Once the premiere begins, just to let you guys know that once the Washer in the Video goes over to Presoak, what I'm saying in the Captions of where to skip over to Main Wash for if you guys want to skip the Presoak in there, you won't be able to skip the Presoak part during the premiere until after the premiere ends. However, we can sure have a good chat in the Live Chat during that time while waiting for the Washer to advance to Main Wash from Presoak. 😀
Oh goody, that quick wash is really getting the cleaning down! I'd say the Whirlpool WTW5000DW1 is going to be making your clothing spotless! I'll go ahead and promote this video right now, so that it gets more views.
@@laundryandtrainman2467 I’d like to see it run with 2 Rinses selected to see how it’ll perform. I hope that Kirk Rivas can get to it soon. I especially want to see 2 Rinses this time on the Whirlpool WTW5000DW2 & the Maytag MVWC565FW.
@@laundryandtrainman2467 Well, I am hopefully gonna get the Whirlpool WTW8127LC or the Whirlpool WTW5057LW, as my Mother’s replacement Washer though, as those 2 have the 2-In-1 Removable Agitator.
@@Jay63783 Except that my Mother hates the Agitators, as to her that the Agitators’ll eat up her stuff, while they’re being washed. She prefers the Impellers over the Agitators. The WTW8127LW/WTW8127LC & WTW5057LW are at least the fair ones ‘cause they have the 2-In-1 Removable Agitator, as then that whenever my Mother needs to wash her stuff, she can just remove the Agitator to wash her stuff with only the Impeller that she likes a whole lot better, while some others of us in my Family may want to wash our stuff with the Agitator, especially perhaps even on Bulky and/or Max Loads, etc..
I think i have that same one at the house. Whenever it was in spin mode, i would start hearing some banging noises and then run away from the house thinking the washer would explode
Whenever my Mother’s Washer here of the same exact unbalances, I run over to it & I hold it to keep it from moving around the Room, while the Unbalance Sensors do it’s thing to detect & stop the spin.
Interesting. My dad has a Whirlpool WTW4900BW0 that does have a spray rinse in normal and quick wash cycles and it’s an older 2013 model. He only had to do one repair on it which was the suspension. The bearing is bad on it now bad tho. But my dad doesn’t really care so it’s not getting fixed. But it is really loud in the spin cycle now tho, sounds like a jet engine or freight train. It also shakes a bit in the high speed spin but that is very normal in the high speed spin. And my dad actually thinks the washer should be loud in the spin because he believes it’s because of the high speed spin.
But still I absolutely hate these machines. It does “wash” your clothes. Man I hate the 5000. Also the WTW5000DW2 is the same machine with a few changes but it’s still absolute garbage. I hate these and the 565. All of these machines and the agipeller versions are garbage.
I’ve also seen a WTW5000DW1. It sounded a bit different during agitation. It had that older Whirlpool VMW agitation sound as this one just hums like a new VMW. The WTW5000DW1 washers I’ve seen sounded like this one: ruclips.net/video/fUstNEUW4mQ/видео.html. This one doesn’t make that sound. My grandma has the WTW5000DW1 which replaced a direct drive where the transmission failed on it. It was installed in around 2017. And it does have the older agitation sound. My grandma’s washer does NOT spray rinse either. It does do deep rinses too. Basically the same as this. The model number is the same too yet it sounds different in agitation. The motor I think is a Welling. I’ve also seen one WTW5000DW0 and WTW5000DW2 but I never went across the 3 yet.
It’s a Whirlpool VMW belt drive. I actually don’t hate those types of washer. They are sold under a verity of other brands such as Amana, Roper, Maytag, Kenmore, Crosley, or more.
Welling motor. Nice! I suspect that mysterious grinding noise is the shift actuator. I still don't like these machines, and I don't think I ever will. I much prefer machines like my 4850. That said, since this wasn't a huge load this thing did okay. For a 5000, not bad.
Especially as your WTW4850HW1 has the Water Level Options for better cleaning, right? Also, this WTW5000DW1 is gonna be replaced soon with hopefully either the WTW8127LC or the WTW5057LW, even though you’d go with more of the WTW8127LC ‘cause it has more Features alongside the Removable Agitator, which are the Load-N-Go Detergent Dispenser Tray, the Soak Button, the Stain Scrubber, & the Bleach & Fabric Softener Dispensers, right?
