Maytag Commercial Washer MVWP575G Mixed Cycle

[@mikeo.750]

We bought this washer on your reviews and we are so pleased. Every time my wife goes in the garage/laundry room she comes back in talking about that combo like it's a new car! Thank you!

[@MultiWayland]

looking to get them today ( thank you ) for the post

[@erossinema8797]

To her , it is like a new car. I can understand. Machines with nice features that work well are exciting

[@Winterhater555]

I have had this washer for about a month and it is fantastic!! I am so happy with it!

[@SewClassicJG]

Cristy L, what washer did you have before this?

[@Winterhater555]

Jenny G I had a 22 year old Whirlpool. I was very lucky with it. I have done mountains of laundry over the years having kids, pets, etc. and I never had one problem with it until the day it died. Hope I’m as lucky with this one. 🤞🏻

[@patcola7335]

I'm getting this for my new place Lord willing.

[@rosettebattista6121]

Have u been able to check if u get hot water on full tub cycles, or is it just lukewarm?

[@kellysavage7073]

Eugene it is refreshing to see a washing machine that actually uses water to clean with and then actually clean the clothes. I agree they should work to bring Dependability back to all brands.

[@Danette2007]

I just bought one last week. LOVE IT! Super strong action. Doesn’t hesitate between cycle actions. This tub holds more clothes than my last standard size washer. Don’t hesitate....buy it. I paid $749 delivered and set up.

[@rosettebattista6121]

Do u know if u can get hot water on any of the full tub settings or is it just lukewarm? Are u able to see it fill b4 it starts agitating or wont it fill unless lid is closed and locked?

[@marshallcalley6626]

Where did you buy one for this price?

[@applianceman6009]

The closest an old-school washer can get to today. Good machine!

[@mikesecor6074]

Bought this machine, running right now. Happy to stay old school, Washes well. Thanks for the video's Do the Speed Queen's still suck.

[@ericpippen7915]

Not the TC5000WCN model. They did away with that indexing tub crap and went back to the straight vein agitator doing the work. Of course it is all controlled by computer and electronics but you can not buy and brand machine today without that

[@LlyleHunter]

This is the wash action and speed that should be the pace of all Whirlpool/Maytag/Amana washers no matter the options or model. It works. Build back the reputation and grab the market share back.

[@vladvonravenloft9330]

This is a MVWP575G not the mvwp575gw?

[@petermaz701]

This would be a perfect replacement washer for someone who wants a washer that compares to the old-style machines. The only thing lacking is some of the versatility as Eugene mentioned such as water level control and soil level control.

[@johncourt6895]

This is definitely my next washer. Nothing else I can find as far as new washers compares to the cleaning ability.

[@bassistguy]

This is the only new Toploader I would ever consider buying, due to the constant agitating.

[@5610winston]

Look at the TC5000WN from Speed Queen.

[@bassistguy]

@@5610winston Oh I've seen it already, and I am very happy they brought the old school back!

[@5610winston]

Hope it's back to stay. Really doesn't matter to me; I've got mine, and at my age. I shouldn't ever need another machine.

[@bassistguy]

@@5610winston I have a GE washer I bought back in 2006. It's still their old school design, and so far it's still going strong. I really hope it lasts a long time.

[@5610winston]

Mine regularly handles loads that have to be divided in half to dry in my classic Maytag dryer. It washes two queen size fleece blankets in one load with excellent turnover, and it gets my work clothes cleaner than the larger capacity LG EVER did, and it does these tasks in less than half the time, including the extra rinse. I have no complaints about the SQ TC5000 performance.

[@ericgreen4610]

I love this washer. I like how it starts off at a low spin speed then it cranks up to full spin speed during the final spin.

[@NathanKull]

I have this washer and I love it. Best on the market now IMO.

[@skatelife2013]

Hows it holding up for you? Do you wash comforters in it? If so, what size? THanks in advance.

[@NathanKull]

skatelife2013 I’ve washed my queen comforter - it’s not super bulky but bulky enough. Seems to work. Not sure I’d go much bigger. As for the washer, I still love it. Holding up just fine.

[@skatelife2013]

@@NathanKull Great to know, and thanks for your prompt reply.

