Easiest, simplest top loader washer that one can repairthemselves?
On Jan 10, 8:04 am, wrote:
I'm in market for cheap top loader washer..... live
alone so it wont be used a lot.
However, I'm curious if any brands are more "modular"
or easier to self-repair than others?
Does a $400 Whirlpool washer have direct drive ( no
belts) .....and a modular design for easy repair?
If you want cheap to acquire & easy to repair.......
I would suggest an older used Maytag that you pickup cheap on
Craigslist.
People are always moving not wanting to take their machines with them.
I've got a 25+ year old Maytag that used to do ~15 loads a week but in
that last 5 years I'm down to under 10 loads. Only repairs / maint
have been the belts & the water inlet valve assembly.
Get a 10 year old one in decent condition at a good price & it will
most likely last for a LONG time.
My neighbor bought a new front loader combo set for $1200+ and its
had two service calls (so far).
Gotta do a lot of wash to save $1000 in hot & cold water.
cheers
Bob
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