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Energy use (kWh/year) range of all similar models
Clothes washers using more energy cost more to operate.
This model’s estimated yearly operating cost is:
Based on standard U.S. Government tests
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with Others Before You Buy.
Energy use (kWh/year) range of all similar models
Clothes washers using more energy cost more to operate.
This model’s estimated yearly operating cost is:
Based on standard U.S. Government tests
Compare the Energy Use of this Clothes Washer
with Others Before You Buy.
Energy use (kWh/year) range of all similar models
Clothes washers using more energy cost more to operate.
This model’s estimated yearly operating cost is:
Based on standard U.S. Government tests
Compare the Energy Use of this Clothes Washer
with Others Before You Buy.
Important: Removal of this label before consumer purchase violates the Federal Trade Commission's Appliance Labeling Rule
(16 CFR Part 305).
Important: Removal of this label before consumer purchase violates the Federal Trade Commission's Appliance Labeling Rule
(16 CFR Part 305).
Important: Removal of this label before consumer purchase violates the Federal Trade Commission's Appliance Labeling Rule
(16 CFR Part 305).
$78 $34
Uses Least
Energy
177
Uses Most
Energy
1298
kWh/year (kilowatt-hours per year) is a measure of energy (electricity) use.
Your utility company uses it to compute your bill. Only standard size clothes
washers are used in this scale.
3954540
Clothes Washer
Capacity: Standard
Whirlpool Corporation
Model 17A2130(3B)
when used with an electric water heater when used with a natural gas water heater
Based on eight loads of clothes a week and a 2000 U.S. Government national average cost
of 8.03¢ per kWh for electricity and 68.80¢ per therm for natural gas. Your actual operating
cost will vary depending on your local utility rates and your use of the product.
This Model Uses
968
kWh/year
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