[@patcola7335]

@@skatelife2013 I have the Amana version of this. Just washed a queen comforter in it that was fairly thick. Handled it well and didn't hear any laboring of the motor .

[@patcola7335]

The top spiral and fabric softener looks just like the agitators used in the DD 80 and 90 series machines but without the spring.. The triple action agitator.

[@andyjones6361]

Awesome washers. Now that’s how they’re supposed to work,!!!

[@websurfin9575]

The ONLY washer on the market presently that's worth purchasing!

[@aleshab7030]

I’m glad to see that someone else’s is rattling also on the very and spin cycle. Ours is doing that and I was getting kind of worried. It seems like it’s normal. I wonder what’s inside there that’s rattling.

[@rosettebattista6121]

Alesha B did u ever find out what rattling from?

[@DylBuilder1]

the rattling is the agitator vibrating in the spin. the agitator has a small mechanism that makes corkscrew the laundry down and it has some play during the spin.

[@LlyleHunter]

This washer is always in continuous action of some sort instead of thinking about it. What a novel approach.

[@Washerlad2014]

its a rarity that you get top loaders these days that do a good job at cleaning clothes like this one

[@UrOpinionsSucc]

The top loader i have is an old school GE Filter-Flo. Still strong today.

[@Washerlad2014]

@@UrOpinionsSucc if i lived in the USA id get something like a Frigidaire Horizon 2000

[@LlyleHunter]

They weren’t as well made as earlier GE, Maytag, Whirlpool or Speed Queen machine’s. They were considered a tier down more like a Norge or Magic Chef or Westinghouse which is what the Horizon 2000 was based on. The earlier Frigidaire Jet Cone washers were very well made.

[@patcola7335]

The sheet metal on this machine is actually fairly thick. It is a solid machine.

[@TheWASHINGMACHINEBOY]

also its cool that the machine turns the tub 180 degrees every 30 seconds or so even though it isn't sensing the load size

[@YourLocalFireAlarmTech]

I'll still take an older machine with DD Transmission. Those will last you and parts are still abundant, they really need to just bring them back.

[@Sharkie626]

Yeah really. Especially now that SQ is apparently bringing back the transmission machine in one model.

[@websurfin9575]

What model of washer is Speed Queen bringing back the transmission? @@Sharkie626

[@Sharkie626]

I believe it’s called the TC5

[@websurfin9575]

I see a TR5 on the Speed Queen web-site but not a TC5.... the TR5 has no transmission. @@Sharkie626

[@Sharkie626]

AutomaticWasher.org has a thread about it. But it’s not on SQs site yet.

[@suemedhurst3081]

Hi , I just got mine today and find that the machine vibrates a bit on the start up spin but once in full spin stops ... is that normal for this machine ?.

[@bluemouse5039]

I just bought one of these Maytag commercial washers at a scratch and dent store for 550 dollars ,

[@vivendonolimete]

love this washer

[@breadseedaggie3001]

@lorain furniture and appliance my lid lock is blinking and wont open any advice?

[@reggiejohnson543]

would be nice if this had a glass top linted lid

[@donbovard8876]

Purchased this machine on 6-7-19 and love it. Where can I obtain that small gadget you use to be able to keep the lid open while running? I would especially like to have one so I can view the inside while it is running to observe the water fill level etc.

[@Blurain727]

Actually you don't need to buy it, here is how to remove the lid lock: First you need to unscrew the lock piece Then you place it into the lid lock switch And there you go. Now you should be able to look inside of the machine.

[@Blurain727]

But do NOT lose those screws that go to the lock piece in case you want to put it back.

[@rosettebattista6121]

@@Blurain727 have u dismantled the lid lock on the maytag this way? If u have, does it still agitate, spin and run thru whole cycle with lid open? And most important to me is temp of hot water. Eugene has said its lukewarm. Someone else stated it gets hot. I know its got a temp control built in. Have u used the hot setting with lid open to see if its really hot, like tap hot?? Was looking at this a couple yrs ago, but someone gave me their top loader, so i held off buying. But looks like i need a new one real soon!

[@DylBuilder1]

@@rosettebattista6121 I believe that the POWERWASH cycle will use Tap hot water but if it does not on other cycles, you can just shut off the cold side the turn it back on for rinse.

