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post May 4 2012, 11:32 PM, updated 14y ago

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Hi, been looking for a dryer or washer+dryer which is eco friendly ---> save electric + water = save money biggrin.gif
Any good recommendation? I've been searching around but seems every one have their selling points (BEKO,LG and BOSCH etc...)
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post Jun 3 2012, 12:37 AM

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QUOTE(muman7 @ May 4 2012, 11:32 PM)
Hi, been looking for a dryer or washer+dryer which is eco friendly ---> save electric + water = save money biggrin.gif
Any good recommendation? I've been searching around but seems every one have their selling points (BEKO,LG and BOSCH etc...)
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Hi Muman7,

You can go to our show room in Kota Damansara to check out the detail for your require washer+dryer, we will help you to decide based on your requirement.

Mean time you can browse to our website at www.urbanez.com.my or join our fanpage at www.facebook.com/urbanez for more information. biggrin.gif

happy shopping. smile.gif

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QUOTE(muman7 @ May 4 2012, 11:32 PM)
Hi, been looking for a dryer or washer+dryer which is eco friendly ---> save electric + water = save money biggrin.gif
Any good recommendation? I've been searching around but seems every one have their selling points (BEKO,LG and BOSCH etc...)
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Dryer can never be eco firendly..., in fact they use up lots of electricity. Even more than air conditioning.



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post Jun 3 2012, 02:05 AM

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Dryer can never be eco firendly..., in fact they use up lots of electricity. Even more than air conditioning.
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Latest cloth dryer today come with heat pump technology. For simple explanation on heat pump dryer that is more eco friendly can be found here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothes_dryer#Heat_pump_dryers.

Of course the more natural & most eco freindly still the SUN BATHING is the best.. biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
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samsung 8kg/5kg washer/dryer in houz depot selling for rm 2750, just had a look ysterday
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is beko a good brand? anyone has any experience with it?
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post Jun 3 2012, 01:12 PM

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Ya. I am still shopping around. How good is this BEKO?

Google arond found this:
http://www.beko.ie/Appliances/Laundry
http://urbanez.com.my/OurProducts.asp?cid=18

Looks promising technology for its laundry. How is the support here? Anyone have experience to tell? I still prefer European brand rather than Asian brand for the laundry.

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post Jun 4 2012, 07:16 PM

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we are in the same boat.. bet you found the RM2999 promo irresistible right? just need to hear from someone who has ever used it.


Added on June 4, 2012, 7:28 pmokay.. just read about this.. now i'm looking for something else...

http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews239698.html#Reviews

can't imagine how horrible the service and spare part would be for a brand like this...

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i am using LG brand 9kg wash / 6kg dry, so far quite statisfied with it... is about RM2.8k with trade in old wm....
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heard that seng heng trying to clear their 2in1 wash+dry machine... they said that manufacturer also stop producing those 2in1 machine already. too many break downs. how true is this?
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post Jun 7 2012, 02:21 PM

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QUOTE(stretch @ Jun 4 2012, 07:16 PM)
we are in the same boat.. bet you found the RM2999 promo irresistible right? just need to hear from someone who has ever used it.


Added on June 4, 2012, 7:28 pmokay.. just read about this.. now i'm looking for something else...

http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews239698.html#Reviews

can't imagine how horrible the service and spare part would be for a brand like this...
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That was a mixed review on that specific BEKO model. Regards the AFTER-SALE-SERVICE of any goods we bought (as an example) doesn't matter it range from audio/video, furniture, automobile, handphone, personal computer, home appliances & kitchen appliances is very much depends on the service provide by the importer & the sole distributor of the specific country. The appointed distributor should be more responsive to get BEKO to take action. Check more in-depth in that particular site review, not only BEKO got the condemn but other much popular brand like MIELE, LG, MAYTAG, BOSCH, AEG and many more also been condemned. So, how genuine are those complaints, we really don't know??? blink.gif

We understand that BEKO and many other brand (the original manufacturer) will require their appointed distributor to carry the after-sale-service duty for their responsible country or region. Here in Malaysia, the after-sale-service & products distribution is in-charge by Pacifica Appliances (link is here to their website http://pacifica.my/). As we already knew of their good reputation and fast responsive after-sale-service from Pacifica Appliances that carry a few brand like PACIFIC, PACIFICA, PHI, ZEPHYR, BEKO, BERTAZZONI, BAUMATIC and others. Pacifica Appliances appearance in the market is more than 15 years specialised in all household products.

