thank you for this video.

Mine was delivered today! I did a lot of research on washers. This model i picked. I actually watched your entire video. 😂 Thank you for sharing.

@dylanclay2741

3 ай бұрын

You would've been better off with the TC5. This isnt a real agitator . The TC5 has a real agitator with a transmission just like the old school washers

This machine is the best. I am so happy with it. Delivered in March 2021 and it’s wonderful. Went through a newer HD Maytag that died after 5 years. Replaced with a very expensive LG. I paid for the LG model (impeller) with an additional water heater. A piece of junk, so tired of all the HD lies. The LG machine would actually override my choices for water temp. So very tired of all the noise and caution for unbalanced loads. That LG just was banging itself too death; not enough water. Who wants to hang around the laundry room to be sure the machine actually gets through a wash cycle. I was extremely careful about balancing loads and it still worked itself into ‘banging” mode. Dumped the LG and service calls for this SQ TR7 model. Wow, cleaner wash with water temp of my choosing. Don’t hesitate on this one, great machine and I don’t have to hang around the laundry room.

@FMichael1970

3 жыл бұрын

I too had a LG HE top loader with the impeller - loads would go off balance on a reg basis and the basket would bounce around inside the case - made an awful racket...Now I have a Maytag top loader with the impeller - much better all around and no basket imbalance issues - however after nearly 5 years it too is getting close to replacement.

@Mandy_39

2 жыл бұрын

So glad to see this, I got 1 coming Wednesday. Did u get the matching washer? I went with a Whirlpool cuz I didn't wanna pay another $1300 & dryers aren't as important but I'm kinda wondering if I made a mistake.

@lagunagirl1347

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mandy_39 Yes, got the matching set and still loving it more each day. Agree with you-dryers are not that sophisticated a machine, tumbler, belt, heater coils & motor . My much older dryer failed and went ahead with one to match to washer. I’m still amazed with the solidness of the washer. I have not had one single unbalanced load and I wash a lot of small bathroom & kitchen rugs. I’m so glad not to have to deal with all the HE issues. I would like to hear how you like it after your Wednesday delivery.

@Mandy_39

2 жыл бұрын

@@lagunagirl1347 thank goodness, I'm hearing ppl say it don't clean well so was a little worried. Fortunately most probably never owned 1 & just go off what they hear.

@lagunagirl1347

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mandy_39 After you’ve had a chance to use it a bit, I’d love to hear how you like it. The hardest thing for me was to remember to go back to the old way of putting the detergent and whatever (I add borax & oxcyclean too) in the tub BEFORE you put in the clothes.

I love the wash action!

Great demo and I agree with you completely. I owned a TR 7 for a period of time and had no problems with it at all, excellent versatile washer.

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

How did it perform on the heavy duty cycle?

@petermaz701

11 ай бұрын

@@jeromedavis8575 and performed really very well. No complaints at all if you really have very soiled items just use a higher soil level.

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

@@petermaz701 What does the heavy duty cycle consist of? Isn't this machine good for clothes for the office? What about tough play dirt? Wouldn't you need the tc5?

@petermaz701

11 ай бұрын

@@jeromedavis8575 on the heavy duty cycle, it uses its strongest wash motions. But if you have very dirty clothes, you could extend the wash from medium soil level, which is the default to heavy soil or to max soil so it washes for a much longer period of time, so achieving what the TC 5 would do in a shorter period of time.

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

@@petermaz701 What cycle was this machine on? Don't you need aggressive turnover to get clothes clean? It seems like you must wash everything on heavy duty, even delicates because of how gentle it is.

This was way better than watching someone carve up bars of soap.

Do you happen to have a side by side of this and the tr right before the update to the agitation?

I got my TR 7 August 11 2021 I love them,

@dand7056

Жыл бұрын

How does it do on dirty white t shirts? I hear the TR7 does not agitate that much and thefore doesn't clean as well as the traditional TC5 models. Do you agree?

@royjohnson9043

22 күн бұрын

have you had any issues with it

@dawnwagoner8307

22 күн бұрын

@@royjohnson9043 no it’s been great

Love the new TR7...My only complaint is there are times when my cloths come out very wrinkled even after they been through the dyer. Is this because the spin cycle is to fast? What would be a better setting to keep this from happening?

@mackfar27

10 ай бұрын

Perm Press cycle.

I'd like to see the heavy-duty setting with auto-fill max soil with laundry detergent and fabric softener.

@appliance-insider

3 жыл бұрын

Cool

@jeromedavis8575

3 жыл бұрын

@@appliance-insider I'd also love to see the inner workings.

