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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #107775 in Major Appliances
- Color: White
- Brand: Maytag
- Dimensions: 45.13" h x
27.56" w x
27.63" l,
130.00 pounds
Features
- Best Cleaning In The Industry Enabled By The PowerWash System
- PowerWash Cycle
- PowerSpray Technology
- Optimal Dispensers
- Cold Wash Cycle
Product Description
Bravos Series 46 Cu Ft Capacity XL HE Top Load Washer with PowerWash System 13 Washing Cycles Enhanced IntelliClean Impeller Energy Star Rated
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
35 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Curley
After nearly three months of conuducting research on the washer I wanted to buy, I finally settled on this one. I have had it now for over one month, and have done well over 40 loads so far. I washed all of our bedding, pillows, and rugs, and we average at least one load per day. *Before anyone freaks out over that three month timeframe, please realize that I don't mean three months of 8 hour days studing washers. I've got a full life, with working full-time, going to college full-time, and raising three kids. All told, I probably put about 30 hours of research into this purchase.*That being said, I chose this washer for several reasons.1) I did not want a front loader. I just don't like them. I don't want to have to bend over to load and unload. I did research front-loaders as part of my study, but I just didn't want one. Besides the bending, many owners of front loader complained about a musty smell. I also learned that some front loaders need to be drained. No thanks! That's too much work for me.2) Maytag offers a 10 year warranty- the absolute best warranty available from any manufacturer, including Electrolux. I figure that if the company offers such a good warranty, that means they believe they've made a good product.3) I wanted a large machine. I have a family of five, and a king-size bed.4) I was concerned about the tendency of HE top-loaders to destroy clothes. This particular machine had fewer customer complaints about this problem than any other.5) It is Energy Star rated.Now, the tests:1) Does it get clothes clean? I am happy to assure you that this machine does a fabulous job of cleaning clothes. My kids drive me crazy by walking outside in their white socks, getting the bottoms filthy. I did a load of whites, and noticed that the socks looks a LOT cleaner. For curosity, I misted the bottoms with stain remover, and ran them through again in my next load of whites. Now, I'm not going to say they looked like new, but they DID look much cleaner than before.2) What about bulky loads? In washing our bedding, I noticed that it dried in about a quarter of the time it took before, because far more water spins out. The bedding looked and smelled VERY fresh, and felt nice and clean. This goes for pillows, blankets, sheets, and towels.3) Does it go off balance easily? I've also only had to re-balance the machine one time, and that was when my 12 year old loaded it VERY uevenly. Still, no wild thudding and thunking occured till I dashed to shut it off. Rather, the machine just turned itself off, and I discovered it when I did the next load.4) Does it smell musty? Once, I put some of my husband's clothes in and left it all day without running the machine, after he did yard work and got very sweaty and dirty. When I opened the machine- phew, it was stinky! I ran that load, and before I did another one, the machine asked me to run a cleaning cycle. Now, I don't know if I just happened to run the magic number of loads before the clean cycle light appears, or if the machine sensed the mustiness. Either way, it was indeed musty. I think next time, I may just use bleach and hot water . . . we will see.5) Does it destroy clothes? This is the biggie. I would hate to drop a grand on a washer, only to have to constantly replace clothing. Well, I have not had ONE single item damaged. I wear a lot of delicate tops, and run them seperately on the delicate cycle. Things DO come out a bit twisted, because of the action of the washplate, which sort of grinds clothes together. I just shake things out a bit before I toss them in the dryer, and no problem. In at least 40 loads, I have had nothing destroyed.I do try to do laundry the right way. That means, whites together, bulky stuff together, delicates together, etc. Doing laundry is a pain, because you really can't just dump it all together in one load. So don't expect this, or any other, machine to work miracles if you aren't doing your part. But one the whole, this machine works very, very well.One last thing: Last night, I found that I had left a lipgloss in my pocket, and ran the clothes through the dryer. Yikes. Well, I spritzed the spots with stain remover, and ran the load again. I examined the clothes before I dried them, and again when I folded. I only found that two garments still had lipgloss marks on them! I though that was pretty remarkable.I would be happy to advice family, friends, and even enemies to purchase this machine. I am very happy with it so far. I will edit this post if my opinion changes.
