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Post# 437964   5/27/2010 at 23:44 (5,054 days old) by peteski50 (New York)        

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Well guys this is a new model I found on ajmadison but not yet on frigidaire website. Bigger capacity with steam
any comments or does anyone have more information.
Peter

www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadis...





Post# 437966 , Reply# 1   5/27/2010 at 23:48 (5,054 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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It's about time Frigidaire caught up with features like a 4+ cu. ft. drum and steam washing. Would like to see one in person!

Thanks for sharing the link, Peter.


Post# 437967 , Reply# 2   5/27/2010 at 23:55 (5,054 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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I checked out the Frigidaire website for the first time in months, and I see they've also added a nice-looking French door refrigerator, and the TOL dishwasher actually has a stainless steel interior. Again, nice of you to finally catch up with the rest of the world, Frigidaire!

Post# 437969 , Reply# 3   5/28/2010 at 00:40 (5,054 days old) by peteski50 (New York)        
Another site!

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I found another site that still carries the old back control model as well as the new 4.2 capacity

shopping.yahoo.com/cooktops-range...


Post# 438053 , Reply# 4   5/28/2010 at 12:18 (5,053 days old) by SRSwirl ()        
Quick Sanitize

Unless it's BS marketing hype, the description states that the washer can sanitize clothes in half the time of other machines. With a 1000 watt heater, the only way to speed up the water heating process is to do it without tumbling. Even then, I find it hard to believe they could cut the time in half. Methinks this is marketing hype.

Post# 438060 , Reply# 5   5/28/2010 at 12:53 (5,053 days old) by laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii)        
The FAQE/G7072L ----

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--- is the matching dryer. I think that these are similar to the E'lux line and look real nice but are half the price!!! I want a set in silver!!

Post# 438225 , Reply# 6   5/29/2010 at 10:28 (5,052 days old) by PassatDoc (Orange County, California)        
I like these

If/when my 2140 gives up the ghost, I want one of these. The 2140/2940/Affinity's 27 x 27 inch footprint worked for some people with tight clearances in laundry room or closet installations. Their 3.5 cu ft capacity was "mid-range" when the machines were rolled out c. 2004-5, and basically only Duets with 3.7-3.8 were larger. Now, of course, 3.5 is small, but I was glad that Frigidaire kept making them for those who need the convention footprint size (3.5 was the largest capacity made on that footprint).

While I don't have depth clearance issues, my machines are in the garage and the washer space is blocked by a code-required bollard (steel pipe filled with concrete) to protect the appliances (and the adjacent water heater and furnace) from a runaway car. The house was built 1988 when there were basically no FLs for sale in the mass market, and they placed the bollard smack in the middle of the washer space. Of course, they didn't realize they were blocking the door of a future FL!

My solution was to stack a Frigidaire pair, using Frigidaire's $25 dryer stacking bracket, and place the stack in the dryer space, which has no bollard. This arrangement precludes use of a pedestal, so there is stooping involved, but the dryer is at chest height so I can unload dryer standing straight up, neither stooping nor reaching (I am 5'10"; someone a lot shorter wouldn't like a stacker dryer, and someone a lot taller would be stooping even for the dryer).

What I like about these new machines is that they get the larger capacity from being deeper (30 instead of 27 deep) without being taller. Some of the large LG and Electrolux machines get their 4.5-4.7 capacity by being deeper and taller---while they can be stacked, the dryer is not convenient for someone who's shorter (I could make do, someone 5'5" could not). These machines are often 38-39 inches tall, so that a stack may stand 6'6" or taller, with dryer controls at the top.

A friend of mine who owns an appliance store did a stack installation of Electrolux for a woman client and she could not reach the controls on top without using a step stool. One of the competitor stores here, Pacific Sales, has actual stacked displays in their showroom so customers can see how high the machines would be if stacked.

These new Frigidaire machines are 36 inches high, so buyers who stacked them would have a six foot tall stack and no higher, but reap the benefits of higher capacity by being deeper (extra depth not an issue in my garage). They appear to have some of the Electrolux features at a Frigidaire price.

Below is a link to Universal Kitchen Appliance (large LA retailer) and they list four of the new models, one without and three with steam. The stated capacities vary from 4.0 to 4.2 to 4.4. I wonder if perhaps these are typos, as the outside dimensions are all alike.

Another plus is that the door is reversible, a la Electrolux. When I've read Electrolux reviews, while most buyers wanted the sturdy quality or large capacity, a number of them mentioned that they bought the washer because of the reversible door (which may had suited their particular installation requirements). Offering a reversible door at a lower price will probably win them more customers from lines like Whirlpool and Maytag, now that this feature is available at a middle of the road price.


