QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Dec 7 2017, 03:22 PM)
Feel your pain man. The manufacturer seems to be gracious cos it seems to me they could have every reason not to honour warranty in that case using parts other than that engineered to work with it.
My reasoning was, the item was sold by electrical store and I dunno about it. Why was I being penalized if the item is not compatible. Electrolux should have trained them properly bla bla bla.
Anyway, you know what? It turns out, Electrolux do have the stacking kit with tray. I went to their spare part centre to buy.
If you ask any electrical store about stacking kit with tray, all they gonna say is, and I quote:
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Only Bosch's stacking kit comes with tray.
Sales team sleeping on the job.

EDIT: Been getting a lot of different comments from different people.
- Store selling incompatible stacking kit (screw from bottom, which is a bit no-no).
- Electrolux technician said this dryer can't be stacked. But user manual stated otherwise, just use compatible stacking kit. Even catalog was showing this model dryer stacked onto washer (which is the model I bought too!)
- Electrolux technician showed me stacking bracket (made of aluminium, secure both machines at the back), not sold by stores. Store called Electrolux, Electrolux said tarak, no such thing.
In the end, I wrote in to Customer Service and they recommended this stacking kit with tray. Which was something I've wanted since the beginning.

PS: Hopefully my experience provide useful info to future owners, be it Electrolux or not. Maybe just contact their customer care first. Electrical store just sell whatever they could move, they are not properly trained technically. Maybe except Harvey Norman, but I never buy there, cause expensive.
This post has been edited by Harddisk: Dec 7 2017, 03:30 PM