- Is the Speed Queen TC5 worth it?
- If you value durability and simple repairs over capacity and efficiency, yes. It cleans well and is built to last, but it costs more to run than HE machines.
- How does the TC5 compare with the TR series?
- The TC5 uses a traditional agitator and mechanical controls, while the TR models use a gentler wash action and electronic controls. The TC5 is the more old-school, heavy-duty choice.
- Does it have a lid lock?
- Yes, the lid locks during the spin portion of the cycle. The rest of the wash runs with the lid closed but unlocked.
- What are the dimensions?
- It is 42.7 inches high, 25.6 inches wide and 28 inches deep. Measure your space and doorways before delivery.
- Does it need a special hookup?
- No. It uses standard hot and cold water connections and a standard drain, and it runs on ordinary household power.
- What cycles does it offer?
- It has a small set of cycles, including heavy duty, normal and delicate, plus selectable water levels and temperatures. There is no steam or sanitize cycle.
- Where is the Speed Queen TC5 Top Load Washer cheapest?
- At Homewise Appliance, for $1,459.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Speed Queen TC5 Top Load Washer?
- 11 stores we checked sell it, including Varouj, Homewise Appliance, moderneleganthome.com, ABC Warehouse, Appliance Depot.