You also missed my very first premiere here with this WTW5000DW1 Whirlpool Washer. I’m sorry that you were unable to join, as you were asleep at the time… 😔 So, hopefully you can join my next premiere that I might do soon, when I hopefully do some more Videos of this WTW5000DW1 at closer to before it gets replaced with either the WTW8127LC or the WTW5057LW. 🙏🏻
“I suspect that mysterious grinding noise is the shift actuator.” Yeah, as I’ve gotten that all figured out eventually, especially with the Impeller turn afterwards that it is indeed the shifter, as it’s struggling to go into Agitate Mode, while your 4850 still does it completely fine with no problems at all. 🤔 IDEK why it’s doing that though, as it shouldn’t be doing that at all, as I know that Kirk’s DW2 one works just fine & isn’t making that grinding noise at all, even on his Maytag MVWP575GW, where he did 2 Videos showing the shifter inside the Washer that was on the bottom of the Drum where the Belt is. 🤔
@@laundryandtrainman2467 None. This is my Mother’s Washer that she let me run with the Lid open on to do this Video. It’d be nice if I had a Washer of my own in the future though. 😀 If I ever had a Washer of my own, even if I ended up owning multiple Washers, I’d definitely have 1 of them be the Maytag Model MVWC555DW.
@@laundryandtrainman2467 IDK if it’ll even happen though in the future, but for right now, I’m especially just hoping that my Mother’s replacement Washer’ll be either the WTW8127LC or the WTW5057LW.
That is not very high efficiency or energy Star behavior. Filling up a tub and agitating in rinse cycle on normal and quick wash cycles. Maybe Whirlpool discontinued the spray rinse for a short time. I know my dad has a 2013 model Crosley (Whirlpool built) washer and it does do a spray rinse on normal and probably quick wash too.
I know I have a Samsung that does spray rinse when on Extra Large Load Size in normal cycle. Today it did not so it was probably a balance issue. It was probably doing that as an attempt to balance the load which is why it filled and agitated today. But it was balanced after that. But it didn’t do any spray rinse after the balance attempt. I guess that balance attempt was the rinse cycle. And I know my washer does self balance so that’s probably it. Probably just threw an off balance error.
Can I ask for the Model Number of what your Father has for the Crosley? Also, after Kirk Rivas filmed the DW2 Revision of the DW1 here, it looks like that it’s just a revised DW1 & still doesn’t do the Spray Rinses on Normal nor Quick Wash at all. 2 years ago, he filmed the DW3 Revision & that one definitely did the Spray Rinses on Normal & Quick Wash, even though he never did the Extra Rinses on it at all, not even on Normal nor Quick Wash for the Deep/Spray Rinse Combo. The only Cycle that he did the Extra Rinses on for the DW3 was the Bulky/Sheets Cycle, where ‘cause of the Bulky part, it does the unfair Low Final Spin ‘cause they’re all still freaked out on what happened on the Samsung & LG Machines on that Cycle during the High Final Spin. ‘Cause of, I’m hoping that he gets another DW3 soon & films it, as I want him to do the Extra Rinses on it this time, at least on the Normal & Quick Wash Cycles for the Deep/Spray Rinse Combo & how the DW3 would do it, as I’ve seen on the Maytag MVWC565FW, the 1ST Rinse would do the Deep Rinse, then the 2ND Rinse would do the Spray Rinse, then go straight to Final Spin.
@@videolover2014 CAW12444XW2 is the model number of the Crosley. Probably a 2013. May actually be 2012. The spin cycle is really loud on it but it still works, agitates, and spins. And it does do spray rinse on normal and quick wash I believe. Regardless of load size which is auto sensing. Some older Whirlpool belt drives did spray rinse on delicate cycles. Only the agitator models tho. Not washplate agitators, but real agitators. Plus Whirlpool didn’t make VMW belt drive washers with washplate agitators until like 2014.
@@homeguestunton You mean Agipellers? And actually, the Agipeller Models were introduced later back in 2015, when the EW Models were being made, such as the MVWC215EW, MVWC415EW, WTW4715EW, WTW4815EW (Excluding the WTW4915EW ‘cause that Model has just the Impeller…), NTW4605EW, NTW4655EW, NTW4705EW, & NTW4755EW, including some Kenmore Models as well that IDK the Model Numbers to ‘cause Kenmore is all Numbers, which’re pretty hard to memorize.
Once the premiere begins, just to let you guys know that once the Washer in the Video goes over to Presoak, what I'm saying in the Captions of where to skip over to Main Wash for if you guys want to skip the Presoak in there, you won't be able to skip the Presoak part during the premiere until after the premiere ends.
However, we can sure have a good chat in the Live Chat during that time while waiting for the Washer to advance to Main Wash from Presoak. 😀
Howdy!
@@DylBuilder1 Hey, what’s up! 👋🏻
Yoo
Oh goody, that quick wash is really getting the cleaning down! I'd say the Whirlpool WTW5000DW1 is going to be making your clothing spotless! I'll go ahead and promote this video right now, so that it gets more views.
*WTW5000DW1*
I recommend one of the powerful agitators.
Like the Whirlpool WTW5005KW, for Example?
