Speed Queen TR7003WN 26" Top Load Washer with 3.2 cu. ft. Capacity, 840 RPM Max Spin Speed, Digital Controls, Stainless Steel Tub, in White (8 Wash Cycles)
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Features
- Width: 25.62" x Height: 42.75" x Depth: 28"
- Type: Top Load - Capacity: 3.2 cu. ft.
- Top Load Stainless Steel Wash Tub - Drum Material: Stainless Steel
- 120 Volts - Weight - 126.00
- 3 Year Parts and Labor Warranty
Description
This top load washer by Speed Queen offers 3.2 cu. ft. capacity that will achieve maximum cleanliness with full tub wash and rinse options. It also features Perfect Wash system, solid mount suspension system and durable stainless steel tub.
Product Dimensions: 25.62"D x 28"W x 42.75"H
Brand: Speed Queen
Capacity: 3.2 Cubic Feet
Access Location: Top Load
Finish Type: Stainless Steel
Color: White
Cycle Options: Rinse, Spin
Item Weight: 126 Pounds
Material: Stainless Steel
Controls Type: Touch
Brand Name: Speed Queen
Item Weight: 126 pounds
Product Dimensions: 28 x 25.63 x 42.75 inches
Capacity: 3.2 Cubic Feet
Max Spin Speed: 840 RPM
Installation Type: Freestanding
Part Number: TR
Color: White
Control Console: Touch
Standard Cycles: 8
Access Location: Top Load
Voltage: 120 Volts
Fuel type: electric
Material Type: Stainless Steel
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: March 20, 2020
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The washer is fine. It was the seller A1Quil, that was the problem. Firstly, the delivered washer was dented top and front. secondly, it was a nightmare to get the seller to pick up the damaged washer (took a month). Thirdly, the seller slow walked the refund. They were difficult to deal with, tried to charge a restocking fee of $300. When finally they were forced to also refund their $300 restocking fee they tried to keep $50 back for some crazy tax. Finally, I went to Amazon and got the $50 back. I ended up buying it locally. Live and Learn. The whole thing took months to resolve.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024 by Lawrence Jackson
Do Not Buy. This machine came defective out of the box. It would fill with water then error code PS5.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2022 by Kevon Gaines
This washer does not clean the clothes.
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023 by leah witt
Along with lawnmowers, gasoline cans, detergents, cars and trucks, light bulbs, pesticides, garage door openers, and many other consumer goods, modern washing machines are victims of incredibly misguided and oppressive government regulations. Just as gas cans don’t pour gas correctly and pesticides don’t work very well, most of today’s washing machines don’t get clothes clean. HE machines spray a tiny amount of water on dirty clothes, shake them around a little, fail to fully rinse, and leave clothes noticeably dirty and full of soap residue. My experience with HE machines was pretty bad, and they haven’t improved since, because THEY DON’T USE ENOUGH WATER and because hot water isn’t nearly hot enough to clean whites. Top loaders have an especially poor performance. There are a few exceptions out there, and Speed Queen is one of them (Maytag also makes similar machines). We recently bought a Speed Queen TR7003WN from a local retailer since the price was about $200 less than Amazon and because the price included delivery and setup. This machine is like a dream compared to our old HE machine, which was plagued by poor performance. In many of the HE washer’s loads there were numerous dry spots on our clothes because of insufficient water, stains simply wouldn’t come out, and the clothes had detergent residue. The Speed Queen allows us to fully fill the drum with water as hot as we want it, and uses plenty of water to rinse clothes. The clothes come out clean, just like they used to before government regulations ruined washers. It’s pretty refreshing after years of partially unwashed loads. The machine is built like a military tank and it’s made to last, including a 7-year warranty. We’ll never, ever buy an HE machine again. A few drawbacks, though…obviously the price is pretty high, and I was a little disappointed in the smallish drum size. The fabric softener dispenser is a little difficult to remove and clean. Still, the higher price is worth cleaner clothes and dependability. You never know when another onslaught of ridiculous government regulations will cause these machines to become extinct forever, so if you’re in the market for a washer, consider the TR7003WN while you still can buy it. It’s worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2021 by candr
I love this washing machine. The first autofill was a bit low, but didn't happen again. Actual hot water! I didn't know most newer machines never give you more than warm. I've had makeup stains on a light towel for years, and this machine took it off first time I used it. My old towels are soft and fluffy again. I can fit more towels in the washing machine than the 6 year old samsung dryer I didn't replace. May have to go back and get the matching dryer. So glad to be rid of my front loading washing machine. Bought the TR7, was considering the TC5- but wanted more control over water level. They're only making these two right now. Edit: I didn't realize that after the washer fills on autofill that it swishes everything around and fills it up more if it senses that it needs it. I'm very impressed with this feature. I also love the long soak cycles. This alone makes the tr7 worth it. I can put it on a 10 hour soak and wake up to freshly clean, stain free laundry. I've used this for whites and kids' shoes with oxiclean with excellent results.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2022 by momof3aml
For those complaining on here about them being junk - don’t buy this from Amazon! What you’re really doing is buying from a third party, and you’re probably not going to get the quality you should. Buy this direct from a local appliance store - avoid the hassle of any problems - because you get what you pay for especially when you know who you’re buying it from. There are just some things you shouldn’t buy from Amazon IMO (& I buy A LOT of stuff on here).
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2022 by Nicole Farmer
Great machine hold a lot more than you can think. extremely well built and has a 7 year warranty all parts and labor. Best in the industry ! 7 years zero out of pocket ! others say 10 years but that doesn't cover the trip charges or labor just a part or two. I have been in the appliance industry for 30 years and this is the machine I bought !
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2021 by jeff wilson