These hardly go on sale or ever have this good of a rebate. I just bought one and didn't even have to submit a rebate, the store just applied the rebate and sold it to me at $200 off. Out the door with a $35 delivery fee, $23 hose and haul away service I paid $1327.
This is the best model in terms of cleaning power.
LINK TO REBATE FORM AND MY RECEIPT
https://imgur.com/a/Tw0IVqy
https://speedqueen.com/
QA Note: Link to item page for reference and info only. Deal is only available at one of your local stores that sell Speed Queen. Use the 'Where to Buy' link on the item page to find your local store that carries the brand.
https://speedqueen.com/products/t.../tc5003wn/
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I've owned a TC5 since 2021 and it's a beast. Any stain I pretreat lifted. Hot water and soak work exactly like they're supposed too. Basic cleaning works just fine. Delicate setting has not ripped one piece of clothing despite the bullshit online (that I didn't believe to begin with).
The only thing missing from this model is a low water setting. That's the EPA's doing forcing all the loopholes Speed Queen had to jump through to keep selling this washer version. Idiots.
I will never use a different brand if I have the option. Ignore those reviews. Wash clothes properly and they'll come out clean.
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I can't agree with your assessment outside of the potential for durability
Have you tried reading the owner's manual for your washer?
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Also my LG front loader has been running good for 14 years so far surprisingly given all the horror stories people post here.
Since then that happens once a month, but I had found some info on the net. Actually it all made sense afer I read that stuff. These things spin verrrrry fast and the clothes come out almost dry. To make it "safe" for home use, it is critical that the door safety switch reports that the door is closed. I now listen for that door lock / Switch clicking. If it can not verify the door is locked, it stops and posts a code. If there is a wakness it is that. There must be a issue in the design or firmware on the model I have. I still love the thing because dry times are so mutch lower. I got it for right near $1000 as I recall in 2021 (when the guys could come to your house again after the man made contagen was released.). After learning that was the issue I have leaned to work with it untill I cant and then I will make use of that warrenty in hopes the switch / lock gets ugaded replacement parts.
When operating these DO NOT try to open it up the door during the operation at all. The door will be locked and pulling it open could damage that plastic lock . While my tech was here, I got to look at what is inside. I was dumbfounded how small the drive motor was. How it spins the drum so fast seems crazy to me based on its size. The tech did some continuity checks on the switch and put it back together then scratched his head. He said it works now ( it was unplugged for the 5 min whie he took it apart) and if it happens again, call him. Well I cant say for sure, but I think it is a bad swich/lock design. It also may throw a code for un ballaned load, but since I was having issues with water in the tub, I have concluded it is the switch. It is a small plastic piece that seems rather light for the job it was intended for. I can easily see pulling up on the locked door stressing the lock / switch.
I would still buy again. I would also tell folks that never open it up while any light is on the controll board. My old washer only cared if I opend it up while on the spin cycle. After years and years of bad habbits adding stuff by just flipping open the lid is probably a bad habbit.. Now I can see how I might have damaged the switch. I might have caused the issue with out noticing or thinking.
Some one chimed in that these are not as watter eficiant? I do not see how. It has a sensor that adds just enough water to cover the load (remember mine crashes after the water fill). I do use the extra rinse every time, but that is a personal preferance (Skin issues).
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