Yeah, that one. I’ve never seen videos of that Model.
@@laundryandtrainman2467 I’d like to see it run with 2 Rinses selected to see how it’ll perform.
I hope that Kirk Rivas can get to it soon.
I especially want to see 2 Rinses this time on the Whirlpool WTW5000DW2 & the Maytag MVWC565FW.
Me too.
@@laundryandtrainman2467 Well, I am hopefully gonna get the Whirlpool WTW8127LC or the Whirlpool WTW5057LW, as my Mother’s replacement Washer though, as those 2 have the 2-In-1 Removable Agitator.
the impeller really does remind me of the maytag MVWX655
As it’s using the same exact Impeller, basically the same exact 4.3 Cu. Ft. Stainless Steel Drum.
Same goes for the Maytag MVWC555DW.
@@videolover2014found out that the whirlpool duet wfw97HEDC might be the newer version of the wfw85HEFC1 duet
@@videolover2014 i change my mind i would go with the wtw5057lw
@@videolover2014 maybe the wtw5105hw as a suggestion because its the agitator version of the wtw6120hw
@@Jay63783 Except that my Mother hates the Agitators, as to her that the Agitators’ll eat up her stuff, while they’re being washed.
She prefers the Impellers over the Agitators.
The WTW8127LW/WTW8127LC & WTW5057LW are at least the fair ones ‘cause they have the 2-In-1 Removable Agitator, as then that whenever my Mother needs to wash her stuff, she can just remove the Agitator to wash her stuff with only the Impeller that she likes a whole lot better, while some others of us in my Family may want to wash our stuff with the Agitator, especially perhaps even on Bulky and/or Max Loads, etc..
I think i have that same one at the house. Whenever it was in spin mode, i would start hearing some banging noises and then run away from the house thinking the washer would explode
Whenever my Mother’s Washer here of the same exact unbalances, I run over to it & I hold it to keep it from moving around the Room, while the Unbalance Sensors do it’s thing to detect & stop the spin.
Interesting. My dad has a Whirlpool WTW4900BW0 that does have a spray rinse in normal and quick wash cycles and it’s an older 2013 model. He only had to do one repair on it which was the suspension. The bearing is bad on it now bad tho. But my dad doesn’t really care so it’s not getting fixed. But it is really loud in the spin cycle now tho, sounds like a jet engine or freight train. It also shakes a bit in the high speed spin but that is very normal in the high speed spin. And my dad actually thinks the washer should be loud in the spin because he believes it’s because of the high speed spin.
But still I absolutely hate these machines. It does “wash” your clothes. Man I hate the 5000. Also the WTW5000DW2 is the same machine with a few changes but it’s still absolute garbage. I hate these and the 565. All of these machines and the agipeller versions are garbage.
I’ve also seen a WTW5000DW1. It sounded a bit different during agitation. It had that older Whirlpool VMW agitation sound as this one just hums like a new VMW. The WTW5000DW1 washers I’ve seen sounded like this one: ruclips.net/video/fUstNEUW4mQ/видео.html.
This one doesn’t make that sound. My grandma has the WTW5000DW1 which replaced a direct drive where the transmission failed on it. It was installed in around 2017. And it does have the older agitation sound.
My grandma’s washer does NOT spray rinse either. It does do deep rinses too. Basically the same as this. The model number is the same too yet it sounds different in agitation. The motor I think is a Welling. I’ve also seen one WTW5000DW0 and WTW5000DW2 but I never went across the 3 yet.
It’s a Whirlpool VMW belt drive. I actually don’t hate those types of washer. They are sold under a verity of other brands such as Amana, Roper, Maytag, Kenmore, Crosley, or more.
Welling motor. Nice!
I suspect that mysterious grinding noise is the shift actuator.
I still don't like these machines, and I don't think I ever will. I much prefer machines like my 4850. That said, since this wasn't a huge load this thing did okay. For a 5000, not bad.
Especially as your WTW4850HW1 has the Water Level Options for better cleaning, right?
Also, this WTW5000DW1 is gonna be replaced soon with hopefully either the WTW8127LC or the WTW5057LW, even though you’d go with more of the WTW8127LC ‘cause it has more Features alongside the Removable Agitator, which are the Load-N-Go Detergent Dispenser Tray, the Soak Button, the Stain Scrubber, & the Bleach & Fabric Softener Dispensers, right?
You also missed my very first premiere here with this WTW5000DW1 Whirlpool Washer.