[@rosettebattista6121]

Pink power 4. I got ur most recent response which sent me bk here when i hit reply. I do not mind doing a large full tub of hot water. Not an issue. Providing i dont have to rig anything up to get super hot. Don't think SQ tc5000 is an option at this pt cause all appliance stores backed up for months on inventory. Additional Maytag reservations- All dealers are only honoring 1 yr guarentee, not the 5 yr that maytag gives. I can only get that if i order directly from maytag, but servicing can be an issue with them. Very hard to reach them. Was on hold for almost 2 hrs b4 i even got customer service and then another half hr for warranty dept. They have no local service men in my local area so God knows how long to get service! I can pay an additional 200 for an extra 4 yrs thru local dealer, which is bringing cost higher than the Sq. Crazy! Wonder if anyone had problems with service directly thru maytag??? Also lid lock! Is there a video available to dismantle it, not just directions??? I could not find an actual video of someone doing that. If there is a link can u post it? I also wanted to know what cycle is best for delicates? I think u said the normal/eco cycle too rough.

[@5610winston]

I notice that the prefatory ad before this review was for the TR-series Speed Queen. I suppose that means you are back in their good graces?

[@rafbo2]

Hi Eugene, did you ever figure out a work around to get pure hot water? Thanks!

[@rosettebattista6121]

Rafbo2 do u have this maytag machine? I was wondering if anyone who has it ever got to really test to see how hot the water gets. If anyone has dismantled the lid lock, they can test it. Eugene said it doesnt get really hot. Someone else said it does. Would like another opinion on this.

[@rafbo2]

@@rosettebattista6121 Hi Rosette, I don't have this machine, I actually purchased the Speed Queen TC5 because that actually runs straight HOT water, we've had it 2 years and love it!

[@dimesauce10]

I bought it and I love it

[@jeffmandeville5153]

What sizes do the shirts come in and how do you order them

[@dmana3172]

Can it agitator any faster? I like to wash clothes more aggressively.

[@Blurain727]

For people who say that they should bring back the old direct drives. Well sorry, that most likely won't happen any time soon or possibly ever again.

[@rosettebattista6121]

TG Prod o thought this maytag was the old direct drive?

[@kazuy0shi558]

This makes me so sad cuz we bought the maytag mvwb765f. It was the only one we could find with an agitator. Jokes on us. Now I have to add a bucket of water to weigh the clothes down before I turn the machine on so that when it “deep fills” it adds more water for the clothes to “agitate”. Way too late to return it. I wish I saw your review before I got it.

[@barbaramazzocca4605]

Does this beat clothes to death like the speed queen does? This seems to turn clothes over better than the Speed Queen.

[@tmmaston]

I wonder how a surgilator or straight vane agitator would work in this machine.

[@anngallenberger6455]

Does this machine have a “hot” wash cycle, and if so does it dispense hot or lukewarm water? Thanks.

[@rosettebattista6121]

@PinkPower4 hi pink! Replying to your response on eugenes video of maytag commercial 575g. One thing i want is hot water! U said u disabled the auto temp control. Please tell how this was done. So i guess with it disabled u can get straight hot. Hoe does it affect other temps once disabled? U also said lid lock easy to disable. Do i have to take machine apart to do this or is it just under lid? Will this allow the machine to run full cycle with lid open or just open a minute to add clothes? Want to see full agitation in progress. Thx!

[@rosettebattista6121]

@PinkPower4 thanks again Pink! So glad u clarifed that hot water issue, but was sure Eugene said no hot water as a con. I really dont think i can or want to add extra hoses and all. Sounds to complicated for me!! I responded to another reply u sent me, with additional questions. I have subscribed to your channel so hopefully will get all my answers!

[@Sharkie626]

It seems to do okay with the short strokes, but when it goes long, the turnover is definitely struggling in some parts.

[@Kuromii3]

It kinda feels like a direct drive but not fully, they would have to make even more changes for it to be almost identical

[@Sharkie626]

Yeah. There are also other reasons why I don’t like it.

[@Kuromii3]

Sharkie626 why don’t you like it?

[@Sharkie626]

@@Kuromii3 Hanging suspension, no transmission, drive set up that has been problematic before, no full hot wash, and no separate water level selector.

