Good job. One thing that I want you to keep in mind is that you can do the laundry and start the dishes is when you have something else to do for a long periods of time (ie: working or sleeping) so it’ll be ready for you when it’s done. That’s why I run the washer during the day when we leave and fabric soften it when we get home and run the dishwasher every night after we eat dinner with the Cascade tablet dishwasher soap so we can put it away in the morning or need them for something
Running appliances unattended that fill with water and utilize high-power electric heating elements is not advisable and not to be done in my household.
Could you do a long Video like that with it running on various Cycles with 2 Rinses selected? I especially want to see the Normal Cycle with 2 Rinses selected, to where the first Rinse is the Deep Rinse, then the second Rinse is the Spray Rinse, then goes straight to Final Spin.
@@JordanU Well, all-n-all, you do have the FW2 Model, which removes the Deep Water Wash Option from the Normal Cycle, since the FW1 Model. If you had the FW0 Model, then Deep Water Wash would be available on the Normal Cycle. However, you can at least use the Normal Cycle for Small Loads, then whenever you do any Big Loads, you can run a different Cycle that has the Deep Water Wash Option available. On your FW2 Model, basically all the Cycles, including the Rinse & Spin Cycle, but excluding the Normal Cycle, have the Deep Water Wash Option available. And thus, even I can see that all the Cycles that you did in the Video were just the Bulky/Sheets Cycle, which even though limits the Final Spin to Medium Spin Speed at 500RPM, & which the reason why they did that for that Cycle is ‘cause after what happened on the Samsung & LG Machines, it freaked all the other Brands out & caused them to limit the Spin Speed on the Final Spin Portion of the Cycle to prevent the same problem from happening. With that, here’s a little tip for you, if you want the Final Spin on the Bulky/Sheets Cycle to do the Fast Spin Speed at 700RPM, either you’re gonna have to run a different Cycle that allows the Fast Final Spin or after the Bulky/Sheets Cycle ends, to run it on the Drain & Spin Cycle afterwards, since the Drain & Spin Cycle defaults to Fast Spin Speed. To list you the Cycles & their Spin Speeds on Final Spin for your FW2 Machine, the Cycles that do the Medium Final Spin are Bulky/Sheets, Wrinkle Control, & Hand Wash, while the Cycles that do the Fast Final Spin are PowerWash™️, Whites, Normal, Cold Wash, Rinse & Spin, Drain & Spin, & Clean Washer with Affresh. Well, what I can at least say is that even if you don’t do the Normal Cycle ‘cause of the Deep Water Wash Option removed from it, since the FW1 Model, you can at least do the PowerWash™️, Whites, Cold Wash, Rinse & Spin, & Clean Washer with Affresh Cycles, hopefully any of those Cycles in your next Video, since Deep Water Wash is available on those Cycles, & as I would at least request those with 2 Rinses selected, while the 2 Rinses Option is my favorite Option, I would at least get the Fast Final Spin, as part of enjoying the Cycles. Even I’d do the Drain & Spin Cycle, if needed, like let’s say if any of the Cycles with the Fast Final Spin limit to Medium Spin Speed for some reason, or if you run the Bulky/Sheets Cycle that limits to Medium Final Spin, since the Drain & Spin Cycle again defaults to Fast Spin Speed. So, can I at least request that for your next long Video of your FW2 Machine there, to run it on the PowerWash™️, Whites, Cold Wash, Rinse & Spin, and/or Clean Washer with Affresh Cycles with 2 Rinses selected, as because you mainly use the Deep Water Wash Option, that Option is available on those Cycles, as again that Deep Water Wash is available on all the Cycles, except the Normal Cycle due to the Option being removed from it, since the FW1 Model? (Please note that whenever you run the Whites Cycle on your FW2 Machine, it defaults to 2 Rinses…) Also, if you want to be able to use the Deep Water Wash Option on the Normal Cycle, I’d recommend that you look for & buy a used FW0 Model in a good working condition, as the FW0 Model is the only Model, where Deep Water Wash is available on the Normal Cycle.