BEKO is a good brand regards to the white-goods quality and popularity that have the market status equivalent to other European player like BOSCH, SIEMEN, MIELE, ELECTROLUX, FAGOR, INDECIT, MAYTAG just to named a fews. biggrin.gif

BEKO appearance in Malaysia do give Malaysia white-goods consumer market another alternative to have a good European quality products but with the relevant ASIAN brand pricing. Majority of our customers that already bought the BEKO appliances from us knew this brand name and quality prior to their purchase. With the warranty and after-sale-service carried by Pacifica Appliance did help convinced themselves. icon_rolleyes.gif

For more information on BEKO products, please do drop by our Kota Damansara showroom.

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Added on June 7, 2012, 2:24 pm
QUOTE(Yaphong01 @ Jun 3 2012, 01:12 PM)
Ya. I am still shopping around. How good is this BEKO?

Google arond found this:
http://www.beko.ie/Appliances/Laundry
http://urbanez.com.my/OurProducts.asp?cid=18

Looks promising technology for its laundry. How is the support here? Anyone have experience to tell? I still prefer European brand rather than Asian brand for the laundry.
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Hi yaphong1,

When you want to come to URBANEZ showroom for a SNEAK PREVIEW on BEKO???? brows.gif

You are most WELCOME!

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QUOTE(ubzteam @ Jun 7 2012, 02:21 PM)
That was a mixed review on that specific BEKO model. Regards the AFTER-SALE-SERVICE of any goods we bought (as an example) doesn't matter it range from audio/video, furniture, automobile, handphone, personal computer, home appliances & kitchen appliances is very much depends on the service provide by the importer & the sole distributor of the specific country. The appointed distributor should be more responsive to get BEKO to take action. Check more in-depth in that particular site review, not only BEKO got the condemn but other much popular brand like MIELE, LG, MAYTAG, BOSCH, AEG and many more also been condemned. So, how genuine are those complaints, we really don't know??? blink.gif

We understand that BEKO and many other brand (the original manufacturer) will require their appointed distributor to carry the after-sale-service duty for their responsible country or region. Here in Malaysia, the after-sale-service & products distribution is in-charge by Pacifica Appliances (link is here to their website http://pacifica.my/). As we already knew of their good reputation and fast responsive after-sale-service from Pacifica Appliances that carry a few brand like PACIFIC, PACIFICA, PHI, ZEPHYR, BEKO, BERTAZZONI, BAUMATIC and others. Pacifica Appliances appearance in the market is more than 15 years specialised in all household products.

BEKO is a good brand regards to the white-goods quality and popularity that have the market status equivalent to other European player like BOSCH, SIEMEN, MIELE, ELECTROLUX, FAGOR, INDECIT, MAYTAG just to named a fews. biggrin.gif

BEKO appearance in Malaysia do give Malaysia white-goods consumer market another alternative to have a good European quality products but with the relevant ASIAN brand pricing. Majority of our customers that already bought the BEKO appliances from us knew this brand name and quality prior to their purchase. With the warranty and after-sale-service carried by Pacifica Appliance did help convinced themselves.  icon_rolleyes.gif

For more information on BEKO products, please do drop by our Kota Damansara showroom.

T.Q.


Added on June 7, 2012, 2:24 pm
Hi yaphong1,

When you want to come to URBANEZ showroom for a SNEAK PREVIEW on BEKO????  brows.gif

You are most WELCOME!

Another VIP rclxms.gif
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finally meet a seller from beko.. don't wanna invite me ke? looking for washing machine as well right now? is the offer of RM2999 for washing machine and dyer still have?
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post Jun 9 2012, 04:23 PM

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finally meet a seller from beko.. don't wanna invite me ke? looking for washing machine as well right now? is the offer of RM2999 for washing machine and dyer still have?
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Hi Stretch,

Sorry for late reply.

STRECH, you're invited also! PLEASE come to our show room in DATARAN SUNWAY, KOTA DAMANSARA to have a SNEAK PREVIEW on BEKO products.

The model in the BEKO washer+dryer package for RM2999 is going to change VERY.. VERY.. VERY SOON. The existing package model is going to trade separately. NEW package is on the way (should be coming around 1st July). Both units come in SILVER color with higher RPM speed.

