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Midea clothes washers

Midea has 16 basic models of residential clothes washer on file with the DOE CCD, across 3 product classes. Each page below shows its filed efficiency, the yearly energy and water read back from it, and where it sits among washers of its own class.


By product class

Counts and ranges as filed. IMEF compares only inside one product class, so there is no brand-wide score.

Midea: basic models by product class
Product classModelsIMEF range
Front-loading, standard size 4 1.84–2.76
Top-loading, standard size 11 1.57–2.26
Top-loading, compact 1 1.15
DOE CCD (opens in a new tab) (the U.S. Department of Energy’s Compliance Certification Database) · 2026-10-25

Every model

Grouped by DOE product class, highest IMEF first within each.

Front-loading, standard size 4 models
Top-loading, standard size 11 models
Top-loading, compact 1 model

What this page does not say

Not published: How long Midea washers last

No registry this site reads publishes failure rates, service life or warranty terms per model, and this site does not estimate them. The DOE CCD records what each model is certified to do; that is what this page counts.

What the registries do state about Midea:

  • No CPSC clothes washer recall since 2015 names Midea (checked 2026-09-29).
  • 3 of 16 models match an ENERGY STAR certification record.
  • Midea also files water heaters.