[@Kuromii3]

Sharkie626 the water selector, the hanging suspension and the transmission thing is what bugs me out about this washer other than that I don’t know much about them, I’ve done more homework on direct drives. Anywho what do you think about the new speed queen since they made one that works like the 2017 version

[@hauntedro]

That knocking sound that starts at about 23 minutes and continues until the spin is done, does it do that on every load?

[@DylBuilder1]

That’s the loose softener cup

[@payyyattentiontho6133]

Thankyou!

[@fargeeks]

I wonder what would happen if that agitator was put inside a speed Queen top loader

[@amtc4ihs2005]

I have a motor question. Whats the difference between the motor in this washer vs older Maytags from like 2006? and which motor is better in your opinion?

[@caseyoliver165]

The induction motor is better that's my opinion.

[@amtc4ihs2005]

@@caseyoliver165 Is that this one or the older one?

[@caseyoliver165]

@@amtc4ihs2005 the older washer like way back in the 80s and the 90s

[@eldoradoboy]

I looked at this and the new Speed queen,, I had really wanted the older SQ ut they are of course long gone or eing sokld at a premium.. I liked the wash action on this one ut the cycle selection on the electronic SQ better so I got the SQ.. now that ive learned how to load it and how to select water levels it doesnt do bad.. this one is also no transmission, correct? or is it a transmission washer ? I realize SQ is a bad word around here.. its just the machine I chose.. the wash action on this maytag seems alot like the action on my older late 90s whirlpool which washed good

[@declanmarsh4647]

Apparently speed queen is bringing back the transmission on one of their models. Their new tc5 classic series not sure when it will be on Market

[@eldoradoboy]

@@declanmarsh4647 I hadnt heard they were talking aboiut bringing out the old style macxhines.. I thiought the main reason most are going away from the old style is due to regulations.. both in the EU and in the USA. most of the puhlic must not feel the way we on here do as the transmission agitator machiens seem to lack in cycle selection indicating manufacturers just making them mainly as low end models. there are a few agitator non-trans machines like the maytag commercial-tech and SQ TR7 sold in higher end but they dont have exactly traditional wash action. all that said, I can honestly say the clothes coming out of my TR7 SQ are MUCH CLEANER and fresher than they were out of my 13 year old LG front loader... I fought smell and vibration on that machine from day 1

[@declanmarsh4647]

@@eldoradoboy sorry for late reply yes I think it's because they got so much negative feedback on their latest models and alot less sales which is why they are going back to their old design. The EU and UK have much higher regulations I will say. And glad you are enjoying your new speed queen!

[@rebeccastrong7839]

Hello! I am having a hard time finding this exact model for sale near me. Can you please tell me if the model MVWP576KW works just as well? I am assuming that is the newer model of this as it is called "Maytag Commercial". Thank you so much!

[@troy2000me]

That version is the same from what i can tell, but it only has a ONE YEAR warranty instead of a 5 year warranty. Both versions have a limited 10 year on a few parts. Try googling local appliance stores, that is your best bet. Lowes has the MVWP576KW that has a 1 year warranty, but you are cheating yourself out of 4 years of parts and labor warranty for the same price.

[@rosettebattista6121]

Can anyone else who owns this machine, aside from pink power 4, let me know bout the water temp? Do u get hot water on full tub cycles or just lukewarm? I know it has ATC. Has anyone been able to feel the temp of hot when coming in to see if it is truly hot b4 agitating starts?

[@TheWASHINGMACHINEBOY]

it has the agitator of older kenmore washing machines

[@heyheyhelen931]

Does the fabric softener dispenser be removed from the agitator?

[@erossinema8797]

Wool Dryer Balls

[@Brandon-jy2yl]

Lorain, one question...This or the new Speed Queen Classic?

[@RichardDePas]

@@LorainFurnitureandAppliance Great to hear you're going to check it out even though SQ did you wrong. I look forward to hearing your comparison.

[@fargeeks]

Speed Queen

[@Blurain727]

Maytag

[@billiejean6385]

What size is this washer

[@CrestwoodRocks]

I hope to own one

[@Bunkysworkshop]

Nice washer and so the question is HOW MUCH?

