$ 647.00
LG WD300CB
LG WD300CB Pedestal, 27" Width, Black Stainless Steel colour
The LG Pedestal Washer lets you run small loads as often as you like. You can even do several loads a day for essential items like baby wear or daily items.
LG Pedestal Washer is the perfect size for hand wash or delicate items. No need to wait you can run small loads as often as you like to stop laundry from piling up.
Slimmed down to fit the LG Pedestal, providing precise control and durability. Inverter Direct Motor comes with a standard 10-year warranty.
Smart Diagnosis™ quickly troubleshoots almost any minor issue before it becomes a bigger problem.
Smart Diagnosis™ uses self-diagnosing technology that can communicate 24/7 with LG customer service over the telephone providing you with comfort and reliability.
UPC: 195174038291
| Series | LG |
| TwinWash™ Compatible | Yes |
| Colour | Black Steel |
| Electronic Control Panel with LED Display | Yes |
| No. of Programs | 6 |
| No. of Options | 5 |
| No. of Wash/Rinse Temps | 2 (Warm, Cold) |
| End of Cycle Signal | Yes |
| Auto Suds Removal | Yes |
| Leveling Legs | 4 Adjustable Legs |
| Motor Type | Direct Drive Motor |
| Max RPM | 700 |
| NeveRust® Stainless Steel Drum | Yes |
| Control Panel | Plastic |
| Door Cover | Transparent Tinted Glass |
| Ratings | UL Listed |
| Type | Electric |
| Product (WxHxD) | 27" x 14 1/8" x 30 3/4" (50 1/2" with drawer open) |
| Weight (Product/Carton) | 105 / 115 lbs |
| Parts and Labour | 1 Year |
| Drum | Limited Lifetime |
| WD300CB | 195174038291 |
I order the samples so as not to make mistakes when choosing my color Is a good product as a light shade but the sample doesn’t contain enough product to cover the skin and decide clearly, around my eyes I used the “peach bisque”.I used with primer all mu face and finished texture is good. At the end for my latin tan skin a choose “golden peach” But is out of stock the primer I think is a good match.
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