31 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
By susanp
I absolutely hate this washer. I've owned it for 18 months now and every time I use it I regret the purchase. Here are some of the reasons I hate it.1. It uses waaaaay too little water. When I bought it the salesman told me that the machine fills to the top of the clothes plus 1 gallon. That is simply not true. The clothes stick out above the top of the water by 9 inches. The water level is slightly adjustable by the soil level setting but this only changes the level by an inch or two. I have experimented for hours to try to increase the water level - the machine is determined to keep the level low probably so that they can get their highest-level energy star rating. Now you may think that it is a good thing for it to use too little water but when you see how harsh it is on your clothes (item 2 below) and how wrinkled the clothes get (item 4 below) you will change your mind.2. It is extremely harsh on clothes. When I bought it the salesman told me that the machine is more gentle than older style agitator machines. That is completely untrue. This washer pills clothes visibly with every single wash. Brand new towels appear old and worn after a few washes. Here is why it is so harsh. The clothes throughout the load are wet but they are not submerged in water. Only the bottom of the load is submerged in water. The washer tries to pull the clothes up and down into and out of the water at the bottom. It does so by twisting and spinning them, similar to the way clothes are twisted when you wring them out. This is harmful for clothes. When clothes are submerged in water (as in older washers) the water acts as a cushion against rubbing. The water is moved by the agitator and the clothes glide around in it. The higher the water-to-clothes ratio the more gentle it is on the clothes. The lower the water-to-clothes ratio, the more tightly the clothes are packed and the more abrasive the rubbing is. This washer is the most extreme case of a low water-to-clothes ratio because the clothes aren't even submerged at all. They are wet and rubbing hard against one another. To make matters worse the wringing action, which is done very tightly, is very harmful for anything but the sturdiest of fabrics. Imagine taking a wet shirt and twisting it as hard as you can from end to end in a wringing action. This is what clothes endure during each load.3. There is no way to wash delicates in this washer. For all the reasons mentioned in 2, there is no setting on this washer that is acceptable for delicate clothes. The handwash cycle on this washer is much harsher than the normal cycle was on my old washer. None of my work clothes can tolerate it.4. Clothes come out incredibly wrinkled, twisted, and knotted. As mentioned in 2, this washer needs to twist and knot items to move them in and out of the water. When the load is done they remain this way. Bras are all knotted together in one giant mess that takes forever to undo. I have to first shake items out to untwist them and then dry them on a higher heat setting than I would otherwise use to get the wrinkling out. Use of the lower-speed spin cycle doesn't really help much because the problem is largely due to the washing portion of the cycle. The high-speed spin cycle only sets the twisting in even harder.5. There is no way to change washer settings after the load has started. How many times have you started a load and then decided, "oops I'd rather use handwash" or "I'd rather use high-speed spin after all". Well forget about changing your mind on this washer. This washer goes through an extensive calibration cycle at the beginning of each load to figure out how much water to use. The calculations it does during this time are based on the cycle settings such as soil level, load type, etc. It can't let you change settings once the calibration cycle has started because its calculations will get messed up. Maytag says that all you need to do is press cancel and restart but what makes this so incredibly annoying is that cancel drains all the water from the washer. It often happens to me that I want to change settings after the washer is partly full of water plus soap. To make a setting change I have to throw away the entire load of water and soap. You wouldn't believe the amount of water I've wasted because of needing to press cancel.6. The soak cycle wastes water and soap because once the soak cycle is complete there is no way to continue using the same water to complete a wash. It gives you no option but to drain the entire tub after the soak cycle. Then when you want to wash you have to refill it again and add more soap.7. The calibration cycle takes a long time. As mentioned in 5, this washer goes through an extensive calibration cycle at the beginning of each load to figure out how much water to use. It takes about 5 minutes and makes the cycle take that much longer with the only benefit that it is deciding on the "optimal" amount of water to use. I would much rather have the level manually selectable and the cycle 5 minutes shorter.8. The electronic smarts are very limiting and annoying. The salesman told me "this washer is so great that it won't allow you to damage your delicates". What he meant is that the washer limits your options depending on what cycle you have selected. So for example, if you have the washer set to the handwash agitation, it won't let you use high-speed spin or let you use warm water. Or if you use the soak cycle it wont let you use hot water. Or if you use the soak cycle there is no way to get delicate agitation. There is no way to override their setting limits. How ridiculous! I know better than some engineer at Maytag what options are appropriate for me. To think that they advertise this as a feature?!?9. The lid locks. Sometimes when washing delicates I like to be able to keep the lid open during agitation so that I can assist with special pieces. This washer won't allow any cycle to continue with the lid open although I did find a way to bypass the lid lock function.There is only one positive thing about this washer. I like the glass lid because it lets me see how harshly the washer is twisting my clothes.Some reviewers here have commented that maybe I did not properly follow the instructions about how to distribute clothes within the washer. That is not true. I read and follow the instructions perfectly - it doesn't help.The first day after I got this washer I tried to return it but the store wouldn't take it back. I called Maytag and begged them to tell me how to increase the water level. I tried to pay a service person to increase the water level. I kept being told there is absolutely no way to increase the