On Wed, 13 Feb 2019 14:40:03 -0500, Dave Smith
> wrote:

>On 2019-02-13 1:52 p.m., Nancy2 wrote:
>> I have a Whirlpool top loading washer (since 2010), and have had no
>> trouble at all. It has an extra large tub, and it wasn't very
>> expensive...I got it at Lowe's because they were offering a good
>> price, a free haul-away of my old one, and a gift card. I would be
>> really surprised if it had any kind of computer in it...it has
>> regular dials and nothing digital on the top. My dryer is also a
>> Whirlpool, bought at the same time.
>>
>The old one was a Cosby, apparently made by Maytag. I wish I had known
>that before I bought it. The new one is a Sumsung that was on sale... at
>least that is the way it was being marketed. Thanks to my repeat
>business they are dropped $50 off the delivery and no charge to take
>away the old one. It is a top loader. They have a number of machines
>with regular looking dials, but they are actually connected to
>computerized controls, not mechanical switches. I had not realized that
>newer washing machines no longer have those big agitators.

I have a Samsung. It has been churning out washing for seven people
for about 3 years now. It performs well.

As to the agitator, or lack thereof, it will tie your washing up in
knots sometimes.

JB