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Post# 438254 , Reply# 7   5/29/2010 at 12:46 (5,052 days old) by peteski50 (New York)        
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Jim thanks for posting this information. I cant wait to see them in the stores. I hope they get them out on the websites soon.
Peter


Post# 438260 , Reply# 8   5/29/2010 at 13:10 (5,052 days old) by PassatDoc (Orange County, California)        

Evidently they are not at Best Buy or Lowes yet. But my links shows they have reached some of the walk-in, state of the art stores. Universal Kitchen-Appliance is middle of the road to high end, and they carry lots of more exotic brands and makes.

I noticed oddly enough that Best Buy's dryers are now priced more than their washers (didn't washers always used to be more expensive than a dryer), as they enlarged the Affinity dryer to 7.0 cu ft. When you click on "washers and dryers" at Lowes and sort the list by highest to lowest price, you'll see the dryers on top and the washers below!!

The only washers they currently list on their website, besides the 2140/2940 and the 3.1 model, are Affinities with 3.5 cu ft and they are all on sale at prices less than the dryers (i.e. under $600). I think they must be on the way out and they will sell them off for cheap prior to stocking the new 4.0-4.4 (if it isn't a typo) FLs. I am really happy that they make a six feet tall stack (but not 6'7" like the Electroluxes), and I can deal with the extra 3" depth in my particular application (not good though for people with laundry closets or a laundry room door with minimal clearance).

I wonder if they will continue making 2140/2940 for minimalists, or for people who don't have more than 27" of depth clearance? The 3.1 model has been in production for at least a decade if I am not mistaken. I don't remember when the 2140/2940 came out but when I bought them in 2006, I had seen them in Lowes for at least a year and a half before I bought them.

Universal tends to discount price, and their prices seem to be equivalent to the last generation of FLs by Frigidaire: 2140 at about $600, 2940 at $700, Affinity at $800-900 (when first introduced, before they began to discount as their product line aged). The low end new model without a heater goes for $650. Of note is a new higher max spin speed of c.1200 RPM. The new models seem to incorporate some Electrolux features while keeping the prices affordable. There is a much larger market for FL buyers who can pay $750-850 than for those who can pay $1200-1500 (for Electrolux).

Prior to learning about this new line of FLs, I was thinking my replacement machine--when the spider dies--would be the new FL Bosch machines with controls in front (stackable) but knowing Electrolux-Frigidaire better as a brand, I'd rather go with these new models. Bosch DWs work great, but their entire product line is not so stellar. Their ranges get so-so reviews. Their Euro FLs seem to work well in homes I have visited in Europe, but their US-sized machines did not get such good initial reviews. Bosch I believe makes their US machines in a US factory somewhere, which may explain the variable quality across their product lines.


Post# 438265 , Reply# 9   5/29/2010 at 13:38 (5,052 days old) by PassatDoc (Orange County, California)        
control panel

Here is the control panel for model FAFS4272LW.

Universal sells this for $719 and delivers free within the greater LA area (not to where I live). Their prices and selection are good enough that some customers come from outside LA and bring home their purchases in a truck. They do deliver outside of LA, but it isn't free and can be quite expensive unless you are buying an entire suite of appliances (e.g. remodel) and can "defray" the delivery charge across a range of machines.

My only qualm about this model is that it has the steam feature, which I don't think I'd really use that much. My washer is next to the water heater, and I don't boil wash, so I don't think I'd even use the heater or wash above "hot water line temp". There is one model down (about $650) without a heater, but the capacity is also lower, 4.0 vs 4.2.

Note: stores like AJMadison tend to ship to out of state buyers who avoid sales tax in many cases. As a result, their prices can be closer to MSRP because their customers outside their state may not have to pay sales tax. Many of these companies also charge surprisingly reasonable freight charges. The downside is that they just deliver and don't install, so if you are not an installation expert, or even if you are an expert and the machine fails to operate properly, you don't have as much recourse as someone whose washer is delivered by the merchant's own delivery truck.


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Post# 438268 , Reply# 10   5/29/2010 at 13:49 (5,052 days old) by peteski50 (New York)        
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What I like about these new models is that they offer a prewash. Does it have a extra rinse feature? And I'm wondering what •Freewater Rinse means - I wish we can get the instruction book.
Peter


Post# 438276 , Reply# 11   5/29/2010 at 14:26 (5,052 days old) by PassatDoc (Orange County, California)        

Frigidaire generally posts PDF user manuals for current models once those models reach the corporate website. Of course, any such manual for this machine would be the definitive scoop on its features.

