27" Spacemaker® 3.8 cu. ft. Top Load Washer & 5.9 cu. ft. Gas Dryer

Hello Garret G - Thank you so much for reaching out to us. We hope you are doing great and we are more than happy to help with this. These are both great models and we would recommend them both. They are very similar models and the biggest key difference is that MWW has an agitator and that NWW uses an infusor. We recommend checking out this page that goes over the key differences: https://www.geappliances.com/compare/2925/2852 We hope this helps you out. Thank you so much for your interest. Jonathon@GEA

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Hello JTCA - We hope you are doing well today. Thank you so much getting in touch with us and giving us the chance to help out. We've got you covered. The speed wash cycle would last about 15 minutes and is for very lightly soiled items. As for the other cycles you can get a pretty good description of them inside the Use and Care manual on page 7. Here is the link to he manual: https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=49-90581-5.PDF We hope this helps. Thank you so much for your interest in this amazing washer/dryer combo. Jonathon@GEA

Hi LJohn, Thank you for your washer lighting question. We here at GEA are always happy to assist. There is no light inside the washer machine basket. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. There are led lights on the washer top to allow you to see the cycles the washer is in. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Del@GEA

Hi there AShopper, We appreciate you reaching out and for your interest in this gorgeous washer/dryer combination! The washer on this unit has a total of 11 cycles. On a normal wash cycle with the HEAVY option selected you are looking anywhere from 50-62 minutes depending on additional options selected. This is most definitely one of our more efficient washers when it comes to wash time. We would like to thank you for being part of the GEA family and if you have any additional questions, feel free to connect with us again! Drew@GEA

Hi there jules77, We appreciate you reaching out to us and your interest in this amazing washer and dyer combination! If you are installing this unit in a closet you will need a minimum of one inch from the top of the unit to the ceiling and one inch from the front of the unit to the door. As long as the pipes for venting are not punctured or crinkled when moving the unit to your desired location, no additional space is needed at the rear of this unit! If the venting is damaged or not sealed properly, you might lose heat and it will cause problems that could involve long dry times. If you have any additional questions about venting or anything regarding this unit, feel free to reach out to us again. We are always eager to help! Drew@GEA

Hi there Markww, This is a great washer and dryer combo, we will look over the installation guide for you just to make sure! After we took a look at the installation guide, you are correct. You do not need any additional room to vent from the side compared to the back. Before you install this unit we recommend checking out our additional installation help with venting. This page has a lot of helpful tips as well as a video that further helps with installation. We will post the link to this below for your convenience! https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=21080 If you have any issues with installation or have any additional questions, we are happy to help! Drew@GEA

Hello Kat18, Thank you for reaching out to us with this great question. We at GEA are always happy to help. This washer and dryer requires only one 3 prong plug for both the washer and dryer. You will not need two separate plugs. We hope this helps you. Enjoy your day! Del@GEA