This is a great video I have a Maytag washer mine doesn't have a standard agitator like yours and I have a lid I can see what's going on it's a great washer I'm still trying to figure out what all the different settings are
Wait.. MVWC565FW2? That’s the better one… maybe it has improved wash action, or not. I’m not sure but all I know is my MVWC565FW0 was not the best. And yeah, as I see, it is out of balance already 💀. I knew it wouldn’t be better than the FW0. Anyways, that sounded like the drain pump having trouble as well when it was trying to shift to fill up.
The FW2 continues to have Deep Water Wash removed from the Normal Cycle, since the FW1. At the same time, it also changes the Main Wash Filling & Scrubbing Sequence to match with the Agitator Machines, like on the Amana 4516, Whirlpool 4616, Whirlpool 4027, & so on so forth.
@@ElevatorWasher5000 Notice that the FW1 does the same wash action as the FW0 with a minor difference of Deep Water Wash being removed from the Normal Cycle. The major difference would be on the FW2 with the Main Wash Filling & Scrubbing Sequence & the FW3 with turning the Cycle Dial/pushing the Start/Pause Button to wake the Machine, then pushing the Start/Pause Button (again) to start the Cycle.
So far it's been fine over the last 2 years, but I doubt it will last anywhere near as long as the older ones do. It will be replaced with a vintage machine eventually.
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I love these long videos. I could fall asleep to these.
It’s funny how you say that, I used to fall asleep in movie theaters! 😂
Same
Thanks for letting me know.
I am a huge laundry fan, so this is a great thing to me. I'll be watching this for a while. Thank you!
Thanks for letting me know.
Good job. One thing that I want you to keep in mind is that you can do the laundry and start the dishes is when you have something else to do for a long periods of time (ie: working or sleeping) so it’ll be ready for you when it’s done. That’s why I run the washer during the day when we leave and fabric soften it when we get home and run the dishwasher every night after we eat dinner with the Cascade tablet dishwasher soap so we can put it away in the morning or need them for something
Running appliances unattended that fill with water and utilize high-power electric heating elements is not advisable and not to be done in my household.
Super long video bro and i enjoyed it much longer than the 1st you did the video on this Maytag 🙂
True I think this is one of the longest videos I've posted yet.
@@JordanU True bro it is this one is Super long hopefully you can do a video of the day that long or a fan service video that long lol
Good job Jordan 😊
Thanks
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Could you do a long Video like that with it running on various Cycles with 2 Rinses selected?
I especially want to see the Normal Cycle with 2 Rinses selected, to where the first Rinse is the Deep Rinse, then the second Rinse is the Spray Rinse, then goes straight to Final Spin.
I really never use the normal cycle, it doesn't put enough water in to properly clean the clothes.
@@JordanU Well, all-n-all, you do have the FW2 Model, which removes the Deep Water Wash Option from the Normal Cycle, since the FW1 Model.
If you had the FW0 Model, then Deep Water Wash would be available on the Normal Cycle.
However, you can at least use the Normal Cycle for Small Loads, then whenever you do any Big Loads, you can run a different Cycle that has the Deep Water Wash Option available.
On your FW2 Model, basically all the Cycles, including the Rinse & Spin Cycle, but excluding the Normal Cycle, have the Deep Water Wash Option available.
And thus, even I can see that all the Cycles that you did in the Video were just the Bulky/Sheets Cycle, which even though limits the Final Spin to Medium Spin Speed at 500RPM, & which the reason why they did that for that Cycle is ‘cause after what happened on the Samsung & LG Machines, it freaked all the other Brands out & caused them to limit the Spin Speed on the Final Spin Portion of the Cycle to prevent the same problem from happening.
With that, here’s a little tip for you, if you want the Final Spin on the Bulky/Sheets Cycle to do the Fast Spin Speed at 700RPM, either you’re gonna have to run a different Cycle that allows the Fast Final Spin or after the Bulky/Sheets Cycle ends, to run it on the Drain & Spin Cycle afterwards, since the Drain & Spin Cycle defaults to Fast Spin Speed.