I am fairly certain that "freshwater rinse" is simply "extra rinse".

There is an option button for time delay (some of the models list delay up to 18 hours) and a button for "pre wash". The AJ Madison site mentioned a prewash detergent slot in the dispenser, so it must be true. My 2140 doesn't have a prewash, but you could use "Soak" cycle as a manual prewash, with half a dose of detergent. However, when "Soak" completed, you had to manually reload the machine with detergent and manually start a wash cycle, it does not advance from Soak to Wash automatically. The current Affinity washers lack a Soak cycle but have a "stain clean" option--which is merely a soak cycle added to the middle of the wash cycle (machine pauses and just soaks, but it is way shorter than a Soak cycle on 2140/2940).

If you save a copy of the control panel image and then open it in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, you can enlarge the control panel and read the labels more clearly:

Wash Cycles: Sanitize, Heavy/Bulky, Allergy, Whitest Whites, Normal, Casual, Quick Wash, Delicates, Rinse/Spin, Spin Only.

Temp options: Sanitize, Hot, Warm, Cold, Cold Water Clean (???machine cleans itself with cold water???). Doesn't specify which settings are controlled by Auto Temp Control---possibly all, because current Affinities list "ATC" next to settings controlled by ATC, which usually are "warm" and "cold". "Hot" is water line hot, and there is a non-ATC "cold" that is "cold water line cold". I wonder if "cold water clean" is a special cycle for heavy soil in cold water? with a longer wash or soak time? In any case, if none of the temp settings specify if ATC is engaged, it may be that ATC is always-on.

Spin speed: Max, High, Med, Low, No Spin (spin speed is 1200 rpm max on this model; the two higher models are 1300 rpm max)

Soil level: Max, High, Normal, Light, Extra Light. These control duration of main wash cycle. My 2140 has a "heavy soil" option that adds three minutes to wash agitation cycle. This larger range of wash duration options must give users the chance to shorten wash time for lightly soiled loads.

Options: Add Steam, Pre Wash, Delay Start, Freshwater Rinse, Clean Washer, Control Lock.

I have no idea what "Add Steam" does to a cycle washed at lower than "Sanitize" temp. I also wonder whether the heater engages only with "Sanitize", or does it work with ATC to ensure that "hot" water is raised to the preset "hot" temperature in the event that less-than-hot water is delivered to the washer (if there are other hot water applications in use at once, e.g.).




Post# 438292 , Reply# 12   5/29/2010 at 16:07 (5,052 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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Cold water clean probably means non-ATC controlled cold-i.e. tap cold temp. I owuld imagine ATC is always engaged except for cold water clean. It would be nice if the heater energized more than on Sanitize. I believe that's a feature of the Electrolux washers--the heater is used to slightly raise or maintain temp. Steam is probably an option on both hot and warm wahes on certain cycles too and if like Whirllpool, is independent of Sanitize. I just hope hot is hotter than 110 and warm is hotter than 90 degrees F. Front loaders don't appear to have as dumbed down water temps as top loaders. That's one of the reasons I prefer front loaders. Hmm, insteqad of water temp or wash temp, the button used to select wash temps says auto temp. there's an energy saver button under the time display, that oculd mean atc set points are lowered or if reall lucky, the normally energized supplemental heater is disengaged.

Post# 438293 , Reply# 13   5/29/2010 at 16:16 (5,052 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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Jim would you do that control panel image for the TOL model (the one with 17 cycles) please. I can't seem to get an image of the control panel to save and enlarge. Thank you in advance.

Post# 438304 , Reply# 14   5/29/2010 at 18:59 (5,052 days old) by PassatDoc (Orange County, California)        

Hi appnut, I found the image at the AJMadison website and the only model they were offering was the model depicted above. That website offered the enlarged control panel view for that model only. (there is a small AJ logo in the corner, indicating it came from the AJMadison website).

The website that DID list all four new models (Universal Kitchen Appliance) does not offer enlarged views of the control panel. However, there are product descriptions for all four models on their website (see link below).



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Post# 439084 , Reply# 15   6/2/2010 at 11:21 (5,048 days old) by peteski50 (New York)        
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The website now has them but not to much information given.
Peter


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Post# 439205 , Reply# 16   6/2/2010 at 18:31 (5,048 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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Well, they're new to the website today, as I checked in around 7:00 this morning and they weren't there at that time.

I stopped by my local Frigidaire dealer and they said they have been informed about the new machines, but they are not able to order them, yet. Same with the new French door refrigerator.

