah, we're just back to hand-washing clothes at home, which I am getting used to since women's rights have been banned in our state (no aborting even if it could put you in danger). Oh welp-- back to the kitchen, where I now belong!
Trying to enjoy driving and voting while I still have the chance!
Who needs wifi????
Electrolux T5300S commercial dryer:
A CONFUSING PAIN IN THE ASS!
Electrosux is the worst run company of this decade. Stock has plummeted, they’ve lost most of their customers and they’ve laid off over 10,000.
This review is false and misleading and not truthful. The dryer has an extreme history of lint clogging and Thermal limit switch blowing. You have to hire a technician every six months to clean the lint out of the dryer. This dryer is worthless and will cost you many dollars to keep it working.
Yes this is what I've experienced. What brand do you recommend?
@@shivawilson4786 a lot of people recommend miele
@@shivawilson4786 Three options:
1. Speed Queen
2. Speed Queen
3. Speed Queen
They're a few grand but guess what-- if you adjust to today's dollars, washing machines that used to last a long time were just as expensive many decades ago.
@@slofty Speed Queen if you like washing in 120 degree water or even less, LOL. Complete waste & over hyped.
2 years old video 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
The only major change within the last two years is that they added a 400 series which offers a white and glacier blue color. You can see their most recent washer lineup on our chart here: www.designerappliances.com/media//contentmanager/content/Designer-Appliances-Electrolux-Front-Load-Washers-Upgrade-Chart-2024.pdf. Hope that helps!
Door locked, can not unlock door.
We have the same problem. The manual says to unlock controls scroll to the control lock option again and press select? I can’t find the control lock option on the dial? I’ll turn the large selecter dial and I can feel a slight click as it must be passing one of the options but again nothing lights up to indicate where exactly on the selector I am? Were you able to free your washer from the control lock option? If so could you let me know how? I called a local appliance store but was told that they don’t sell Electrolux or the other brand made by them. He directed me to UA-cam and type in the model number and videos will show up then select the close lock option one. I haven’t found it , yet?