Is about time BEKO revise their pricing after the INTRODUCTORY PERIOD. So, if you are interested in buying certain BEKO model previously, do make your decision fast before the price revision.

** GOOD NEWS ** for all who are looking for washing machine and cloth dryer. thumbup.gif

We start to receive PRE-ORDER for the new washer+dryer package. Of course PRE-ORDER got special price on top of the standard RM2999 (when BEKO announce in 1st July). icon_rolleyes.gif

So, Strecth & Yaphong01 make sure you guys be the first to make your PRE-ORDER for the new BEKO package. rclxm9.gif
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1) I tried a LG TROMM washer/dryer before. It's convenient, but somehow the clothes always end up very creased at the end of the drying cycle. Now using separate vented dryer.

Anyone have a better experience with the washer/dryer combos?

2) Wonder how the new heat pump dryers are with creases?
How much are they nowadays?
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Selling off a new dryer. Details as below:

Brand: haier
Type: Tumbler dryer
Capacity: 3.5kg
Weight: 23kg
Price: RM300 (Retail RM599)
Condition: New. Still in box
Dealing method: Self-pickup
Pm me if interested.

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heatpump surely would be a plus. but beko doesnt play (at all) in the league of elextrolux, siemens or bosch. it seems to be from turkey(?) and from the website caters to eastern europe and sells in a few european countries too. reviews seem however to be positive - even in the long run. i am pretty sure beko is not premium, i read a review where the poster said the new dryer from beko was cheaper than a replacement heating element of his bauknecht dryer. go figure.
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bosch wts86515..... got B rating only...
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QUOTE(hspace @ Oct 21 2012, 06:20 PM)
1) I tried a LG TROMM washer/dryer before. It's convenient, but somehow the clothes always end up very creased at the end of the drying cycle. Now using separate vented dryer.

Anyone have a better experience with the washer/dryer combos?

2) Wonder how the new heat pump dryers are with creases?
How much are they nowadays?
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I m using thid LG combo. So far so good. Most usefull in this rainning season.

But I don't like the smell of the cloth after dyring. Probably because the air recirculate back.
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Hi TS,

I would suggest that you buy separate dryer and washing machine as washer dryer are not that reliable in the long run. Unless space is an issue then go for separate. I cancelled my plans to buy one after reading this.

Are washer dryers less reliable than a washing machine?
They should be, they have more parts and do more work, to expect different is unrealistic. But are they less reliable than a separate washer and tumble dryer combined? - That is a much fairer question. According to Which? Best washing machine brand reports washer dryers do break down more than washing machines, but they don't appear to qualify this by saying whether they break down any more than a washing machine and a tumble dryer.

For all we know, a washer dryer may not on average break down any more than the combined separate machines together. My feeling, to be fair, is that they probably do, but not excessively so. The Which? reliability reports do appear to unfairly compare a single machine doing two jobs with a machine doing only one.

To know more please read this link.

http://www.washerhelp.co.uk/buying-advice-9.html
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seperate is definitely a must. since dryers hog electricity like mad i dont think you will find dryers with a rating better than B. if you have the space cover a drying area outside your house to shield of the rain and dry your stuff there. that's A+++ wink.gif
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Beko dryer works well until the rubber band snaps. To change the rubber band is not an easy task. The opening to the rubber band is too small for an adult hand to reach it. Furthermore, the four sides of that opening area to that rubber band site is sharp due to poor workmanship. They did not polish or smoothen the sharp edges. If you are not careful, you will cut yourself when changing the rubber band. And also the rubber band is not available here... or at least it is not easily available. So one has to order online from UK, which again costs a lot. Each time changing of the rubber band with workmanship cost me RM250. And so far, after getting the unit for less than 4 months, it has snapped twice. There goes my RM500. And because this is not a forum to bombard the poor after sales service of that B*st D**ki outlet which promised everything under the sun when I bought the unit, I would spare them this round, and just stick to the discussion.
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QUOTE(hongguan @ Jul 31 2013, 06:59 PM)
Beko dryer works well until the rubber band snaps. To change the rubber band is not an easy task. The opening to the rubber band is too small for an adult hand to reach it. Furthermore, the four sides of that opening area to that rubber band site is sharp due to poor workmanship. They did not polish or smoothen the sharp edges. If you are not careful, you will cut yourself when changing the rubber band. And also the rubber band is not available here... or at least it is not easily available. So one has to order online from UK, which again costs a lot. Each time changing of the rubber band with workmanship cost me RM250. And so far, after getting the unit for less than 4 months, it has snapped twice. There goes my RM500. And because this is not a forum to bombard the poor after sales service of that B*st D**ki outlet which promised everything under the sun when I bought the unit, I would spare them this round, and just stick to the discussion.
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Brought 4 month and without warranty?

