FrigidaireGas Washer/Dryer Laundry Center - 3.9 Cu. Ft Washer and 5.5 Cu. Ft. Dryer

Over 30 years of quality service

by Minnie23

Submitted 06-30-23

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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I purchased my first Frigidaire when my boys were very young. Now one is in his early 40s and the youngest late 30s. Never had any work done on it for all these years. That is why I purchased this product again. I hope it will give me another 30 years of quality service. Built strong to last. Love it.

Leap of Faith

by stario

Submitted 06-15-23

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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I had a Frigidaire Heavy Duty Laundry Center since Dec-1999, it was the best- it did serious heavy duty construction worker clothes-cleaning to delicates for 23yrs! Meanwhile, I researched and read reviews on all the top brands til my head was spinning, and not on the gentle cycle, this was a serious decision! I focused on Frigidaire reviews ranging from +5* to -5* - too loud, loads don't stay balanced, re-start timing issues, water levels, drum's too deep, dials don't show time left, etc. I finally narrowed it down, called the local Abt dealer and simply asked "what's better, GE or Frigidaire?" When he said, after 10yrs of selling washer/dryers, Frigidaire, my head stopped spinning! Without even looking at it, I took a leap of faith and purchased it over the phone- got a great deal, installation was perfect! After 2mos, I've done light-weight to heavy-duty loads, using all the various cycles, with zero issues, debunking all those negative reviews! I agree "they don't make things like they used to," but my Frigidaire Center works just fine- frankly, it's quieter! I don't know if it'll last 23yrs, but I stuck with what I know- Frigidaire, thank you!!

Submitted 06-14-23

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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Submitted 06-09-23

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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Not sure what to say

by NR23

Submitted 06-02-23

clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend

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I've only used my washer/dryer stacked unit a few times, as I was out of state for several weeks. On my return I washed about 3 loads over a few days, then noticed there were two small puddles of water (or maybe one that ran from the back to the front). Since this stacked washer/dryer goes inside a closet in my condo unit, there is no way to walk around it to determine the source of the leak. Because of a schedule conflict, I've had to wait for the store's installers to come back and see what the issue is, and that is still a few days away. So I don't know what to say about this washer/dryer. Is this a defective washer, or was this an installation error?As for the washer itself, this is the 2030 version of the same washer/dryer stacked unit that I purchased 19 years ago. The older version worked GREAT...until it didn't. I thought this would be exactly the same (it looks essentially the same), but this version has LED lights and is obviously more computerized. I preferred the older manual version where you turn the knob to the cycle/ temperature/ fill level you wanted. I like to soak my whites for several hours-and I could do that with the older version just by lifting the knob to stop the cycle. This has a "soak" but it's only for a few minutes. Also, the agitation is not the constant back and forth of the old version and the max water level is ridiculously low. I supposed this is in the name of energy efficiency?Even if the leak issue will turn out to be an installation one, I am not happy with the changes made. It is not an improvement whatsoever. But given that space restrictions force me to fit a 27 inch wide stacked unit, I don't have a lot of choice.