Now that they're both on the website, they should be available quite soon. I'm liking the washer/dryer, and the price is certainly right! Getting a 4.4 cu. ft. drum, steam, and a 1300 rpm spin speed for under a grand is a bargain.




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Post# 439276 , Reply# 17   6/2/2010 at 21:43 (5,048 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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Well the manuals and guides aren't available yet. The top two models appear to have an option something like Max Water Fill.

Post# 439288 , Reply# 18   6/2/2010 at 22:21 (5,048 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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Update: Frigidaire.com has just added the top-of-the-line model: 4474

Look at these specialty cycles---and I like the pre-wash and steam options, too.


Post# 439293 , Reply# 19   6/2/2010 at 22:39 (5,048 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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Yep, kinda different and cool. Now, I just wanna know the nuts and bolts of how each cycle and option progresses.

Post# 439710 , Reply# 20   6/5/2010 at 02:10 (5,045 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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The user/owner guides are now online!!!

Post# 439711 , Reply# 21   6/5/2010 at 02:27 (5,045 days old) by peteski50 (New York)        
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Yes the manuals are in for some models - I have a ?
Where is the button for Max Fill


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Post# 439744 , Reply# 22   6/5/2010 at 09:17 (5,045 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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Did you read the manual? Did you try to seek the answer to that question? It's in there.

"Increase the water fill level of the agitation portion of any wash cycle"

The manuals for all the new models in this new series are there, not for just some of them. In fact, the manual is one of those all-encompasing ones where all the featues are covered for the sries so it just depends upoln how high up you go in this new seeries as to whether all the features mentioned in the manual are one the machine.


Post# 439755 , Reply# 23   6/5/2010 at 10:54 (5,045 days old) by SRSwirl ()        
Max Fill

It's the "press-and-hold" function on the Delay Start button. You can see it in teeny tiny gray superscript to the right on the Delay Start button. There are a couple of buttons with the "press-and-hold" function (like a control-shift function on a computer keyboard).

Post# 439774 , Reply# 24   6/5/2010 at 11:51 (5,045 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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I'm printing out the manual as we speak! Believe me, it's taking all the fortitude I have not to call my local dealer and order a pair this morning. I'm forcing myself to wait until CR reviews it---that should give me time to get over my "new washer fever", LOL.

Looks like Frigidaire has come up with a pair that can at least begin to compete with LG and Whirlpool. FINALLY!!




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Post# 439776 , Reply# 25   6/5/2010 at 12:01 (5,045 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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I'm right there with ya Eugene. Now c'mon, you know you want them!!! Dial that dealer's number on Monday!!! I'm sure they're closed by now. "TAKE ME HOME DADDY, I'LL TUMBLE FOR YOU."

Post# 439782 , Reply# 26   6/5/2010 at 12:40 (5,045 days old) by AndrewInOrlando ()        

You know, these may persuade me to give serious consideration to replacing the Calypso...after all, it's 10 years old now and maybe needs a little vacation at this point!! That Max Fill feature has me dripping!! Will someone please buy one and try it out for us???? Please? It looks like Frigidaire may actually have incorporated consumer feedback into the design, since they've covered a lot of bases in these new models.

Post# 439784 , Reply# 27   6/5/2010 at 13:04 (5,045 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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Bob and Andrew: The deck is stacked against me when each of the little guys on my shoulders is being the devil, LOL!

Post# 439786 , Reply# 28   6/5/2010 at 13:07 (5,045 days old) by appnut (TX)        
when each of the little guys on my shoulders is being the de

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I just love it when a cute guy carries me around on his shoulders!!!

Post# 439801 , Reply# 29   6/5/2010 at 16:25 (5,045 days old) by mark_wpduet (Lexington KY)        

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Wow! Some of the newer Duet's have MAX rinse option now (although I have no clue how deep MAX rinse really is.)

Now the new Frigidaire machines have MAX fill option.

It does say "Increase the water level of any wash cycle"

So you can only increase the water level in the wash and not the rinse? Ideally, one would be able to increase the water level of wash and rinse, but if they only give one option, I'd rather the water level be increased in the rinse cycle, not the wash. (Perhaps on this machine you can increase the water level in rinse as well), but it doesn't sound like it with their wording. I wonder if it's a disgustingly small increase or a decent increase in the water level. I've wondered this about the Duet MAX rinse but I have never seen a video or anything on that.


Post# 439803 , Reply# 30   6/5/2010 at 16:46 (5,045 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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Mark, it said "agitation portion of any wash cycle". Agitation portion to me would mean wash as well as rinse.