@appliance-insider

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeromedavis8575 kzread.info/dash/bejne/hXmBw5anqJuXpNo.html

@jeromedavis8575

3 жыл бұрын

@@appliance-insider Thank you!

My crappy GE that can literally walk halfway across my garage moves everything around far more aggressively and circulates everything multiple times within no time. This just swishes everything back and forth.

@Blackdragon79

2 жыл бұрын

Pure junk

@saulg3587

2 жыл бұрын

I read that these machines are supposed to wash clothes more efficiently by doing that swooshing around. Not wearing out the clothes with hard agitation.

@saulg3587

2 жыл бұрын

I'm still waiting to test out my TR7 that arrived today at my vendor

@arthurtennessen9680

2 жыл бұрын

@@saulg3587 I have one. I endorse your statement.

@yrock777

2 жыл бұрын

Two different agitation styles. Your "crappy" GE is agitating the cloths through the water. This TR7 is agitating the water through the cloths.

Hello so you recommend this model??

My TR7 gets nasty engine and chainsaw bar oil stains completely out. But that's because I took the time to understand how the washer works and the best detergents/enzymes/solvents to use based on the stains I have. And I only have those stains on occasion - as a DIYer. But I do have wicked "hitchhikers" on my property. I don't think a TR will compete with a TC beating those loose. But to be fair even my old, very aggressive, fabric wrecking, agitator-based washer couldn't tackle everything. It's finesse vs brawn with the TR vs TC decision. Not sure where the commie and gov't regulations comments come from. Although it's arguable the U.S. is headed that way, the TR lets you use 100% hot water with no mixing and will fill to the top of the tub. No conservation there.

Just bought mine Aug. 1 2021 TR7003WN and now it's not powering on. I can't even get a repair tech out to look at it.

I have the same exact model and it clean pretty good. It replaced my 1992 Whirlpool Direct Drive Washer due to a bad motor coupler.

@appliance-insider

3 жыл бұрын

I hear that the TC7 beats the TC5 hands down

@elevatorproductionsbymaxpassa

3 жыл бұрын

@@appliance-insider It's the TR7 not the TC7.

@FMichael1970

3 жыл бұрын

@@elevatorproductionsbymaxpassa The TC7 is a prototype waiting for approval by the Pentagon...It's that good we need to keep it hidden from the Chinese, and Russians who wish to copy our superior washing machine design/manufacturing.

@patcola7335

3 жыл бұрын

@@appliance-insider The clothes basically stay in the same spot going back and forth. The TC5 will circulate the clothes from top to bottom scrubbing them all the way down. It's already proven that these machines do not clean better than the old style. It's just cost cutting.

@arthurtennessen9680

2 жыл бұрын

@@patcola7335 My TR7 moves the clothes around nicely. They come out clean. It is quiet and I like it a lot more than my old 2010 Speed Queen top loader that ate my clothes in six months or less.

Could a King Size comforter fit in this machine?

@kentaylor7428

2 жыл бұрын

I seen a video that it will not wash a king size comforter it will fit but not wash it, I'm a little late to reply to your comment so if you bought the tr7 let me know if it will please ty

@mac5048

2 жыл бұрын

@@kentaylor7428 there's video's showing it can wash a king. A friend of mine washes California king comforters in theirs.

@darrenkeck1959

Жыл бұрын

Comforters: Are For Front Loading machines at a good laundromat! 45...55..75 pound fronts do the job much much better. Air pockets are no problems with a front. Light comforters full size no larger can wash in tops with a full basket of water. Doing any large fabrics sheets I always watch and make sure there doing ok and push out air pockets in the wash cycle and definitely the rinse cycle. Happy washing.☮️🌊🖐🏾

Is this guy a speed queen employee? Speed Queen also deletes negative reviews made on their site. This machine is so great they had to swallow their pride and bring back the real speed queen. They are still trying to pawn this BS off on customers. Dealers are unable to keep the regular speed queen in stock,but they all have 20 of these. Mmm mmm mmm.

@piecesoftheheart9231

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not a SQ employee, and I can say that it’s relative the consumers needs, but both machines are great…… a family that deals with huge loads of filthy, greasy, grimey laundry, likely needs the old, classic agitator design. A family with very light soil, and/or small loads only, might benefit most from saving a few bucks on energy/water because the TR7 will clean their clothes fine. When it comes to washers (good brands anyways), there’s no real “best” or “worst” design, because every families needs are different.

