Durability of washing machine - How many complete washing cycles (approx.) has your washing machine done over years ?

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We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

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Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

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lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

True, and with more family & couples staying in condo/apartments, the front load washer increasingly becomes important as a feature to save space. It is equally effective in providing good laundry and clean. Which i do recomended front load washer from panasonic.

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Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

not really know about sharp washing machine but i think its better to just get a new one. find the one wheere u can do installments. bcs 5 years is long already. but make sure the new one is a familiar brand la

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lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

that sounds nice, what kind of washer are u using currently? bcs ive also been looking for one and i didnt manage to find a great one. im living with my partner, and we are still looking for the best one. usually we buy used one, not long after that it doesnt work that well

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tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

that sounds nice, what kind of washer are u using currently? bcs ive also been looking for one and i didnt manage to find a great one. im living with my partner, and we are still looking for the best one. usually we buy used one, not long after that it doesnt work that well

im using front load washer from panasonic. this really help me with saving spaces, so its kinda good for me and easy to move around when i want to deco my laundry room. this washer is quiet pricey but simple to use, have cycle setting also can load for 11kg which is a good deal for me.

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missycheesie wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

not really know about sharp washing machine but i think its better to just get a new one. find the one wheere u can do installments. bcs 5 years is long already. but make sure the new one is a familiar brand la

If you want to change to a new washer i do recommend front load washer from panasonic. This washer provides faster and cleaner wash in just 38 minutes, good capacity of 11kg, clean better, save water and electric.

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lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

that sounds nice, what kind of washer are u using currently? bcs ive also been looking for one and i didnt manage to find a great one. im living with my partner, and we are still looking for the best one. usually we buy used one, not long after that it doesnt work that well

im using front load washer from panasonic. this really help me with saving spaces, so its kinda good for me and easy to move around when i want to deco my laundry room. this washer is quiet pricey but simple to use, have cycle setting also can load for 11kg which is a good deal for me.

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that sounds good but is it priceyy? bcs im afraid i canot afford it u know. i have other things to pay also since we just newly moved in. and is it easy to clean? because my one is a little hard. even im using the washing machine soap, it;s not clean 100%

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tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

that sounds nice, what kind of washer are u using currently? bcs ive also been looking for one and i didnt manage to find a great one. im living with my partner, and we are still looking for the best one. usually we buy used one, not long after that it doesnt work that well

im using front load washer from panasonic. this really help me with saving spaces, so its kinda good for me and easy to move around when i want to deco my laundry room. this washer is quiet pricey but simple to use, have cycle setting also can load for 11kg which is a good deal for me.

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that sounds good but is it priceyy? bcs im afraid i canot afford it u know. i have other things to pay also since we just newly moved in. and is it easy to clean? because my one is a little hard. even im using the washing machine soap, it;s not clean 100%

although front load washer is more expensive, it saves money in the long run, plus this washer is worth the price due to its features, functions, and technologies, even cheaper than electrolux. its easy to clean and has more cycle setting. this product has StainMaster+ function and ActiveFoam system that guarantees ultimate hygiene.

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lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

that sounds nice, what kind of washer are u using currently? bcs ive also been looking for one and i didnt manage to find a great one. im living with my partner, and we are still looking for the best one. usually we buy used one, not long after that it doesnt work that well

im using front load washer from panasonic. this really help me with saving spaces, so its kinda good for me and easy to move around when i want to deco my laundry room. this washer is quiet pricey but simple to use, have cycle setting also can load for 11kg which is a good deal for me.

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that sounds good but is it priceyy? bcs im afraid i canot afford it u know. i have other things to pay also since we just newly moved in. and is it easy to clean? because my one is a little hard. even im using the washing machine soap, it;s not clean 100%

although front load washer is more expensive, it saves money in the long run, plus this washer is worth the price due to its features, functions, and technologies, even cheaper than electrolux. its easy to clean and has more cycle setting. this product has StainMaster+ function and ActiveFoam system that guarantees ultimate hygiene.

Yeah and this washer has an Auto Tube Care function that will cleans the drum after each wash to prevent black mold and foul odors.

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lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

that sounds nice, what kind of washer are u using currently? bcs ive also been looking for one and i didnt manage to find a great one. im living with my partner, and we are still looking for the best one. usually we buy used one, not long after that it doesnt work that well

im using front load washer from panasonic. this really help me with saving spaces, so its kinda good for me and easy to move around when i want to deco my laundry room. this washer is quiet pricey but simple to use, have cycle setting also can load for 11kg which is a good deal for me.