I’m sorry that you were unable to join, as you were asleep at the time… 😔
So, hopefully you can join my next premiere that I might do soon, when I hopefully do some more Videos of this WTW5000DW1 at closer to before it gets replaced with either the WTW8127LC or the WTW5057LW. 🙏🏻
“I suspect that mysterious grinding noise is the shift actuator.” Yeah, as I’ve gotten that all figured out eventually, especially with the Impeller turn afterwards that it is indeed the shifter, as it’s struggling to go into Agitate Mode, while your 4850 still does it completely fine with no problems at all. 🤔
IDEK why it’s doing that though, as it shouldn’t be doing that at all, as I know that Kirk’s DW2 one works just fine & isn’t making that grinding noise at all, even on his Maytag MVWP575GW, where he did 2 Videos showing the shifter inside the Washer that was on the bottom of the Drum where the Belt is. 🤔
hey my premiere is beginning now
And I missed it unfortunately ‘cause I was asleep. 🙁
My apologies… 😔
@@videolover2014 Oh Its ok
Hi. How are you?
Doing fine right now. 👍🏻
Hopefully you can join this premiere that I'm gonna do here, when it reaches Saturday at 5:00 PM AZ Time. 😀
What washer you got?
@@laundryandtrainman2467 None.
This is my Mother’s Washer that she let me run with the Lid open on to do this Video.
It’d be nice if I had a Washer of my own in the future though. 😀
If I ever had a Washer of my own, even if I ended up owning multiple Washers, I’d definitely have 1 of them be the Maytag Model MVWC555DW.
I’d like to see tests on those machines when you get’em.
@@laundryandtrainman2467 IDK if it’ll even happen though in the future, but for right now, I’m especially just hoping that my Mother’s replacement Washer’ll be either the WTW8127LC or the WTW5057LW.
Yo
That wash action seems to be decent, maybe the flat impeller isn't all bad, many it just works better with a smaller tub.
That is not very high efficiency or energy Star behavior. Filling up a tub and agitating in rinse cycle on normal and quick wash cycles. Maybe Whirlpool discontinued the spray rinse for a short time. I know my dad has a 2013 model Crosley (Whirlpool built) washer and it does do a spray rinse on normal and probably quick wash too.
I know I have a Samsung that does spray rinse when on Extra Large Load Size in normal cycle. Today it did not so it was probably a balance issue. It was probably doing that as an attempt to balance the load which is why it filled and agitated today. But it was balanced after that. But it didn’t do any spray rinse after the balance attempt. I guess that balance attempt was the rinse cycle. And I know my washer does self balance so that’s probably it. Probably just threw an off balance error.
Can I ask for the Model Number of what your Father has for the Crosley?
Also, after Kirk Rivas filmed the DW2 Revision of the DW1 here, it looks like that it’s just a revised DW1 & still doesn’t do the Spray Rinses on Normal nor Quick Wash at all.
2 years ago, he filmed the DW3 Revision & that one definitely did the Spray Rinses on Normal & Quick Wash, even though he never did the Extra Rinses on it at all, not even on Normal nor Quick Wash for the Deep/Spray Rinse Combo.
The only Cycle that he did the Extra Rinses on for the DW3 was the Bulky/Sheets Cycle, where ‘cause of the Bulky part, it does the unfair Low Final Spin ‘cause they’re all still freaked out on what happened on the Samsung & LG Machines on that Cycle during the High Final Spin.
‘Cause of, I’m hoping that he gets another DW3 soon & films it, as I want him to do the Extra Rinses on it this time, at least on the Normal & Quick Wash Cycles for the Deep/Spray Rinse Combo & how the DW3 would do it, as I’ve seen on the Maytag MVWC565FW, the 1ST Rinse would do the Deep Rinse, then the 2ND Rinse would do the Spray Rinse, then go straight to Final Spin.
@@videolover2014 CAW12444XW2 is the model number of the Crosley. Probably a 2013. May actually be 2012. The spin cycle is really loud on it but it still works, agitates, and spins. And it does do spray rinse on normal and quick wash I believe. Regardless of load size which is auto sensing. Some older Whirlpool belt drives did spray rinse on delicate cycles. Only the agitator models tho. Not washplate agitators, but real agitators. Plus Whirlpool didn’t make VMW belt drive washers with washplate agitators until like 2014.
@@homeguestunton You mean Agipellers?
And actually, the Agipeller Models were introduced later back in 2015, when the EW Models were being made, such as the MVWC215EW, MVWC415EW, WTW4715EW, WTW4815EW (Excluding the WTW4915EW ‘cause that Model has just the Impeller…), NTW4605EW, NTW4655EW, NTW4705EW, & NTW4755EW, including some Kenmore Models as well that IDK the Model Numbers to ‘cause Kenmore is all Numbers, which’re pretty hard to memorize.
@@videolover2014 Also older Whirlpool belt drives seem to have bearings go bad much more often compared to the new ones.
How some some people buy these little junky HE machines and don’t spread the clothes out like it have an agitator?
???