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Whirlpool is made in Ohio, Marion. If you decide to buy new.

 

 

After having both of our LG machines die in there both Less than I think three years old we went out and bought a whirlpool dryer and it was basically a budget dryer (~450) and I am ridiculously happy with it

 

I will buy just a regular Whirlpool washer when this current washer dies again (lg fixed it after many many phone calls)

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After having both of our LG machines die in there both Less than I think three years old we went out and bought a whirlpool dryer and it was basically a budget dryer (~450) and I am ridiculously happy with it

 

I will buy just a regular Whirlpool washer when this current washer dies again (lg fixed it after many many phone calls)

 

Have had LG TROMM washer and dryer since 2006 with -zero- problems and works rock solid.

 

 

YMMV I guess...

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go to lowes out in hilliard and talk to steve he just started in the appliance section and they have great specials going on along with a bunch of scratch and dent stuff if you dont care about it being new or not.

 

Or go to lowes on broad they have a alomst warehouse size back room with all scratch and dent stuff, Thats where i got my entire kitchen setup for and they will give you some amazing deals

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Scott, I may have u covered. We upgraded last year because of the 3 kids. Still have the old ones. All works, but dryer was starting to squeal... almost certainly just a belt. Matching set. Can send more info tonight if ur interested. Thinking $150 picked up.
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We replaced our not-that-old dead Maytag top load washer last may with a front load LG. Zero regrets. We did a lot of comparision shopping (Lowes, THD, Appliance Mart, Best Buy, HH Gregg, Sears outlet). We ended up buying from HHG because they had the best pricing.
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After having both of our LG machines die in there both Less than I think three years old we went out and bought a whirlpool dryer and it was basically a budget dryer (~450) and I am ridiculously happy with it

 

I will buy just a regular Whirlpool washer when this current washer dies again (lg fixed it after many many phone calls)

My lg died also but I fixed it. There is a known problem with the lg washers blowing a sensor then the motherboard if you use to much detergent. You should also run the tub clean cycle every once in a while to clean out any extra detergent that could still be in there.

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My lg died also but I fixed it. There is a known problem with the lg washers blowing a sensor then the motherboard if you use to much detergent. You should also run the tub clean cycle every once in a while to clean out any extra detergent that could still be in there.

 

Have had LG TROMM washer and dryer since 2006 with -zero- problems and works rock solid.

YMMV I guess...

This is teh model we have, i believe.

the wheel bearings failed.. which is also a known issue.

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As promised, although a little late..

 

Frigidaire Heavy Duty. 9 cycle, 2 speed, 3/4 hp washer, HD dryer.

 

Wife verified both were working; dryer was starting to squeal.

 

http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu8/nurkvinnyz06/46cfee75-b07c-4cc8-91ff-4d0d8a38ab93_zps45ea8ab5.jpg

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