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that sounds good but is it priceyy? bcs im afraid i canot afford it u know. i have other things to pay also since we just newly moved in. and is it easy to clean? because my one is a little hard. even im using the washing machine soap, it;s not clean 100%

although front load washer is more expensive, it saves money in the long run, plus this washer is worth the price due to its features, functions, and technologies, even cheaper than electrolux. its easy to clean and has more cycle setting. this product has StainMaster+ function and ActiveFoam system that guarantees ultimate hygiene.

ohhh i see. can it save my time though because ive been looking for one also that can reduce my time when washing since i have to multitask as well since im also working. bcs i think the function like that, if its pricey, its understandablee.

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tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

that sounds nice, what kind of washer are u using currently? bcs ive also been looking for one and i didnt manage to find a great one. im living with my partner, and we are still looking for the best one. usually we buy used one, not long after that it doesnt work that well

im using front load washer from panasonic. this really help me with saving spaces, so its kinda good for me and easy to move around when i want to deco my laundry room. this washer is quiet pricey but simple to use, have cycle setting also can load for 11kg which is a good deal for me.

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that sounds good but is it priceyy? bcs im afraid i canot afford it u know. i have other things to pay also since we just newly moved in. and is it easy to clean? because my one is a little hard. even im using the washing machine soap, it;s not clean 100%

although front load washer is more expensive, it saves money in the long run, plus this washer is worth the price due to its features, functions, and technologies, even cheaper than electrolux. its easy to clean and has more cycle setting. this product has StainMaster+ function and ActiveFoam system that guarantees ultimate hygiene.

ohhh i see. can it save my time though because ive been looking for one also that can reduce my time when washing since i have to multitask as well since im also working. bcs i think the function like that, if its pricey, its understandablee.

yeah reccomend to use this one. not just cleans clothes better but it spins faster which can remove most of the water from your clothes at the end of a wash cycle.

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lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

that sounds nice, what kind of washer are u using currently? bcs ive also been looking for one and i didnt manage to find a great one. im living with my partner, and we are still looking for the best one. usually we buy used one, not long after that it doesnt work that well

im using front load washer from panasonic. this really help me with saving spaces, so its kinda good for me and easy to move around when i want to deco my laundry room. this washer is quiet pricey but simple to use, have cycle setting also can load for 11kg which is a good deal for me.

\

that sounds good but is it priceyy? bcs im afraid i canot afford it u know. i have other things to pay also since we just newly moved in. and is it easy to clean? because my one is a little hard. even im using the washing machine soap, it;s not clean 100%

although front load washer is more expensive, it saves money in the long run, plus this washer is worth the price due to its features, functions, and technologies, even cheaper than electrolux. its easy to clean and has more cycle setting. this product has StainMaster+ function and ActiveFoam system that guarantees ultimate hygiene.

ohhh i see. can it save my time though because ive been looking for one also that can reduce my time when washing since i have to multitask as well since im also working. bcs i think the function like that, if its pricey, its understandablee.

yeah reccomend to use this one. not just cleans clothes better but it spins faster which can remove most of the water from your clothes at the end of a wash cycle.

also this washer can take in larger load of laundry, with larger loads means lesser wash cycles, hence saving electricity. uses less water but still cleaner clothes.

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lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.

thats a long time use. im not sure about any other brand bcs i just move in and using front load washer which very useful for saving space.

that sounds nice, what kind of washer are u using currently? bcs ive also been looking for one and i didnt manage to find a great one. im living with my partner, and we are still looking for the best one. usually we buy used one, not long after that it doesnt work that well

im using front load washer from panasonic. this really help me with saving spaces, so its kinda good for me and easy to move around when i want to deco my laundry room. this washer is quiet pricey but simple to use, have cycle setting also can load for 11kg which is a good deal for me.

\

that sounds good but is it priceyy? bcs im afraid i canot afford it u know. i have other things to pay also since we just newly moved in. and is it easy to clean? because my one is a little hard. even im using the washing machine soap, it;s not clean 100%

although front load washer is more expensive, it saves money in the long run, plus this washer is worth the price due to its features, functions, and technologies, even cheaper than electrolux. its easy to clean and has more cycle setting. this product has StainMaster+ function and ActiveFoam system that guarantees ultimate hygiene.

ohhh i see. can it save my time though because ive been looking for one also that can reduce my time when washing since i have to multitask as well since im also working. bcs i think the function like that, if its pricey, its understandablee.

yeah reccomend to use this one. not just cleans clothes better but it spins faster which can remove most of the water from your clothes at the end of a wash cycle.

rightt. bcs im tired to keep using second hands and the manual. since i have to get everything done fast also. this front load is available everywhere or only to certain area? bcs i think i might need to survey them then

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tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

tipupaper wrote:

lumberkereta wrote:

Nana00 wrote:: We have SHARP ES718X, for 5 years, which already did over 2500 washing cycles for us, and still running strong. We have done some repairs, some on our own, some in shop. We replaced shock absorbers, motor carbon brushes, and motor bearings. Tub bearings seem to be in good shape. Some tedious maintenance cleaning and a bit of descaling had to be done along the line. Curious of other people with similar experiences. Thanks.