🚫Prohibited Speed Queen Washer

Built-to-last mechanical control TV2000WN Speed Queen Washer is not for home use. LWN432SP115TW01
Have you ever wondered why appliances are breaking far earlier than they used to? It's the electronics that have brought upon a new era of disposable appliances.
Speed Queen is a Wisconsin-based brand - and yes, they build all of their washers here in the U.S.A. - that’s been around for 100 years, but don’t feel bad if you’ve never heard of them. They don’t run any national advertisements, and you won’t catch one of their washers in a big-box store.
actual customer review “This is the only way to go. A manual dial commercial Speed Queen will outlast any of the fancy computerized pieces of imported junk on the market,”
According to the Consumer Reports, “Speed Queen top-loaders are among the more reliable washer brands.”
Speed Queen’s units are tested for 25 years - that’s a total of 10,400 loads if you’re running the eight loads a week
ENERGY LAWS THAT CHANGED WASHERS
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Top-loading and front-loading clothes washers are covered by a single national standard regulating energy consumption. The old federal standards applicable before January 2011 did not restrict water consumption; there was no limit on how much unheated rinse water could be used.[95] Energy consumption for clothes washers is quantified using the energy factor.
After new mandatory federal standards were introduced, many US washers were manufactured to be more energy- and water-efficient than required by the federal standard, or even than required by the more-stringent Energy Star standard.[96] Manufacturers were further motivated to exceed mandatory standards by a program of direct-to-manufacturer tax credits.[97]
In North America, the Energy Star program compares and lists energy-efficient clothes washers. Certified Energy Star units can be compared by their Modified Energy Factor (MEF) and Water Factor (WF) coefficients.
The MEF figure of merit states how many cubic feet (about 28.3 liters) of clothes are washed per kWh (kilowatt hour). The coefficient is influenced by factors including the configuration of the washer (top-loading, front-loading), its spin speed, and the temperatures and the amount of water used in the rinse and wash cycles.
Energy Star residential clothes washers must have an MEF of at least 2.0 (the higher the better); the best machines may reach 3.5. Energy Star washers must also have a WF of less than 6.0 (the lower the better)
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