@Brownie-tg3nu

2 жыл бұрын

@@piecesoftheheart9231 I guess just for the life of me I can’t understand why anybody would spend between $1300-$1500 for a speed queen TR washer that can only handle small loads or clothes that are from a person who works in some office that doesn’t get them dirty. That’s insane to me

@piecesoftheheart9231

2 жыл бұрын

@@Brownie-tg3nu Ya, a weak wash washer is definitely not for us, I know that… and if it was, there’s plenty of $400 models that’ll float clothes around in the water for a while, for ya 😂

@mikeg5257

Жыл бұрын

@@piecesoftheheart9231 - I have the 2017 model with the classic agitator but still get the best of both worlds cause if I need it for light soil I just use the delicate mode. Had a 2014 set that I gave to my brother and bought the 2017 set since SQ was changing the design. Both sets still running strong!

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

I believe he is!

I was actually impressed with this washer when I tried it out, I thought that it was going to be trash but I was WAY off!

@IvyLeagueRedneck

3 жыл бұрын

i have been researching washers for well over a month and finally went ahead with a TR7. As every washer has its fair share of negative reviews. I have only had my TR7 for several days and have run thru about 5 loads now. I can only share my experience so far but I am completely satisfied. After having front loaders for 20 yrs, the last set being a 7 yr old LG, i was just done with them. LG high pressure jets bang the hell out of your pipes. Even buying hammer knock arresters only solve the issue for several months until they wear out. These last 5 loads in my new TR7 are the cleanest my laundry has been in years and no more pipe hammer. I dont think you realize it until you change, but the front loaders really dont clean well. Any reviews saying otherwise i have to question who is sponsoring them. The well known front washer stink makes you nose blind after a while. I 100% endorse my TR7. Its working great, cleaning great, has a solid history and reputation with a 7 yr warranty. I am in banking, not an appliance expert or paid endorser but i agree with this guys review.

@abntiffie2005

2 жыл бұрын

@@IvyLeagueRedneck so you don’t need the stop hammers with these?! I’ve had to keep stop hammers on my current washer which is a 12 year old LG front loader or it slams the heck out of the entire wall. I am awaiting my tr7 set which I hope will come in aug (i ordered them April 7 2021 due to my dryer going out for my lg set:/)

@IvyLeagueRedneck

2 жыл бұрын

@@abntiffie2005 my front loader LG hammered hard and loud every couple seconds through much of the cycle. it was the jets i guess since it did not use much water. My TR7 has a much fainter, single hammer when the tub is done filling. a little dissapointed there is any hammer at all but i chalk it up to the damage the LG did over the years and its so much better then the LG i can live with it. Not to mention how much better it cleans over the front loader. Overall i am happy with both the TR7 and dryer both.

@abntiffie2005

2 жыл бұрын

@@IvyLeagueRedneck thank you!! If mine are bad I’ll buy new stop hammers! I can’t wait for my set to come in!! I cried when my lg dryer broke but now I’m excite for the new set to come! I hate the loaner dryer I currently have (it’s a Samsung😳) I wish there was more videos of the tr set!

@panasonicvac4036

2 жыл бұрын

@@IvyLeagueRedneck I know this comment is a few weeks old but I do have a something that I'd like to make. I use a LG front load washer and dryer in my house and I actually really like it. Mine has never caused any problems from the piping. Also I'm not convinced by your words that front loaders don't clean very well. Our LG does great for us, the Maytag Neptune we had before was awesome, and the German made Whirlpool Duet we also used to have is still to this day the BEST washer that I've ever used. I wished we still had that one. I mean I've used both top loads and front loaders. As much as I would prefer to have a top loader, but as a consumer I'm much better off with a front loader. While I did liked the TR7, however though our house is never going back to a top loader ever again.

Can you do it with nothing and no water no soap and no clothes

What cycle did you use? If you used normal eco, stay away from it. Use heavy duty.

It’s a good machine, no doubt, but I really think the TC5 is better suited for us (husband is a miner, we have dogs, we’re an ATV/UTV mudding family, etc)… It’ll be delivered next Thursday. Hoping I made the right choice, but sounds like it’s kinda impossible to go really wrong with a SQ, period.

@Dana_C3

Жыл бұрын

I'm on the fence on buying the TR7 or TC5. How are you liking the TC5?