Or telling you rubber band no warranty?
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Brought 4 month and without warranty?

Or telling you rubber band no warranty?
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It's the hassle of getting the warranty from that outlet. First, calling them thru the number already took long time. Then, rude attitude from the person in charged (reason given: he worked alone and very busy, more like venting his frustration on me). He told me he needed to send my case up to the team, will take 2 working days. Then the team will come only office hours to inspect my unit. Another appointment needed. If off hours, need to pay them extra, despite saying "under warranty period". Next if the unit is taken back, will need 5 working days. That means i wont have my machine for at least 7-8 days (plus the weekends).

At the end, I called my regular electrical shop owner who repairs electrical appliances. And he bought the rubber band from UK, FedEx it here took only 3 days, and came right to my doorstep and got it fixed in 1 hour. Paid RM250. And the whole unit back in perfect working condition.

But few weeks later, the whole thing snap again, and i repeated the repair proceudre... and spent another RM250 to get anohter rubber band changed.

That's why when the unit is working, it's perfect, just like any other brand. The only problem starts iswhen theunit breaks down.
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QUOTE(hongguan @ Aug 12 2013, 02:57 PM)
It's the hassle of getting the warranty from that outlet. First, calling them thru the number already took long time. Then, rude attitude from the person in charged (reason given: he worked alone and very busy, more like venting his frustration on me). He told me he needed to send my case up to the team, will take 2 working days. Then the team will come only office hours to inspect my unit. Another appointment needed. If off hours, need to pay them extra, despite saying "under warranty period". Next if the unit is taken back, will need 5 working days. That means i wont have my machine for at least 7-8 days (plus the weekends).

At the end, I called my regular electrical shop owner who repairs electrical appliances. And he bought the rubber band from UK, FedEx it here took only 3 days, and came right to my doorstep and got it fixed in 1 hour. Paid RM250. And the whole unit back in perfect working condition.

But few weeks later, the whole thing snap again, and i repeated the repair proceudre... and spent another RM250 to get anohter rubber band changed.

That's why when the unit is working, it's perfect, just like any other brand. The only problem starts iswhen theunit breaks down.
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This is already a crap machine with a crap service. It is not working perfect at all with anytime breakdown the rubber band.

With such a short live part, it will happen again and again till you kick the machine out. Without border to repair anymore.
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HI! I am looking for a dryer, may I know what is a good brand for dryer now? Thanks a lot.
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Been using Fisher&Packal for almost 8 years and it has not given us any problem. Very heavy usage (family of 8 now). Too lazy and have not done any service yet too. But lately, the machine can no longer take bigger load, one technician (who came over to fix my washer) said it's due to the rubber band, and it would cost rm400. I have not done anything with it, as it's still working well....just need to load more frequently.
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QUOTE(rfm @ Sep 8 2013, 11:09 AM)
Been using Fisher&Packal for almost 8 years and it has not given us any problem. Very heavy usage (family of 8 now). Too lazy and have not done any service yet too. But lately, the machine can no longer take bigger load, one technician (who came over to fix my washer) said it's due to the rubber band, and it would cost rm400. I have not done anything with it, as it's still working well....just need to load more frequently.
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Fisher&Packal super expensive le. I am thinking to get either electrolux or Bosch or mayb some Korean brand.
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Fisher&Packal super expensive le. I am thinking to get either electrolux or Bosch or mayb some Korean brand.
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Bought 8 years ago, around rm1.5k only smile.gif
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Tried to search online but all the user reviews seem outdated from 2011 and 2012. And the reviews are not good. I'm moving into a new condo soon and is looking for a washer dryer combo.

Is it really bad? Do you get breakdowns every other year?

I'm looking for a small load version ~8/5kg, either Electrolux, Samsung, or LG. Budget is around 2.7k.
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QUOTE(kenlimfornication @ Sep 9 2013, 08:52 AM)
Tried to search online but all the user reviews seem outdated from 2011 and 2012. And the reviews are not good. I'm moving into a new condo soon and is looking for a washer dryer combo.

