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This is obviously an objective criteria, so the mods are always right. Or maybe mildly right? Ahh.. what do we know?
Just post some stuff and don't spam.
Meanwhile, LG: Download our app and scan this QR code for diagnostic information.
Free for 40 minutes, then $4.99/mo for perpetuity.
cancalling comes with a $7000 cancellation fee
Adobe: hold my beer
But it plays a cute little jingle when it finishes. 😒
That you can't turn off! Fucking hate it!
I just googled that. You can turn it off by pressing simultaneous buttons.
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How to start your washing machine:
Cat ate sock.
the washing mashine comes with one alive fly and cat inside
Purr like a kitty cat, buzz like a bee.
That's how it sounds when I'm drying laundry.
Lol, that noise cats make when they stretch is oddly specific and I doubt any non cat/pet owners would actually know what that sounds like. Thankfully there's subtitles!
I think that means purring...
Why they spell it brrr though? I’m guessing this is not an English manual?
How else would you write the sound of purring?
Leaving the cat like the bee could make someone naive believe the (I assume) pump sounds like a meow ;D
Its nice to to know some places are trying on the manuals. I miss the ones from years ago which told you how to maintain the appliance. Even like things as simple as a fan.
Whoa that's a super nice way of telling the user how different parts of the drier should sound. A+++ for this execution. I can see that they take right to repair pretty seriously (at least for diagnostics)
Washing machine cat go brrrr?
It's cold
that is actually duper useful!
If my cat purred as loud as my dishwasher, I would be concerned I own a tiger.
Looks like an Army field manual. I would have said Marines, but there isn't any color crayon marks.
There's no crayon marks because they already ate them all.
Dryer go Brrrrrr!
My Ikea fridge has this info as well!
I recently repaired an Ikea dishwasher. Turned out it was a Whirlpool-built unit. Decent one, at that.
Yeah you can deduce what's under the hood from who you have to call when it breaks lol. I believe when needed to call Whirlpool for the dishwasher and the induction plate and Electrolux for the fridge. Mind you that all three appliances broke in the 4 years we've had the kitchen. The induction plate, twice.
Yikes! The latest generation of whirlpool products seem to be at a new low in terms of quality and reliability. I have no experience with induction plates/ranges yet, though it sounds like I'll be getting plenty of calls on them when they become more popular around here!
Not a bad idea.
New-to-you equipment can make all sorts of concerning sounds that make you question your choices. Having some idea of what to expect is kinda nice.