@piecesoftheheart9231

Жыл бұрын

@@Dana_C3 I’ve had my TC5 almost 1 full year now, and it’s the love of my life. I’ve still never been able to set it off balance (even somewhat kind of trying, to see what it does… it just doesn’t). The short cycles, and simplicity of old school “water + transmission agitator” knocks dirt off like no h/e washer I had previously. I believe modern agitub/front load/low water/no agitator designs probably do just fine for laundry that doesn’t get very dirty (no pets, no extreme outdoor sports, no bluecollar workers, etc), but in the case of extreme dirt, you NEED water (to flush it all out), and you NEED true agitation (to knock it all off). The only thing I regret about my TC5, was not buying it 10 years sooner. I tried 6 different h/e washers (all styles and brands/top loads and front loads), and I’m fully convinced that h/e washers are just not designed to handle above average dirt. In the case of above average dirt, the TC5 is just simple and old school enough to do the job. A few cons: 1) Only 2 water settings, medium and large… that said, washing 2 shirts isn’t practical like it can be with an h/e washer that senses the amount of clothes. I’ve just learned to run our laundry when the right amount of clothes are dirty, for those size loads…. Water is really what makes it great imo too, so it’s kinda hard to really call that a “con”. 2) The “soak” setting is only about 15 minutes, and no option to lengthen it. If you want longer soaks, say hours or overnight, you’ll need to do that in a wash bin in the tub. 3) I can’t think of a 3…

@HouseofChains81

8 ай бұрын

​@@piecesoftheheart9231could you not just pause the soak option or shut the machine off?

Still looks just as poorly as it did in 2018.

@Thedonsmoney25823

3 жыл бұрын

He said if you talk about it you are full of it 9:32

@Sharkie626

3 жыл бұрын

@@Thedonsmoney25823 Good! I'll let the multiple test videos that have been done before speak for themselves.

@Thedonsmoney25823

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sharkie626 ooh good one

@FMichael1970

3 жыл бұрын

Apparently in 2020 a change was made concerning the agitation...The only way to see any vast improvements would be to compare the models side by side.

@ssnoc

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing - what’s improved?

How many pairs of jeans, and I see you have it set on a favorite, or special cycle - care to let us know which cycle it really is? I'm thinking about purchasing one of these TR7 in the near future.

@Sharkie626

3 жыл бұрын

Don't bother. Get a TC5 or a used Whirlpool direct drive.

@lagunagirl1347

3 жыл бұрын

I love the TR7, it is gentler on clothes than the TR 5 and that’s what I want. If you have what I call “landscaper dirty” type clothes to get clean than TR5, but if not, being gentler with clothes on agitation is what I want. I want clean with my choices of temp and load type; this machine TR7 delivers.

@FMichael1970

3 жыл бұрын

@@lagunagirl1347 From what I understand some minor changes were made with the programming concerning the amount/style of agitation with the TR series in the past year (slightly more aggressive than when 1st introduced). The 7 year warranty with this particular model is also appealing.

@arthurtennessen9680

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sharkie626 Sigh. I love the TR7 and I have had both a 2010 SQ top loader and now the TR7. Are you the one who made a video suggesting SQ was just making these to get rid of front load parts since they were supposedly not making them anymore? Perhaps not. In any case, that suggestion turned out to be false.

@arthurtennessen9680

2 жыл бұрын

@@lagunagirl1347 I have one. Agree.

Hold up.. what happened to the classic speed Queen design? With a transmission ext? They better not be back to making these machines, they do not clean as well as the speed Queen classics

@Brownie-tg3nu

2 жыл бұрын

They started making the old speed queen again in 2019 as a result of the TR washer disaster. It is known as the TC5

@harrycrafter18

2 жыл бұрын

@@Brownie-tg3nu I thought that after the TR machines being a disaster, then they started making the old design again, I thought they stopped yet again to make these but I’m glad they didn’t

@Brownie-tg3nu

2 жыл бұрын

@@harrycrafter18 They have to keep making them. The TR was a huge embarrassment for them and probably cost them a lot of future customers. I did hear In 2022 they are going to make 2 versions of the classic. The one they have now,and a higher end model with the keyboard and all the options that the TR7 has.

@piecesoftheheart9231

2 жыл бұрын

TC5… they started making them again.

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

Speed Queen caved into the gentle on laundry crybabies! They can just shove this piece of crap!

There’s no tub brake. It’s garbage!

