Grenadeslio
Lunatic Member
I could tell you a story about putting a three yr old, $1100 Maytag washer out to the curb, poorest customer service I've ever encountered. Should have quit after the first repair wasn't covered under the still in place warranty. I believe it was the pump, $150 if memory serves. The second the tub bearing, they offered to split the cost of the $5 part but the $200 in labor was on me, this after many phone conversations as I moved higher up the chain.
Replaced with a $400 Kenmore and never looked back.
Oh, did I neglect to mention the Maytag already had cancerous rust on the lid from lack of painting the inner rolled edge from the factory, on a washing machine.
Paying more does not mean getting better quality or customer service, it's treating customers with the golden rule, from a manufacturing standpoint all the way to dealing with any reliability issues that might arrise, it's not that difficult.
Replaced with a $400 Kenmore and never looked back.
Oh, did I neglect to mention the Maytag already had cancerous rust on the lid from lack of painting the inner rolled edge from the factory, on a washing machine.
Paying more does not mean getting better quality or customer service, it's treating customers with the golden rule, from a manufacturing standpoint all the way to dealing with any reliability issues that might arrise, it's not that difficult.
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