tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-349948438771019643.post3843231672263768892..comments2010-06-21T12:19:07.586-04:00Bradhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11377679284360826383noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-349948438771019643.post-71098557740930034372010-06-21T12:19:07.555-04:002010-06-21T12:19:07.555-04:00Just called maytag to inquire about the code F1. The guy checked the system and said that that code is a courtesy repair and he scheduled a guy to come out to fix it. FREEAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-349948438771019643.post-79255334052442484602010-06-06T18:34:59.704-04:002010-06-06T18:34:59.704-04:00Dear Brad. I purchased a Maytag Bravos washer back in January. I believe I have the 750 glass top loader. I loved it up until a month-and-a-half after buying it. The frustration began when I tried to wash a microfleece-style blanket. I used the bulky setting which the manual says is for comforters and blankets. Well, it threw the machine off balance and I could not get it to reset. I had to drag the soaking wet blanket out of the washer, which created a watery mess. I then put it in the dryer, making my drawer work overtime to get it dry. I called the Maytag company about this, and the only response I got was that I can&#39;t wash comforters or blankets in the machine. Talk about false advertising! I haven&#39;t washed any blankets since then.<br /><br />Fast forward to March or April. Now when I wash shirts and shorts, and after drying them in the dryer, I come up with splotches all over my shirts. I&#39;ve tried putting stain lifters in the detergent cup, Oxipowder for HE-type washers, used the extra rinse, to no avail. Also, with my previous older washer, I could use GooGone spray on stains on my shirts with no problem. Not on the Bravos. All it does is leaves a greasy-looking spot where I sprayed on the stain. I&#39;m at my wit&#39;s end here, as my shirts look awful!! Do you think you might know what&#39;s going on here?Emassaronoreply@blogger.com