water level.I am an electrical engineer and I got so frustrated with Maytag that I spent about 8 hours working out a way to make the water level on this washer adjustable. It requires adding a potentiometer (variable resistor) to the control board that is accessible from the top of the washer. The potentiometer adds an offset of water to the level. Right now I have it set to add an extra 10 inches of water so that the clothes are completely but just barely submerged. It makes a huge difference in wear and tear on clothes and makes the handwash cycle usable. The washer is now just barely bearable. If you want to use my technique for adjusting water level, email me at sueonline@gmail.com and I'd be more than happy to share the method with you (for free). I even have pictures showing the control board modification.UPDATE: During the past 12 months I have recieved about 500 emails from people who purchased this washer and are searching online for how to increase the water level. They come across my review and email me. I hear the same story over and over again from them. They bought this washer and hate it fiercely and want help increasing the water level. I am including below some examples of the email responses I've gotten to my review. I have not edited these emails - these are the exact words of others."I was so happy to find your review of the Maytag Bravos washer on Amazon. I too have this washer and share the same frustrations. I have missed my "old fashioned" washer since the first wash! My family and I spent the holidays with family out of state who had a machine that actually fills up with water and allows you to manipulate settings. This was the highlight of my vacation...lol!""We read your review on the Bravos Maytag washing maching and totally agree. I have had mine about the same amount of time and I am completed frustrated. It just doesn't wash the clothing. If you would be so kind as to send us your fix, we would greatly appreciate it. My husband is a mechanical engineer and will happily rip into it; otherwise, I may just go back to my old machine in the basement.""I agree with your entire post! I never thought to ask can I soak clothes in this produce? I have tried to soak socks and there was not enough water to cover them. This washer and dryer pair does not work as advertised. Could you please send the water adjustment and computer map.""Hello,I read your review on amazon.com and would really appreciate your information on how to increase the water level. I bought the machine 5 days ago and completely agree with your review.""Kudos to you for a comprehensive break-down of frustration of the Maytag BRAVOS! Bravo for nothing - this machine is the bane of my existence. It is ruining our clothes and gone are the days when we could simply dry laundry on the line - now every last bit has to be 'fluffed' in the dryer to remove the annoying wrinkles! If you would kindly provide the details of how you 'outsmarted' your maching re: water level, that would be great!""could you please send me your instructions on how to fix my piece of junk washing machine?... is this something that i could have an electrician fix easily?... thanks so much for your help...""Your description of the water level problem is almost word for word my own, ion all its detail. If you can help, I would like to try to make the fix -- assuming a simple home workshop kind of guy can do it with your help.""Thank you so much for your Amazon review of the Bravos....I am not an engineer but I could have written your review! Dear Dumb Engineers at Maytag Who Have Never Apparently Done Laundry In Your Lives: WATER CUSHIONS THE CLOTHES!!!!!! WATER RINSES THE SOAP OFF!!!!! WATER HELPS REMOVE THE DIRT!!!!!! This washer is like taking your clothes to the river and beating them on a rock. My garden hose is outside the laundry room door; I have considered filling the washer myself! I have problems with stains, smells, towels getting "pulls". Delicate? Handwash? Good luck! And why does the "soak" cycle agitate?!!!""I saw online your review of the Bravos XL washing macine. We share you critic of this Maytag model. Could you please email us as to how you modified the Maytag to allow a higher water fill level. It would be much appreciated. I would like to modify the Maytag to make it useable. Thanks in advance.""Thanks for the post on Amazon about the Brovos XL Washer. I'm very frustrated with all the points you laid out. If I could increase the water level that would be a great benefit and maybe I can live with the forced settings."
25 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
By Quercus Alba
Our previous washer was a Maytag that lasted a long time. It was a top load that did a nice job and we were always happy with it until it finally gave out. So when it was time for a new one, we went with Maytag again.This new Maytag HE is fantastic, we love everything about it. It is quieter, uses less detergent and water, has a lot more options, and gets clothes cleaner than our old washer. I was skeptical about the HE detergent at first, but after using it for a couple of months, I would never consider going back to the old stuff again! Since we use less detergent per load, the bottles last longer, even though the HE detergent comes in smaller bottles. I like the clear see-thru cover on this machine - you can see if there is anything in it when you walk by (since wife and I both do laundry). It gets clothes cleaner, too. Our 4-year old has Spongebob yellow wristbands that he wears everywhere, and they were dingy after a few months with the old washer. One wash in this one, and they were brighter yellow again.This machine has a lot of nice options. You can set it to "Sheets" for a load of just sheets. We use "Power Wash" for the nasty loads (vomit, etc.). The machine has presets for each option, but you can also always change water temp, add an extra rinse, etc. if you want to. The machine gives you a "clean cycle" indicator light after every 30 loads, when you are suggested to use a cleaning tablet. We do this and have not had any of the odor problems it is intended to avoid. Although the cleaning tablets are an extra expense we didn't have before, they are more than offset by the savings in detergent (plus probably water and electricity, though I don't track that to prove it).This washing machine is to our old one like high-speed cable internet is to phone-line dial-up. I'm glad we spent more for this item. We didn't get it on Amazon, we got it on sale at Lowe's, but I wanted to post a review here anyways since we are so happy.Also, this machine was made in Ohio by American workers, so that is a great plus, too.
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