
Tackle your family's laundry with this Maytag top-loader washer. It has 11 wash cycles to correspond with your exact needs, and a durable PowerWash agitator scrubs clothes gently to remove stubborn stains. This Maytag top-loader washer comes with a deep fill option to tackle bedding and other large items, and a rapid wash cycle when you're in a hurry.
A: i finally figured out a way to soak cloths over night ... After the washer is done filling up with water hit the pause button do not open lid the machine will stay paused walk away and return when your done soaking push pause button again and cycle will continue from where it was paused. This is the only way that I have found that allows you to soak your cloths. Do not leave the lid open or you will come back and find the washer empty.. Hope this helps ! ! !
A: Agitator moves sufficiently, but very little water. Some clothing and bedding have been damaged due , I think, to the lack of water. I have always had an agitator washer, with lots of water, so clothes were always clean and well rinsed. No, my new Maytag It did not come in an enclosed box that I saw, unless it was unpacked on the truck. I am looking for a possible replacement. The washer is pretty to look at and has nice sounds, but still, I can't afford to have my clothing damaged.
A: The machine turns off after a few minutes of not being in use, and it drains. I am still trying to figure out if there is a way around this for soaking.
A: I've had it for almost a month. Think it's one of the noisiest machines I've ever heard. I have it in a small room that has tile on the floor so I put a rug down and that's helped a little. I also am having problems with soap scum being left on my dark clothes. I would definitely look at buying a different machine if I were you!
Q: Does this have a feature to raise the water level if necessary. Or does it just sense the weight?
A: yes you can fill it up.
A: Yes, I have the same model, purchased in Nov. 2016 at Home Depot. Once per week I wash only a couple of small loads. The past two uses, the machine has suddenly started "squealing or screeching" during what seems to be the beginning and end of the spin cycle. Not sure if it's a braking mechanism, a pulley bearing or what, but it is very disappointing to have issues after only 16 months of use. After an "exploding" Samsung, I spent a lot of time researching for a good, dependable machine. I thought Maytag was it, up until now. It would be interesting to know how many others are experiencing this noise.
A: Yes you can leave it in pause mode and the water will not drain out.. Make sure you wait until the machine finishes filling up with water at the beginning of the wash cycle then hit the pause button do not open the lid. I walked away and returned the following morning and all the water was still in the machine I hit the pause button again and washer continued the cycle where it left off .... Hope this helps .
A: Yes, there is a button to change spin speed, I tend to choose a slower speed and avoid "Max Extract" which is the fastest speed as my experience has been that this wears the bearing out faster meaning repairs (at over $250 a pop) more often.