@Channel-cm7yc

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao obviously you don’t know that tub brakes didn’t exist basically until the 1970’s to meet safety and energy regulations back then 1980 was a big year for those changes also. Earlier solenoid shifted machines didn’t have reversing drives so there was no such thing as a tub brake so open that lid and wait for your machine cost down if it’s in a spin cycle!! History serves one well with knowledge

@threedog22

2 жыл бұрын

@@Channel-cm7yc Not sure what your comment has to do with this particular machine. If one wants to get a good SQ washer, buy the ‘classic clean’ model, where the agitator turns independently of the tub during the wash cycle. By comparison, this model, which they call ‘smart wash’ (smart clean perhaps) is garbage. Personally I’ve diagnosed 4 of this type in the last 3 months, all less than 3 years old with defective gear cases.

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

@@Channel-cm7yc An aggressivley moving agitator independently works better than this piece of crap! You need "aggressive" turnover to get clothes clean! Screw gentleness! It doesn't work on dirty work or play clothes! It's true! Look at Lorain Furniture's videos!

Awful, just awful...lol not even my GE HE washer is that soft. 🤣💀

Sorry not impressed

Not good, sorry! It is massaging the clothes, not cleaning them...

How strange that the entire tub rotates. No turn over. I would not be a happy camper ! Nothing can beat the front load FF7

@piecesoftheheart9231

2 жыл бұрын

Ya, I have a 5 month old whirlpool that operates this way with a removable agitator, and I’m selling it/having a SQ TC5 delivered Thursday…. Here’s the thing tho: It does a fantastic job on my laundry, which is light, and never gets very dirty. The options are awesome… It can’t come close to handling my husband work clothes (he works in a mine, drives ATVs/UTs, etc)…. And for that, we need the Speed Queen beast…. If it was just me and my own laundry needs however, I would like this bottom impeller driven design just fine.

Nope … still NG

@Mandy_39

2 жыл бұрын

Do you have one or you're just standing in line blindly following other's?

@ssnoc

2 жыл бұрын

My ex wife bought one and is unhappy with it - when I looked at it and saw the agitation, it was obvious this machine was not very good - it uses the right amount of water, but that agitation routine just sucks - it’s just swishing the laundry around, it’s certainly not turning it over in any effective /aggressive way to clean even moderately dirty clothes. Sorry, but I totally disagree with you.

@Mandy_39

2 жыл бұрын

@@ssnoc So all washing machines with no agitator sucks cuz all it does is swooshes laundry around lol. Looks isn't a very good reason to come to a conclusion imo.

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

This is so stupid!

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

@@Mandy_39 Well you need to go back to school and know how a washer works! You need detergent, softener, bleach for whites! None of this eco crap works! My laundry isn't made of paper for crying out loud for the last time! Are you stupid?

Turn over is still quite poor.

@arthurtennessen9680

2 жыл бұрын

IMO with today's effective detergent a "turnover" is not required just as a lot of suds are not required. "Turnover" in my 2010 top load Speed Queen would wear my clothes out, ripping pockets in jeans and fading my dress shirts in six months. I had to sell them to stop that expense. So, when the TR series came out with effective cleaning, 20 year endurance, seven year warranty, more quiet wash action and a smoother more refined spin action and automatic imbalance recovery, well, I just had to jump on it. I have a TR7 now and am very pleased and consider it the best washer out there bar none.

@arthurtennessen9680

2 жыл бұрын

Also my 2010 Speed Queen was ugly! Those grey knob controls were to be kept hidden the the wash room with the door locked!

@cathiclark7263

2 жыл бұрын

@@arthurtennessen9680 Hello Arthur! I realize this comment is a couple of months old, but I just got my set a few days ago and wonder if you find this machine loud?

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

I want real agitation.

@jeromedavis8575

11 ай бұрын

@@arthurtennessen9680 Try washing dirty work or play clothes on the heavy duty cycle. It will just swish them around. They need turnover to get "beaten clean". Screw gentle care. You're just counseling the dirt and stains out.

POV it's a piece of shit.

TR7 is the biggest POS ever. Stick with the TC5 or the speed queen front loader. Terrible machine

@arthurtennessen9680

2 жыл бұрын

I think the TC5 is a dinosaur that can't spin it's way out of an imbalanced load.

@Brownie-tg3nu

2 жыл бұрын

@@arthurtennessen9680 this machine is the biggest dog in the history of washing machines. It can’t even rinse away soap and lint.

@Brownie-tg3nu

2 жыл бұрын

Top pair of pants have still NOT turned over. People hate this machine.

@bono1083

2 жыл бұрын

Based on what? We’ve had the updated TR7 since the mid 2019 update and it’s been amazing.

@Brownie-tg3nu

2 жыл бұрын

@@bono1083 Based on the fact that I know more about appliances than you do. How to repair them,how well they perform ect ect.