Post# 439816 , Reply# 31   6/5/2010 at 18:47 (5,045 days old) by peteski50 (New York)        
Frigidaire FL!!

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I really have not read over the manual throughly but it would be great to be able to get more water in these machines. I hope it will be a substancial amount more and not just another drop or 2.
Peter


Post# 439866 , Reply# 32   6/5/2010 at 23:46 (5,045 days old) by mark_wpduet (Lexington KY)        

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Lets hope it's not like the LG's waterplus cuz I hear that uses very little extra water. I like the way MAX FILL sounds, let's hope it's really MAX FILL and not just another cup of water

Post# 439874 , Reply# 33   6/6/2010 at 00:42 (5,045 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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Eugene, you need to just succumb to the little voices in your head and the little men on your shoulders seductively calling on you to go ahead and call your local dealer. Make their day. Make their June month sales figures improve.

Post# 439888 , Reply# 34   6/6/2010 at 04:33 (5,044 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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Bob---I looked over my finances, which was more than enough to kill my 'new washer fever'. It would simply be stupid for me to go into debt $2500 (need those pedestals, of course!) when I have two washers in perfect operating condition.

Oh well...it was fun while it lasted, LOL. I'll be in much better financial shape in a couple of years (knock on wood). Gotta keep my eye on the prize, as they say.


Post# 439897 , Reply# 35   6/6/2010 at 08:17 (5,044 days old) by appnut (TX)        
Gotta keep my eye on the prize

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Believe me, I understand. But ya can't blame a bear for tryin' ;-)

Post# 439906 , Reply# 36   6/6/2010 at 09:50 (5,044 days old) by logixx (Germany)        

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I wonder how many parts these washers share with the IQ Touch. The layout of the panel looks practically identical.

Post# 439938 , Reply# 37   6/6/2010 at 13:46 (5,044 days old) by Alfer (San Jose, Ca.)        
Water usage

According to the Energy Star ratings, Model 4474 has a tub volume of 3.81 cubic feet and a water factor of 2.9 giving a water use per load of 11.05 gallons.
It is 155% more efficient than the federal standard (MEF) meaning it uses much less water.
One of the most efficient machines to date.....
It uses too little water--hope the max fill really works.


Post# 440005 , Reply# 38   6/6/2010 at 21:09 (5,044 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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Alfer---Frigidaire is advertising the 4474 as having a 4.4 cubic foot tub. I wonder why there is a discrepancy?

Post# 440120 , Reply# 39   6/7/2010 at 12:48 (5,043 days old) by alfer (San Jose, Ca.)        

Three models, tested in 5/2010, with model numbers ending in 4272, 4473, and 4474 are listed having a tub volume of 3.81 cu ft. I think that Energy Star ratings are more conservative than the mfg. ratings....

Post# 440170 , Reply# 40   6/7/2010 at 17:01 (5,043 days old) by brisnat81 (Brisbane Australia)        

The manual also shows that some models are capable of a profile wash, which I assume mean heats to a set temp from Cold.

The Stain treat button fills will cold water to treat protein stains and then heats to remove non protein stains and may add over 30 minutes to the wash time.

If that is true are there any other US machines excluding Bosch that'll do that?


Post# 440203 , Reply# 41   6/7/2010 at 19:01 (5,043 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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I read a manual for the top-of-the-line model by LG and I'm pretty sure it does a profile wash. Of course neither Bosch nor LG are American machines, really.

Mark---I wouldn't get too excited about the MAX FILL option. My top-loading 2006 Frigidaire labels its highest water level SUPER, and it fills only to the third row of holes down from the top of the tub; in other words, medium.


Post# 440205 , Reply# 42   6/7/2010 at 19:02 (5,043 days old) by appnut (TX)        

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And don't forget to add the steam option too!!

Post# 440226 , Reply# 43   6/7/2010 at 21:39 (5,043 days old) by AndrewInOrlando ()        
Capacity Differences

The energy star website advertises the Frigidaire's drum capacity in cubic feet based on the DOE standard, while manufacturers use the IEC standard, which just inflates the size of the drum because it takes into account the size of the drum with an agitator, which is about .4 - .5 cubic feet. So a 3.9 cu ft front loader would be equivalent to a 4.4 cu ft top loader with an agitator. Basically, both should hold the same volume of clothes.

Don't things always look bigger in the mirror????


Post# 440283 , Reply# 44   6/8/2010 at 03:35 (5,042 days old) by mark_wpduet (Lexington KY)        

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If anyone purchases this machine, PUHHLEEZE let us know how much water it uses on MAX FILL :).....Thanks


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