Is it really bad? Do you get breakdowns every other year?

I'm looking for a small load version ~8/5kg, either Electrolux, Samsung, or LG. Budget is around 2.7k.
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If space permitted, better buy a separate washer and Dryer. Combi machine always have problem.
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QUOTE(bat11 @ Sep 9 2013, 11:36 AM)
If space permitted, better buy a separate washer and Dryer. Combi machine always have problem.
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What kind of problems? What cause the problems? Really appreciate if you can elaborate more.
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QUOTE(kenlimfornication @ Sep 9 2013, 11:41 AM)
What kind of problems? What cause the problems? Really appreciate if you can elaborate more.
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Actually, I also get this from my fren. They said normally combi machine a lot of issue, not specific. Mayb u can also read through this forum about the combi issue.
Have u do survey on the brand u want? Currently I am using electrolux washing machine Front loaded. So far so good.
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Hi, anybody with good experience with dryer, please recommend the brand. Thank you!
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QUOTE(hongguan @ Aug 12 2013, 02:57 PM)
It's the hassle of getting the warranty from that outlet. First, calling them thru the number already took long time. Then, rude attitude from the person in charged (reason given: he worked alone and very busy, more like venting his frustration on me). He told me he needed to send my case up to the team, will take 2 working days. Then the team will come only office hours to inspect my unit. Another appointment needed. If off hours, need to pay them extra, despite saying "under warranty period". Next if the unit is taken back, will need 5 working days. That means i wont have my machine for at least 7-8 days (plus the weekends).

At the end, I called my regular electrical shop owner who repairs electrical appliances. And he bought the rubber band from UK, FedEx it here took only 3 days, and came right to my doorstep and got it fixed in 1 hour. Paid RM250. And the whole unit back in perfect working condition.

But few weeks later, the whole thing snap again, and i repeated the repair proceudre... and spent another RM250 to get anohter rubber band changed.

That's why when the unit is working, it's perfect, just like any other brand. The only problem starts iswhen theunit breaks down.
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which model was it ?

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hitachi is having one~ not sure how good was it~ tagged around 5.8k~
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Anyone has experience with Electrolux vented dryer (EDV600)? Does it dry the cloth enough?
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Bought ELBA ED602W 6kg dryer from forumer billykl for rm1150. quite a good deal i suppose because this is the cheapest price i could get after asking few other electrical shop. I choose this model because it doesn't need ducting. Been using it for a few times already and i can say i'm satisfied. The cloth is dry thoroughly and it is quiet as well. Now i don't have to worry about rainy days.
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anyone can estimate the current consumption for dryer in a month for daily usage or once a week usage?

thinking to get one but want to know how much electricity increase i should expect for those 2 type of usage
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There are so many models in Harvey Norman with Washer Dryer combo.

Usually Washer Dryer Combo is front loading type. So you need front loading detergent only (low sud). The shop will not teach you all these. Thats why people claim combo got problem coz u put normal detergent, the machine sure kaput.

Anyways any washing machine regardless combo or not will kaput and not forever.

My Ariston combo, the dryer kaput first, now still using but the washer only (after 12 years - coz i only do laundry on weekend)


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QUOTE(chokia @ Jan 1 2014, 09:04 PM)
There are so many models in Harvey Norman with Washer Dryer combo.

Usually Washer Dryer Combo is front loading type. So you need front loading detergent only (low sud). The shop will not teach you all these. Thats why people claim combo got problem coz u put normal detergent, the machine sure kaput.

Anyways any washing machine regardless combo or not will kaput and not forever.

My Ariston combo, the dryer kaput first, now still using but the washer only (after 12 years - coz i only do laundry on weekend)
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My bosch combo will power up and then off ...
Bought in year 2010...only 3 years now...only 1 person in the family...
Bosch quoted abt RM800 to fix the module control board...
Don't know why German brand so unrealible meh...or maybe just bad luck.
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cheap version of dryer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSBQN7d2EHw

<RM450

2 years warranty claims. kekeke.
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Any Lowyat member here care to give feedback on their Dryer

Looking to get a Dryer but want some feedback first from exsting users


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Any Lowyat member here care to give feedback on their Dryer

Looking to get a Dryer but want some feedback first from exsting users
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Which dryer you would like to know?

Tumble, condenser or heat pump?

I got heat pump & tumble dryer for 2 units on both got thier pro & con

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Which dryer you would like to know?

