Kenmore Direct Drive Naked 3.0 - With TWO Camera Angles!

Originally recorded May 29, 2018.
Well, I had shot 3.0 way back when I was still using the old video editor that I had on my computer for a while, which didn't have the necessary capabilities to make a video like this with multiple simultaneous camera angles work, so that was put on the back burner for a while.
But then, fast forward to July 2020, I FINALLY got a new video editor to work with, that's a little more advanced with more fanty-panty features and bells & whistles & gongs, and great stuff like that. So that allows me to produce more intricate, more professional videos like this if I want to. Hoorays.
This was also filmed a month after I installed the new timer on the machine, for what it's worth, and it's been holding up great ever since.
SO, with that all said, here's the LONG overdue Kenmore Direct Drive Naked 3.0!!! And this one, you get TWO camera angles at once! Main tub/agitator shot, AND undercarriage shot. Better watch out with the "undressed" washing machine, because Oop, Sus*n! (And yes, I will put timestamps in the prescription since this is a "long" one, so that way you're not sitting there TOO "jerked off" waiting around for the cycle changes to happen!)
-Super Wash-
05:00 High Speed Agitation
8:58 Partial Neutral Drain
11:04 Refill For Main Wash
-Main Wash-
13:30 High Speed Agitation
29:26 Neutral Drain
31:26 Spin
33:26 Rinse Fill
-Rinse-
37:00 High Speed Agitation
40:56 Neutral Drain
42:56 Spin/First Spray
43:38 Second Spray
44:59 Third Spray
48:57 End Of Cycle ◄Green Clean Light►

[@seana806]

One of these days I’ll have to make a video of the super wash on my 1963 Whirlpool Imperial Mark XII belt drive washer I picked up last Saturday along with it’s matching dryer. How the super wash cycle works on my ‘63 Whirlpool is it will agitate for 6 minutes soak the laundry and do a partial drain and will refill and continue through a 14 minute wash cycle.

[@lizboz]

Nice! Can't wait to see!

[@seana806]

lizboz will definitely be trying the dryer out this weekend and it’s the older style of Whirlpool 29” dryer with the perforated drum back and separate belt for the blower/fan. Has the normal and super drying speed selector on it as well that changes the blower air output along with the wattage of the element for a lower temperature.

[@lizboz]

Schweet!

[@jeromedavis8575]

Whirlpool makes a better way to face a busy day!

[@jeromedavis8575]

@@seana806 I'd love to see a full load on the super dry setting along with hearing the matching washer on the super wash at the same time.

[@ACoustaDC]

That's got one hell of a spin!

[@lizboz]

KZbinr Amazing Phil had a similar thing going on with his fanbase several years ago, and everybody that watched him would comment the same thing on every washer video out there. Something like "Nice spins!" and "Wow, she goes fast!"

[@benwisely5962]

YAY!!! #NakedDirectDrive that’s a nice washer you have!!!

[@lizboz]

Thanks.

[@benwisely5962]

No problem!

[@JCA11]

Sabric Foftener seems legit lol nice video!

[@lizboz]

Thanks.

[@seana806]

I finally was able to upload some video clips of my ‘63 Whirlpools. I was going to attempt to film a full wash cycle video of it but Octember[TM] put that on hold since the water inlet valve decided to not fully close and let water into the tub and I took it apart to clean what dirt and sediment was in the valve, put it back together and the valve started leaking and it sort of was fixed but still wasn’t working properly like it should. Got a rebuild kit for the water valve and hopefully that fixes the issues I am having issues with it.

[@lizboz]

Hope that works out for you! Can't wait on the videos!

[@seana806]

lizboz the water valve isn’t the first repair on my ‘63 Whirlpool Imperial Mark XII washer, I had to replace the hose that goes from the pump to the lint filter since it was dry rotted where it connected to the pump and there was a small leak and it was coming from that hose and since I replaced that hose it hasn’t leaked at all. Second thing I did was the screw adjustment on the water level switch since it wasn’t quite filling up all the water and the third thing I did was put new light bulbs in the part on the panel that lights up and that’s all I’ve really done to it and I can’t complain about doing those minor repairs and adjustments or a washer that’s from 1963. All the matching dryer needed was a new fan belt and that was it for the dryer and a lint clean out and that’s it.

[@lizboz]

@@seana806 Yep, all very simple repairs!

[@seana806]

lizboz servicing those older Whirlpool built 29” dryers from 1961 to 1965 is a little different from the newer Whirlpool 29” dryers but overall is the same how you release the 2 clips holding the top down and the 2 screws in the lint filter opening, and the 2 screws holding the front panel on. The blower/fan is different since it’s right behind the drum and the heating element plenum is different but otherwise is located in the same spot as the current Whirlpool 29” dryers.

[@lizboz]

@@seana806 Right, simple serviceabilty was in mind when they designed these machines.

[@jaykay18]

I've noticed over the years that different video editors produce a different "look and feel" to videos, particularly apparent in their effects, text, transitions, and other add-ins. Man this is getting scary. What I saw was definitely Filmora, exactly what I use.

[@lizboz]

Yes, although mine is the newer Filmora 9 version. Happy Halloweenus b*tch!

[@jaykay18]

@@lizboz Her her! I had tested out 9, and didn't quite care for it, so I'll stick to what I've got.