I enjoy this stackable GE washer and dryer. My late grandparents on my dad's side had a model in their townhome just like this one, which they first got in late 2007 to early 2008. Before that, though, they had a 1994 Whirlpool Thin Twin washer/dryer combo, which resembles this one. They had to replace the Thin Twin because I think it had something to do with the oil leaking underneath. Of course, my grandparents moved out of that townhome in 2014. I hope your washer works well for many years to come.
These are amazingly well built washers, should last many years problem free. If any repairs should ever be needed, would not be expensive and worth the repair cost.
Whirlpool, Kenmore, Roper, amana, and Maytag Direct drives, Maytag Atlantis, dependable care, and performance washers, and old belt drives washers are my all time favorite washers.
@@thebiglt2187 Oh ok. Still nice you got to use one . Just acquired a refurbished 24" DD washer by Estate (WHIRLPOOL) at a local appliance store last week. Had 2 of them over the years now on my 3rd one. Great machines.
Reminds me of my 80’s Kenmore portable belt drive washer even though this one is a direct drive. Even have a stacking kit for the matching dryer that goes with my Kenmore portable belt drive washer. I even have a 1963 Whirlpool Imperial Mark XII belt drive set in turquoise I acquired not too long and I do plan on making videos of those machines one day.
What, a General Electric branded Whirlpool Direct Drive? That is interesting, expecially since GE used to make a belt drive washer that agitated and sounded like a Direct Drive. (Not the Hydrowave one)
I used to have one of these machines at an apartment I used to live at. (This is just my experience with it, so don't be talking trash about it.) It wasn't all that good, it didn't get the clothes all that clean, it went off balance many times even the upper part of the agitator fell off, and the dryers buzzer was so annoying I couldn't stand it. (This was the whirlpool version that I'm talking about with the white agitator.)
Lots of top loading washers will go off balance during the spin cycle... sometimes it depends on how the operator loaded it, and it's not the washers fault.
I have the whirlpool version of this which is the exact same machine mine has never once gone off balance ever it washes unbelievably well. They are known for their effective washing ability since they are direct drives. Perhaps you were doing something wrong or it was damaged that the spring on the bottom was broken there are three springs maybe unable to hold the machine steady.
Hi i have the exact same model as in video. I just bought the house recently, so i realize the top agitator(agitator filter/barrier) is loose, i mean i can take it off easily, it's not secure to the bottom agitator? is that how it suppose to work?
Btw the one i had when i used to stay in AZ used o make a loud noise when it used to fill , but it filled completely fine. U know what the problem is cause I just wanna know.
I enjoy this stackable GE washer and dryer. My late grandparents on my dad's side had a model in their townhome just like this one, which they first got in late 2007 to early 2008. Before that, though, they had a 1994 Whirlpool Thin Twin washer/dryer combo, which resembles this one. They had to replace the Thin Twin because I think it had something to do with the oil leaking underneath. Of course, my grandparents moved out of that townhome in 2014. I hope your washer works well for many years to come.
I wish this was my washer, but sadly it was at a resort I was staying at.
Nevertheless, I still enjoy watching it in action.
@@tristangardner3889 me too. The Whirlpool thin twins and their clones are my favorite stackable washer & dryers
@@thebiglt2187I've had all the clones and thin twin itself before
These are amazingly well built washers, should last many years problem free. If any repairs should ever be needed, would not be expensive and worth the repair cost.
Whirlpool, Kenmore, Roper, amana, and Maytag Direct drives, Maytag Atlantis, dependable care, and performance washers, and old belt drives washers are my all time favorite washers.
@@thebiglt2187 I moved in to that apt in Nov 2016 but sometime in 1017 i thing broke
Nice GE (Whirlpool built)washer you got there. Hope you get many years with it .
I wish I had it as a secondary washer but this was at a hotel.
@@thebiglt2187 Oh ok. Still nice you got to use one . Just acquired a refurbished 24" DD washer by Estate (WHIRLPOOL) at a local appliance store last week. Had 2 of them over the years now on my 3rd one. Great machines.
I like these types better than those digital ones.
Me too, these HE washers don't clean clothes like the one in the video.
Reminds me of my 80’s Kenmore portable belt drive washer even though this one is a direct drive. Even have a stacking kit for the matching dryer that goes with my Kenmore portable belt drive washer. I even have a 1963 Whirlpool Imperial Mark XII belt drive set in turquoise I acquired not too long and I do plan on making videos of those machines one day.
I wish I had a Kenmore portable washer and dryer, I don't think I'll ever get my hands on one because im pretty sure they are very rare.
The BIG LT they are out there just have to look for them. The Kenmore portables are easier to find since Sears sold more of them than Whirlpool did.
@@seana806 having a whirlpool and Kenmore portable washer would be nice to have.
What, a General Electric branded Whirlpool Direct Drive?
That is interesting, expecially since GE used to make a belt drive washer that agitated and sounded like a Direct Drive. (Not the Hydrowave one)
I think this is a rebranded whirlpool
It is basically
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I've seen this at my middle school.
This is a spinny spinny nart nart machine.
This is George Washingmachine
@@thebiglt2187 the best president of Yugoslavia
But the dryer has a loud buzzer.
I used to have one of these machines at an apartment I used to live at. (This is just my experience with it, so don't be talking trash about it.) It wasn't all that good, it didn't get the clothes all that clean, it went off balance many times even the upper part of the agitator fell off, and the dryers buzzer was so annoying I couldn't stand it. (This was the whirlpool version that I'm talking about with the white agitator.)
Ok
Lots of top loading washers will go off balance during the spin cycle... sometimes it depends on how the operator loaded it, and it's not the washers fault.
I have the whirlpool version of this which is the exact same machine mine has never once gone off balance ever it washes unbelievably well. They are known for their effective washing ability since they are direct drives. Perhaps you were doing something wrong or it was damaged that the spring on the bottom was broken there are three springs maybe unable to hold the machine steady.
When are you supposed to add the fabric softener with this type of washer?
When it starts filling for the rinse cycle
Or just install a fabric softener dispenser but it won't look good on this type of agitator
Hi i have the exact same model as in video. I just bought the house recently, so i realize the top agitator(agitator filter/barrier) is loose, i mean i can take it off easily, it's not secure to the bottom agitator? is that how it suppose to work?
I think it's supposed to snap back in place, I'm not too sure because I didn't take the top half off.
Btw the one i had when i used to stay in AZ used o make a loud noise when it used to fill , but it filled completely fine. U know what the problem is cause I just wanna know.
Probably a buzzer problem
Edit: my bad I thought you were talking about the dryer.
did whirlpool collaborate with ge to make this?
Yes
Thought it was a whirlpool because of that agitator
It basically is a Whirlpool but it has the GE brand name, Whirlpool made them so you can call them Whirlpools in a way
It looks like a direct drive.
It is
i used to call this a butterfly agitator
I wish I had a name for it
@@thebiglt2187 Thats when I was a kid
@@ItzClapzz ok
@@thebiglt2187 Straight Vane
@@benjaminbrown3939Isn't this a Flex Vane?
29:45 what is that noise?
It must be water jumping around in the pump hose
Huh that's what that noise is
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@@any123-og ok
These machines were good excellent performance
I had this in one of my aparments sadly , it broke
Did you try to fix it?
@George Harris yeah like the in the wash cycle everything was fine. But , in the rinse cycle , it filled , then started humming/ not agitating
@@thebiglt2187 Then they put in whirlpool with the shiny knos the WET80 ordomethin tdk