Total heap of steaming dog feces. So glad mine crapped out so I could buy my new Speed Queen. I will never buy anything made by LG again! LG=Lots of Grief!
Best of luck with it. My experience has been different from yours. Mine never cleaned the clothes adequately. Mine continually went out of balance, and would fill brim-full, slosh about a bit, drain, begin knocking early on in the spin, repeat for three or four fill-and-drain cycles, then settle into a UE unbalanced error code sulk. On the rare occasions that it would run a cycle through, it would take more than two hours which was not acceptable. The repeated brim-full rinse fills at 4.1 cubic feet and 7.48 gallons per cubic foot comes to a bit over 30 gallons per fill, times four fills typical per occurrence, call it 120 gallons per load, plus the additional water to run the load after rebalancing it, call it around 140 to 150 gallons or more, more than twice what my Speed Queen uses on a normal cycle with an extra rinse. The SQ gets a 3.2 cubic foot load clean in less than 30 minutes, add ten minutes for an extra rinse. In short, my LG washer was an unending source of frustration, expense, and continual inconvenience.
@@Ikey04-ge9gy I had the model reviewed in this video and I had hoped never to be reminded of the experience again. Waste of money, time, and resources.
Busco como quitar la tapa trasera de una LG wt1201cw. Para cambiar las válvulas de agua.
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1st Generation Galaxy Washer
Total heap of steaming dog feces. So glad mine crapped out so I could buy my new Speed Queen.
I will never buy anything made by LG again!
LG=Lots of Grief!
Sorry to hear. I haven't had any issues with ours....
Best of luck with it.
My experience has been different from yours.
Mine never cleaned the clothes adequately.
Mine continually went out of balance, and would fill brim-full, slosh about a bit, drain, begin knocking early on in the spin, repeat for three or four fill-and-drain cycles, then settle into a UE unbalanced error code sulk.
On the rare occasions that it would run a cycle through, it would take more than two hours which was not acceptable.
The repeated brim-full rinse fills at 4.1 cubic feet and 7.48 gallons per cubic foot comes to a bit over 30 gallons per fill, times four fills typical per occurrence, call it 120 gallons per load, plus the additional water to run the load after rebalancing it, call it around 140 to 150 gallons or more, more than twice what my Speed Queen uses on a normal cycle with an extra rinse.
The SQ gets a 3.2 cubic foot load clean in less than 30 minutes, add ten minutes for an extra rinse.
In short, my LG washer was an unending source of frustration, expense, and continual inconvenience.
Most people love their Lg washer
@@Ikey04-ge9gy I had the model reviewed in this video and I had hoped never to be reminded of the experience again.
Waste of money, time, and resources.