Is anyone else frustrated???

Ghostbusters

Hi wonderingone-Welcome to MySears!  What kind of washer did you purchase?  If you haven't already, try giving Sears a call to have a tech come out to see what is going on with your machine.  The number is 1-800-4-MY-HOME. 

Let us know what you decide to do!

Julie, i wouldn't have been such a wiseguy but she started three different threads about this machine and i think Terry helped her out on one of them.

WoW! I am looking for a new washer and I guess a dryer so that they can match...

OH, please don't tell me I'm gonna have trouble with the newer washer and dryer...

I just bought a 32" flatscreen TV for my bedroom, then I had to buy hdmi cord, change my cable box, and then a home theater because the TVs only put out 10/30 watts of sound...lol

NOW you tell me theres more to washer and dryers....OUCH!

whirlpool-simple basic model, you want to control the water temp-water level units usually go for 400 new

I just bought a front loader by Samsung.  It's the best washer I have ever had.  It says it will cost $8 per year to run plus water costs.  I wouldn't waste my time buying a top loader.  They are less efficient and tear up your clothes after a while.  If you are having trouble, you can call Sears & buy the extended warranty.  You can purchase it at anytime and they'll come out.  They will offer you a replacement if you are not totally satisfied with what you bought.  The warranty is called the Master Protection.

BTW, we didn't buy Maytag b/c the sales person told us that we were better off buying something else.  He said the quality of Maytag has changed for the worse.

There are "lemons" out there in everything you buy, Sears sells a sound product. Maybe yours was made on a Monday. 

Yaa...

Them new fangled machines can be tricky.

You've GOT to read the owner's manual.

And, chances are, they got a computer inside of them - somewhere.

Buy a 900 joule Surge Protector for anything that uses 120 volts.

My Coffee Maker has a computer thing inside of it!

I mainly get more "tired", than frustrated...

And, that's where the COFFEE comes in!

i personally just bought a maytag centennial oxide top-loader ....its a great "non h-e" toploader with every option i wanted ... it doesnt have any load sensors or control boards which is what i looked for......ive been an appliance repairman for 15 years & thats the unit i chose.check it out  

I just purchased an electrolux front load washing machine and I just love it. I was a little hesitant at first because of the price, but it was well worth it.  I owned a kenmore top loader and it was the worst machine ever.  i couldn't wait for the darn thing to break down!!  The Kenmore left lint all over my clothes no matter which size load I was using, the clothes were always very wet, the spin cycle was terrible. The electrolux is so easy to use even though it looks complicated.(my husband even knows how to use it!) The clothes come out almost dry, the machine is very quiet and a pleasure to use.  I always hated doing laundry but now I love it. You have to be sure you have all your items in the machine before you start it because it locks you out so you can't add forgotten clothes once you start it.  I purchased the utility drawer underneath to store my detergents. Now I'm hoping my dryer breaks down so I can purchase a new one to match!!

Maddie, you can add more clothes to the machine by pushing the start button again. The machine will drain out the water and then unlock the door for you to add more items. Once you've done that you can hit the start button again and the washer will resume. Same operation applies for pausing the dryer during operation.

Well, I was really hoping for some "new" Craftsman metal ornaments, this year.

Maybe a miniature electric hammer, to commemorate the flood of demand for the tool around Father's day and hopefully the up coming December holidays?

But, I'll just add some "spares" to my bolo collection.

Just wanted to chime in and say that Maytag WAS bad, but since Whirlpool bought it a couple years ago, the quality went WAY up. Your salesperson was misinformed.

Sears replacement claim is a joke. I bought a washer and dryer in 2000 and have had problems with it ever since. I bought the extended waranty for all those years. The dryer never would dry heavy clothes all the way I had them out many times to work on it. I finally said the heck with it and bought a used dryer this summer at an auction for 50.00 and it works.  They never offered me any replacement on the dryer. I just talked to thema bout a leak in the washer yesterday and am still waiting for a customer service person to call me back. I guess they don't want my business.

Buying a used washer next?

To Olied,

My name is Brian and I am part of the Sears Cares escalations team. I am very sorry to hear about this experience with your dryer and we would very much like to speak with you about it. We do hate to see things like this happen and we would like the opportunity to look into this for you. We want to make sure that everything that can be done for you is being done. We also need to make sure that the washer issue is being taken care of as well. At your convenience, please contact my office via email at searscares@searshc.com and we will be happy to help find a resolution. In the email, please provide a contact phone number and the phone number the dryer was purchased under (if different than the contact phone number) and we will call you directly. Also, please provide the screen name (Olied) used to post here for reference to this issue, and we do look forward to talking to you soon.

Thank you,

Brian J.

Senior Case Manager

Sears Cares

Adam O,

I have a GE Profiler washer and dryer and it is wonderful, works like a charm; would not trade it for anything.

LF

Nope.

The multiple page option now works just fine...

Alright...

A GE Profile - new!