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Post# 44657 9/8/2004 at 05:39 (6,779 days old) by wilkinsservis  (Melbourne Australia) |
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| Post# 44666 , Reply# 1 9/8/2004 at 08:28 (6,779 days old) by Laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii) | ||
I am very impressed with every LG washer,dryer and washer dryer i have seen so far.We don't sell them at The home Depot but I do send elegeable candidates to Southeast Steel to see them.I like the "Roller Jets",I like the recirculating spray(my old Kenmore Combination washer dryer had that and got our clothes exceptionally clean!!!),I love the 1100-1300 RPM spins available,i like the direct drive moter,Ilike the full size combination washer-dryer and hope they introduce newer models in gas as well as 220 volts.I do not see how it can't be done and think maybe,just maybe their current full size condenser combo is a model introduced to "test the waters" just to see how much of a market there is for them here as well as abroad.
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Post# 44680 , Reply# 2 9/8/2004 at 11:08 (6,779 days old) by peteski50 (New York) |
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LG 10kg frontloader
I actually have the newer 3677 10kg coimbo. I like the machine but it does have some issues. For instance I realize it takes awhile to dry. But the washing cycle is extremly long. The people at LG customer service do not know much about the machines. I had a tech look at the machine and said it needed a display board even though the unit is currently working. LG had to order the part from Korea and could not get it for awhile. So LG agreed to replace the machine. I am still awaiting as to when it will come in. It does do a beautiful job cleaning. The part that takes a real long time is to balance the load before it spins. I will keep all posted when I hear more information. Peter | ||
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Post# 44724 , Reply# 3 9/9/2004 at 00:31 (6,779 days old) by appnut (TX) |
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| Post# 44749 , Reply# 4 9/9/2004 at 12:24 (6,778 days old) by Laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii) | ||
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Thanks!I have been so busy trying to keep up with work @ "Homo Depot"LOL and trying to keep up with dodging these horrible hurricanes we seam to be unable to avoid.I found 2 fabulous junk yards nearby and frollic them frequently.I have a new LG compact combo that was still under warranty and it works great! Got it for $20 It retails for $1300!I also found a Frigemore set that was sent there from Lowes and had never been used!!!I got them for $60 and cleaned them up and sold them to a co-worker for $400.She sent in the form from FRIGIDAIRE to extend the warranty another 5 years!!!They both work perfectly.We(Orma and I and our 4 pets)survived Charley and Francis unscaved and had no problems.We lost nop power,our cable tv stayed on the entire time of both storms.I can't say that for the majority of the people here in Seminole county thow.There are still homes here w/out power and some that are flooded.They are saying the water won't reach it's crest untill tonight and a lot of folks will be homeless and have to stay in shelters or with friends or families.
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| Post# 44751 , Reply# 5 9/9/2004 at 12:32 (6,778 days old) by Laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii) | ||
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I am hoping that LG is using their 120 volt full size combos to "test the waters and try to build the same structure available in 220 volts and/or gas like the old Bendix/Kenmore/Whirlpool models were.I know they can do it.I just wonder what is going on now as far as the hearings are concerned reguarding lawsuites with FP/WP/Mtag/and GE.I haven't heard anything reasently about it but am curious about what's happening and verry anxious to find out what the outcome is going to be.
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| Post# 44791 , Reply# 6 9/10/2004 at 00:28 (6,778 days old) by kenmore1978 () | ||
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lawsuit So who's suing who, and over what? | ||
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Post# 44870 , Reply# 7 9/11/2004 at 01:02 (6,777 days old) by Launderess (Quiet Please, There´s a Lady on Stage) |
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Whirlpool is suing LG claiming their front load washers violate several Whirlpool patents including IIRC, the recirculating spray/Catalyst action. "Whirlpool Corporation Files Second Suit Against LG For Clothes Washer Patent Infringement" "February 13, 2004 Whirlpool Corporation announced that it has filed a second patent infringement suit against LG Electronics, Inc., and the South Korean company's U.S. affiliate, LG Electronics USA, Inc., for infringing clothes washer patents. The latest suit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan, maintains that a line of LG clothes washers sold in the U.S. infringes two patents secured by Whirlpool in 1988 and 2001 to protect innovative washing technology. Similarly, the first suit, filed in August, contends that several lines of LG clothes washers infringe another two patents secured by Whirlpool in 1993. The latest suit involves a patented method of rolling the clothes in a washer to deliver a better cleaning performance and improved energy and water savings. The suit also involves a patented method of passing detergent through fabric to provide better cleaning action without the use of an agitator." LG is suing another appliance maker,(forget who) claiming their washers violate several of it's patents. So far LG to my knowlege has not changed anything about their washers, since the lawsuit was filed so the whole thing may end up being in the courts for years. Launderess | ||
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Post# 44875 , Reply# 8 9/11/2004 at 07:09 (6,776 days old) by Maytagbear (N.E. Ohio) |
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Lawsuits We never leave junior high, do we? 
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| Post# 44876 , Reply# 9 9/11/2004 at 09:12 (6,776 days old) by mrb627 (Buford, GA) | ||
Funny
Isn't it funny that the suit is against the recirculating water in the LG FL machines, yet the Whirlpool Duet's do not have this feature. Further, the F&P has this spray, yet this has been overlooked. Perhaps Whirlpool does not see F&P as a threat to their marketshare. If LG eliminated this feature in their FL machine's, would it make any difference in their sales? I doubt it. It might, however, make a difference in the machine's ability to clean. LG might have to start using more water to achieve saturation. Whatever, Whirlpool should get over it. How can they corner the market on Rolling Clothes over for washing. All FL's do that to a degree. MRB | ||
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Post# 44964 , Reply# 11 9/12/2004 at 22:44 (6,775 days old) by appnut (TX) |
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MRB627, the duets may not have the recirculating water. BUT, Whirlpool used this in their Cmbo Washer/Dryer that aws introduced in 1958. This was used for both the WP and Lady Kenmore versions and was used until the LK versions Sears stopped selling in or around 1970. Personally, I wish they'd resurrect this filter stream and use it in the duets and hetties.
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