Product review (5 stars): Maytag Centennial MVWC400 ?
Forgive me as I have seemingly misplaced the manual.  I have arrived at the Amazon.com site to research which washer I have.  My washer is a non agitator Maytag Centennial and I think it is a MVWC400 as there is no agitator.  I admit the unit uses very little water and demands HE laundry soap.  This Maytag requires longer wash cycles.  But, I like this machine very much.  The cost was a bit more than my last washer, circa 2002 by about 40% greater cost.  I did get a great deal for my prior washer, but I had an arrangement in a rental and I had to leave it behind after 10 years use.

This Maytag Centennial has been used by me for 33 loads.  The tub is huge and once I have filled it.  I usually fill it about as much as the washer I owned previously, mentioned above.  Once, I washed major bedding, filling the washer as only a laundry mat machine would usually suffice.  It worked, and my intent is to stay away from washing loads of such loads.

Twice to three times a week, I wash three shirts, socks, underwear, three pairs of jeans, a bath towel, and numerous hand towels.  I believe this is a full load.  I always wash on the 'Heavy' Soil Level; 'Tap Cold' Wash Temp; 'Normal' Wash; 'Extra Rinse' On; 'Off' Fabric Softener setting.  I have used no other settings.  My wash is always clean and dryer than other washers I have owned.  I have used washers for forty and more years, too!

As the price is 40% higher than my previous washer, I am hesitant to relay positives for purchasing this washer.  The unit functions flawlessly and the clothes are dryer than previous experiences.  The soap demand is lower in quantity and the unit requires more time.  Ask me in five to ten years if I recommend this unit as this agitator-less and HE soap demanding unit, as is it continuing to satisfy my consumer demands.

I thought I would just relay these thoughts as my search for a replacement manual led me into users who are dissatisfied with their Maytag Centennial clothes washer.  The manual describes how to clean the washer after thirty washings.

Else,
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Don