[@fauguy23]

In my area of FL about $750-800

[@5610winston]

I hear a lot of mechanical clunking sounds from this machine. Is that an effect from poor recording equipment? My TC5000 is a bit louder than I expected, but the noise during agitation is a steady droning hum, not the cacophony I hear here. To me the less obtrusive operation noise is well worth the higher price of the SQ.

[@patcola7335]

@Ronald McFondle Even Maytag uses a plastic gear in their Newton made machines. Plastic isn't necessarily a bad thing

[@patcola7335]

@Ronald McFondle Yeah maybe but when is the last time you heard of them having problems in the Whirlpool/Kenmore DD washers Whirlpool produced for nearly 30 years. Most problems with those machines seems to be a broken coupler or agitator dogs.

[@Kuromii3]

Is there a heavy duty cycle with just the fastest agitation?

[@Blurain727]

The heavy-duty cycle on this washer is the "powerwash" cycle.

[@littlegreeny8510]

In the long term is this durable? The drive mechanism sounds a little plastic-y. Not sure how this works under the hood.

[@fargeeks]

David Lee no I hear this isn't a reliable washer but does have better performance

[@patcola7335]

Listen to what owners have to say .

[@fargeeks]

@@patcola7335 what do they say???!!!!!?!!

[@patcola7335]

@@fargeeks Look at the posts of people who own them. Research.

[@fargeeks]

@@patcola7335 SPEED QUEEN WINS

[@jaarryifleshblood315]

How big is the tub?

[@Blurain727]

3.5 cubic feet

[@FIRESTAR56566]

Warm wash? Judging by all the steam at the very beginning of the cycle, it looks like you did it on hot

[@fargeeks]

This washer does not actually allow hot water, its tempered

[@patcola7335]

@@fargeeks This washer DOES allow hot tap washes. Just not the normal cycle. My Amana which is similar does the same thing.

[@LarryMarston]

You think the agitator in this will work in a direct drive?

[@musicnerd72]

What do you mean?

[@LarryMarston]

@@musicnerd72 Can this agitator be a replacement for an old agitator from a direct drive

[@musicnerd72]

@@LarryMarston Not sure. The Whirlpool direct drive agitators came in different styles/heights.

[@Floridarailz]

Probably on a Kenmore Direct Drive @Lawrence McLane

[@amberlynn6914]

Hell, the top half of this agitator is an old Kenmore piece.

[@BettySkettie]

❤

[@rileyjones2134]

Do a power wash

[@vladvonravenloft9330]

This is a MVWP575G not the mvwp575gw?

[@rosettebattista6121]

Can anyone answer if there is a difference between the mvwp575gw and mvwp575g? Doesnt the w just stand for color white?

[@DylBuilder1]

@@rosettebattista6121 yes w means white

[@mikecanniff3873]

​@@DylBuilder1 Do you know what the 1 means for(mvwp575gw1).?

[@DylBuilder1]

@@mikecanniff3873 the 1 is simply a revision. usually a model starts with 0 at the end, and if the number increases that counts the current revision of the machine. A revision usually happens when there are problems with the model that need to be fixed, or the EPA demands that they make something more efficient. I believe the revision they did on the 575GW1 is that it now uses straight hot water instead of tempered water.

[@mikecanniff3873]

@DylBuilder1 Thank you for taking time to reply! Good info to know.

[@engma91477]

it actually has 3 water levels my friend bought this machine

[@patcola7335]

3 water levels ? ...do tell.

[@engma91477]

pat cola bulky is the highest,mixed is medium and normal is low

[@patcola7335]

@@engma91477 Thanks. I have read some commentaries that these machines are problematic and many owners are making service calls already with these machines. Pretty disheartening. At least Speed Queen is coming back out with a residential transmission washer again..TC5.

[@patcola7335]

@PinkPower4 I saw this Maytag washer recently in a mom and pop shop and it had a revised tub inside. Different hole pattern.

[@patcola7335]

@PinkPower4 Maybe because that is what they are using in their current VMW machines at the moment ? I actually like the design of this machine. The beefier metal cabinet is definitely nicer also. The metal is definitely thicker than their other offerings or so it feels like it is.