Tumble, condenser or heat pump?
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Went o Harvey Norman to ask

Ventilated is OUT cos need to break hole in Wall

Heat Pump cos 2x the price of condensor, will I ever recover the cost in energy savings

What are other advantage of heat pump over condenser

How much does each drying cycle cost in terms of electricity bill

Does it damage the clothes

Is the dryer still reliable after few years of usage




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Went o Harvey Norman to ask

Ventilated is OUT cos need to break hole in Wall

Heat Pump cos 2x the price of condensor, will I ever recover the cost in energy savings

What are other advantage of heat pump over condenser

How much does each drying cycle cost in terms of electricity bill

Does it damage the clothes

Is the dryer still reliable after few years of usage
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Tumble watt = 2250w
Condenser also = 2300w to 2800w
Heat pump like Aircon system work for 900w only.

Cloths will damage by TL WM out of shape.

From dryer won't spoil your cloths condition, maybe some too much plastic foam would be spoil some corner, for us don't have it issue at all.

Cause like bed sheet or cloths more on cotton so far no issue to damage condition.

Like my 1st tumble dryer still working like new, just few cycle and empty filter only.

The rest no issue.
For my house also put in dry kitchen and open toilet door with exhaust fan to be solve

Talk about dryer cycle usage electric for 1 hour = 3 units Aircons.

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Went o Harvey Norman to ask

Ventilated is OUT cos need to break hole in Wall

Heat Pump cos 2x the price of condensor, will I ever recover the cost in energy savings

What are other advantage of heat pump over condenser

How much does each drying cycle cost in terms of electricity bill

Does it damage the clothes

Is the dryer still reliable after few years of usage
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This page has some of your questions answered. In summary heat pump condenser takes advantage of lower heat to dry clothes. Depending upon the model of the current heat pumps like Panasonic, Beko (just brought in) or Electrolux (by far the most popular at 9kg) or Bosch, they excel at low heat moisture extraction/drying vs vented (what you call tumble dryers - all dryers tumble dry btw). The great deal about them is lower running cost and shorter drying time.

Also it can be plugged in the same socket as a washer. 900W/230V gives close to 3.9A to 4.0A so long as the socket for the washer is rated at 15A.
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hello sifu here,
I would like to consider buy new dryer as this raining season would be dragging months and I just got a son last month. Want some suggestion from sifu here which is more reliable, combo WM or WM and dryer different unit.

For info, my WM also got problem, which cannot hold water after spin, need to manually trigger under the WM. Any suggestion?
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hello sifu here,
I would like to consider buy new dryer as this raining season would be dragging months and I just got a son last month. Want some suggestion from sifu here which is more reliable, combo WM or WM and dryer different unit.

For info, my WM also got problem, which cannot hold water after spin, need to manually trigger under the WM. Any suggestion?
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Here got option for saving to purchase.

1. Used normal WM after job and put on cloths rack over night and then use dryer at last.

2. But new washer/dryer but take longer time for combine together at same time, dunno the electricity how much usage.



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hello sifu here,
I would like to consider buy new dryer as this raining season would be dragging months and I just got a son last month. Want some suggestion from sifu here which is more reliable, combo WM or WM and dryer different unit.

For info, my WM also got problem, which cannot hold water after spin, need to manually trigger under the WM. Any suggestion?
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Wanna cheap n realible go for electrolux brand dryer
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Dear Sifus, I am looking to buy a dryer machine. Currently I am looking at these 2 brands:

1. Electrolux - EDP2074PDW
2. Samsung - DV80H4200CW/FQ

My questions:

1. Any forumers have issues with Samsung dryer before? Electrolux was stated reliable and cheap from the above thread.
2. In term of service, which brand is better?
3. Any other complaints on these 2 brands?

Thank you very much.
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Dear Sifus, I am looking to buy a dryer machine. Currently I am looking at these 2 brands:

1. Electrolux - EDP2074PDW
2. Samsung - DV80H4200CW/FQ

My questions:

1. Any forumers have issues with Samsung dryer before? Electrolux was stated reliable and cheap from the above thread.
2. In term of service, which brand is better?
3. Any other complaints on these 2 brands?

Thank you very much.
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From Samsung model is 2014 I don't think anyone here already own a one.

But electrolux maybe have some, also electrolux more cheaper with easy by user maintenance with few filter for empty it few cycle job done only.

