Whirlpool LE6880XSN1 overview

Hello guys so this was probably the most unexpected thing i encountered when i was on my America holiday. A vintage Whirlpool dryer i saw in my aunties neighbours place. The washer was a LG but didnt really bother filming that. This was honestly so good to film even though it was just a overview video

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The fluff filter should be on top of the machine, likely hidden by that sign

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Good old Whirlpool 29” top filter dryer. This I believe uses the Accu-Dry since it has the moisture sensor below the exhaust outlet, Whirlpool touts it as being accurate but from what I’ve heard from people who own these Whirlpool dryers with the Accu-Dry is they never dry properly, even from the get-go when new. There were also lower end models what had the same cycles but lacked the moisture sensor, they instead used a auto dry timer which used a double throw switch thermostat which simply advertised the timer when the heat cycled off and stopped the timer as soon as the heat kicked back on and did this until it reached the cool down and would run until it reached the off position.