To list you the Cycles & their Spin Speeds on Final Spin for your FW2 Machine, the Cycles that do the Medium Final Spin are Bulky/Sheets, Wrinkle Control, & Hand Wash, while the Cycles that do the Fast Final Spin are PowerWash™️, Whites, Normal, Cold Wash, Rinse & Spin, Drain & Spin, & Clean Washer with Affresh.
Well, what I can at least say is that even if you don’t do the Normal Cycle ‘cause of the Deep Water Wash Option removed from it, since the FW1 Model, you can at least do the PowerWash™️, Whites, Cold Wash, Rinse & Spin, & Clean Washer with Affresh Cycles, hopefully any of those Cycles in your next Video, since Deep Water Wash is available on those Cycles, & as I would at least request those with 2 Rinses selected, while the 2 Rinses Option is my favorite Option, I would at least get the Fast Final Spin, as part of enjoying the Cycles.
Even I’d do the Drain & Spin Cycle, if needed, like let’s say if any of the Cycles with the Fast Final Spin limit to Medium Spin Speed for some reason, or if you run the Bulky/Sheets Cycle that limits to Medium Final Spin, since the Drain & Spin Cycle again defaults to Fast Spin Speed.
So, can I at least request that for your next long Video of your FW2 Machine there, to run it on the PowerWash™️, Whites, Cold Wash, Rinse & Spin, and/or Clean Washer with Affresh Cycles with 2 Rinses selected, as because you mainly use the Deep Water Wash Option, that Option is available on those Cycles, as again that Deep Water Wash is available on all the Cycles, except the Normal Cycle due to the Option being removed from it, since the FW1 Model?
(Please note that whenever you run the Whites Cycle on your FW2 Machine, it defaults to 2 Rinses…)
Also, if you want to be able to use the Deep Water Wash Option on the Normal Cycle, I’d recommend that you look for & buy a used FW0 Model in a good working condition, as the FW0 Model is the only Model, where Deep Water Wash is available on the Normal Cycle.
This is a great video I have a Maytag washer mine doesn't have a standard agitator like yours and I have a lid I can see what's going on it's a great washer I'm still trying to figure out what all the different settings are
Thanks for letting me know.
What’s the Model Number of your Maytag Washer?
Wait.. MVWC565FW2? That’s the better one… maybe it has improved wash action, or not. I’m not sure but all I know is my MVWC565FW0 was not the best. And yeah, as I see, it is out of balance already 💀. I knew it wouldn’t be better than the FW0. Anyways, that sounded like the drain pump having trouble as well when it was trying to shift to fill up.
I don't know what you're talking about.
The FW2 continues to have Deep Water Wash removed from the Normal Cycle, since the FW1.
At the same time, it also changes the Main Wash Filling & Scrubbing Sequence to match with the Agitator Machines, like on the Amana 4516, Whirlpool 4616, Whirlpool 4027, & so on so forth.
@@videolover2014 Yeah they are worse than the MVWC565FW0 considering at least the FW0 still has Deep Water Wash on Nornal
I’m glad they tried improving on the Wash Action when it fills up though, that’s the part I enjoy with the 565FW1 &FW2
@@ElevatorWasher5000 Notice that the FW1 does the same wash action as the FW0 with a minor difference of Deep Water Wash being removed from the Normal Cycle.
The major difference would be on the FW2 with the Main Wash Filling & Scrubbing Sequence & the FW3 with turning the Cycle Dial/pushing the Start/Pause Button to wake the Machine, then pushing the Start/Pause Button (again) to start the Cycle.
Very entertaining
Thanks for letting me know.
@@JordanU Your welcome
What cycles are you using?
The one shown.
OMG WHY IS A 565 IN MY RECOMMENDED AHHHHH I CANT GET AWAY FROM IT…
I don't know what you're talking about.
@@JordanU that Washer never cleaned my clothes fully
These machines are disgraceful. No disrespect to the owner but I can say that because I owned one.
So far it's been fine over the last 2 years, but I doubt it will last anywhere near as long as the older ones do. It will be replaced with a vintage machine eventually.
@@JordanU I just got hold of a 2003 Whirlpool direct drive. They're still out there. Whirlpool produced millions of them.