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Whirlpool WTW7300XW
$899.00
Released February, 2010
The Pros:Large interior capacity, can handle big loads without a problem. Spin cycle does an excellent job removing water, clothes come out practically dry. Excellent washer with a large capacity, especially for bulky items such as pillows & blankets. Quiet. Clothes are clean & almost dry when wash cycle complete.
The Cons:Even slightly off level will cause serious problems in the running of the unit. Accumulates rust in the front within a few years. I have had this washer for 6 months and can not thinki of any Cons!
The Whirlpool WTW7300XW is a mid-range top loading washer with Energy Star certification. Similar to the Whirlpool WTW6500WW, the WTW7300XW boasts intelligent 6th Sense technology, a max spin speed of 1,100 RPM and a 5.0 cu.
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ft. stainless steel wash basin. However, the WTW7300XW also boasts some extra environmentally-friendly features such as EcoBoost and EcoMonitor while lacking some of the WTW6500WW's wash cycles (sporting only 11 to the WTW6500WW's 13).
The WTW7300XW's 6th Sense technology makes washing a snap as it automatically adjusts a number of internal factors, resulting in a perfect wash every time. Its EcoBoost function increases speed but lowers water temperature for a more energy-efficient yet still effective wash. Additionally, the WTW7300XW's EcoMonitor function displays the amount of energy being used by each wash cycle type in an easy-to-read fashion.
Features
- 5.0 cu. ft. stainless steel wash basin
- EcoBoost function reduces energy consumption
- 1,100 RPM max spin speed ensures a faster and more efficient wash
- Energy Star certification
- 11 Automatic Cycles
- Fabric Softener and bleach dispenser
- EcoMonitor lets you know just how much energy is used each cycle
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Pros & Cons
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large interior capacity, can handle big loads without a problem
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spin cycle does an excellent job removing water, clothes come out practically dry
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Excellent washer with a large capacity, especially for bulky items such as pillows & blankets. Quiet. Clothes are clean & almost dry when wash cycle complete.
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heavy duty motor capable of handling heavier blankets and other heavy items
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relatively little power draw while in operation
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even slightly off level will cause serious problems in the running of the unit
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accumulates rust in the front within a few years
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I have had this washer for 6 months and can not thinki of any Cons!
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getting the balance right is tricky, takes a lot of time
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Anonymous:
#whirlpool_wtw7300xw Only lasted 2 years and the tub seal and tub bearing went bad. Called Whirlpool and they wouldn't replace deffective part on their dime. Very disappointed! Wouldn't buy from this company again!
Jan 11, 13
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