Likey true of some models, but not all. Your sample of one make/model/unit is hardly a representative sample to base a generalization on.
Likey true of some models, but not all. Your sample of one make/model/unit is hardly a representative sample to base a generalization on.
No, it's the one's made by the various Whirlpool divisions that have the auto-load sense. Can't speak for GE or the European or Korean brands.
You're right, it's the ones made by Whirlpool, under various brand names, that the repair guy was familiar with. It could well be that LG, Samsung, GE, Miele, etc. don't have this issue if they have automatic load sensing.
Part of the reason for trying to limit waste water like toilets is that it's a two part problem. It uses water and it creates waste water that then in many cases has to be treated. That takes energy, chemicals, $$$ treatment facilities, etc.
You better bolt her down! Otherwise it might have a mechanical malfunction or fire and go flying off to the Indian Ocean off Australia, if you believe some folks theories....
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