Jus tried again, it is working now..

FG1612H2W - 12kg washer, 8kg dryer, 6 motion DD, twinwash compatible, turbowash & steam
F2515RTGV - 15kg washer, 8kg dryer, AI DD, turbowash & steam

You may also consider models below:
F2514DTGE - 14kg washer, 8kg dryer

or buy another 2-3.5kg twin load washer then you may consider models below:
FV1450H2B - 10.5kg washer, 7kg dryer
FV1450H3V - 10.5kg washer, 7kg dryer
FV1409H2W - 9kg washer, 6kg dryer

does LG have those stackable separate washer and dryer ?
something like this  https://shopee.com.my/-COMBO-Toshiba-7.5kg-...4302.5236468400

does LG have those stackable separate washer and dryer ?
something like this  https://shopee.com.my/-COMBO-Toshiba-7.5kg-...4302.5236468400

Hi guys, is there any difference between individual washing machine and individual dryer and a combination of both 2 in 1 machine? My friend says that better to get them both individually. Is it better?

Hi guys, is there any difference between individual washing machine and individual dryer and a combination of both 2 in 1 machine? My friend says that better to get them both individually. Is it better?

Bought one Electrolux 8kg heat pump dryer with 2 years warrantee. Dry perfectly only on first year. Going to second year all cloths damp after complete cycle. Called Electrolux tech to repair, 1st he poured water to the condenser coil. Then cloth still damp, called again, he replaced the PCB board, sensor and dunno what, anyway still damp. So needed to do 2 or 3 cycles to get dry cloths. The final straw came after 4 years, the drum belt snapped. I threw away the dryer. My quip is don't buy anything Electrolux. Now I'm trying the LG heat pump double inverter, see how long it can last

Pros
1.No exhaust tubes
2.Uses inverter condenser, safe electricity tremendously
3.Water can be expelled easily

Cons
1.A lot of dust built up in the machine itself, you need to open and blow the dust away after few years
2.Condenser can get clogged up with dust and not even the company technician knows how to clean it (they just replaced the pcb, the sensor, and other stuffs but never fixed the problem)
3.Took longer time to dry cloth than vented dryer.

I'm planning to get a washer+dryer combo due to space considerations at my place.

But of concern at the same time after reading through the past posts here, such combination are usually with longer drying hours ? or its usually happens during full load ?

previously been using an Electrolux separate configuration but it seems that their reliability recently has been in question. What would be a good option at this point of time ? LG FV1450H2B ? so far I've looked at Panasonic's NA-S106FX1LM 10/6KG combo due to its AG+ functionality that may/may not come in handy.

as expecting a new member in the household, so have to juggle between time convenience and also efficiency appreciate some thoughts on this

My limited experience with combined washer/dryer is that the dryer portion tends to take longer to dry, plus many combination washer/dryer tend to use condenser dryer that's less energy efficient than the vented standalone dryers.

In terms of space, even in my old small apartment I can stack the dryer above my front loading washer so there's not much gained in space savings.

When you have more than 1 load of laundry to do, you can run the washer and dryer separately, saving some time. You can't do this with a combo appliance. The washer/dryer combo is typically more complicated and online ratings tend to show lower reliability compared to standalone appliances.

I've had separate washers and dryers for more than 15 years and recommend buying separate appliances.

The bolded part is totally wrong. Condenser dryer is much more energy efficient than vented dryer. But of course if you have 7kg dryer trying to dry 10kg load, it wouldn't be as efficient as properly sized standalone dryers.

In terms of energy efficiency of standalone dryer, Heat Pump>Condenser>Vented.

You're absolutely right, my mistake.

Also agree on dryer maintenance, cleaning the lint filter is very important for dryer efficiency plus there's a slight chance of fire as the lint is dry and there will be static.

However I disagree about dryer reliability, my current Bosch dryer has had zero problems in the past 8 years. Even my previous Electrolux dryer was trouble free for about 7+ years. Both my current Samsung and my previous Zanussi front load washers had issues.

If you have a choice calvin I still recommend separate washer and dryer. Mount the dryer above your washer to save space.

thanks for your feedback.. which brand would you suggest to get for a standalone dryer ? within this thread itself there seems to be a lot of bad experiences with Electrolux 

Finally made some unexpected choice. Went to harvey norman on 31st Dec night and found this deal.
It's a Brandt 8kg heatpump dryer for rm1999. I bought together with the extnded warranty for rm2300. Power consumption is the lowest in the class, even lower than bosch and Electrolux.

Unknown brand, but with 5 years warranty by Harvey norman it is a steal. After 5 years if require repair and no parts/expensive i may consider buying new one.

Should be no problem if all the looped sockets were installed by an electrician If there is an overload condition, the MCB at DB box will trip.

1. Before using a test pen, poke it inside a Live terminal (when power is still on) to check that the test pen works.
2. You just need to replace the sockets like-for-like, after turning off everything in the whole DB box before you start to open things up.
3. Before handling/touching any wires, also check again with test pen to confirm they are all unpowered just in case you have funny configurations like more than 1 DB box (in some places) or its actually powered from the neighbour's DB box.
4. Test again one more time to confirm sure. A second test never killed anyone. Lack of testing, well, they are no longer with us.

Nothing wrong with the wiring or socket if other appliances is working. Repair the washer or buy new.

Guys. I just bought a new heat pump dryer. I would to ask, from you experience, is dryer normally noisy? I mean comparing to washing machine.

It’s already years since I last use a dryer, so I can’t really recall how a dryer sounds like