Even my self before half year own a samsung ww8000 follow by getting 9kg heat pump electrolux also, cause I believed western country do more dryer per daily job, so far mine within a mount also everyday using dryer for dried my cloths as well.

Can refer here.
http://www.kimrovacstore.com/my-home-and-stuff-reviews.html
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QUOTE(cyvoonie87 @ Dec 30 2014, 03:43 PM)
Dear Sifus, I am looking to buy a dryer machine. Currently I am looking at these 2 brands:

1. Electrolux - EDP2074PDW
2. Samsung - DV80H4200CW/FQ

My questions:

1. Any forumers have issues with Samsung dryer before? Electrolux was stated reliable and cheap from the above thread.
2. In term of service, which brand is better?
3. Any other complaints on these 2 brands?

Thank you very much.
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We got it model also, when in hot season n never touch at all, due to use too much waste energy n for rain reason we start use again.

If realiable I can said it won't spoil one, laugh.gif
If every used maybe like WM minor wear & tear sure have.
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if you are using indoor, get a condenser dryer if you cant vent the hot air out... else tumble dryer will do.... condenser dryer cost more to do the same thing
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From Samsung model is 2014 I don't think anyone here already own a one.

But electrolux maybe have some, also electrolux more cheaper with easy by user maintenance with few filter for empty it few cycle job done only.

Even my self before half year own a samsung ww8000 follow by getting 9kg heat pump electrolux also, cause I believed western country do more dryer per daily job, so far mine within a mount also everyday using dryer for dried my cloths as well.

Can refer here.
http://www.kimrovacstore.com/my-home-and-stuff-reviews.html
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thumbup.gif seeing you place dryer besides the fridge, will the heat pump dryer heat up the surrounding badly?


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I have a short question. For 8 kg capacity dryer (condenser type), Bosch unit that uses heat pump retails around RM4000, while Electrolux is only at RM2800. What gives? I mean, why is Bosch really worth that much more?
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thumbup.gif seeing you place dryer besides the fridge, will the heat pump dryer heat up the surrounding badly?
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Good thermodynamic partner. Refrigerator pump heats out of the inside, emits the expelled heat at the back. Then your dryer heat pump will take back that heat into drying the clothes! Bravo...
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Ha ha heat pump don't have any body heat up an issue even cold as fridge side body wouldn't feel any warm up, like WM if use hot water the body feel slighly warm, but heat pump still nothing happen.

That is why very good for me to place anywhere I like smile.gif
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QUOTE(kslee79 @ Dec 31 2014, 12:15 AM)
I have a short question. For 8 kg capacity dryer (condenser type), Bosch unit that uses heat pump retails around RM4000, while Electrolux is only at RM2800. What gives? I mean, why is Bosch really worth that much more?
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Bosh if made in Germany maybe pay for worth.
If made in Asia does not meant you pay the bosch can be show off at all.

All design was the same.

If 4k and top up another a bit more can consider for heat pump just 4.6k only from electrolux 9kg somemore and made in Poland wow.

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I have a short question. For 8 kg capacity dryer (condenser type), Bosch unit that uses heat pump retails around RM4000, while Electrolux is only at RM2800. What gives? I mean, why is Bosch really worth that much more?
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2 different kind of technology la. 1 is heat pump and 1 is condenser type.
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I have a short question. For 8 kg capacity dryer (condenser type), Bosch unit that uses heat pump retails around RM4000, while Electrolux is only at RM2800. What gives? I mean, why is Bosch really worth that much more?
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Follow the link at post #47 of this thread to a discussion on WM thread that covers all current dryer technology and their pros and cons.

From post #1576 by idoblu there: Heat pump reuses the hot air whereas condensing dryers expels it.

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Ha ha heat pump don't have any body heat up an issue even cold as fridge side body wouldn't feel any warm up, like WM if use hot water the body feel slighly warm, but heat pump still nothing happen.

That is why very good for me to place anywhere I like smile.gif
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You welcome.

Anyway after bought and feedback here, I would like to know about your info smile.gif)
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Electrolux now have purchase with purchase...buy washer get dryer discount up to 1k on selected model. rclxms.gif thumbup.gif
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Electrolux 7kg condenser dryer also made in Poland

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Electrolux 8kg condenser made in Poland also with 9kg Washer FL made in Italy wow.

Even bosch also made in Poland.

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This model made in Thailand
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But it only from what I saw is made in Italy
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Any thoughts on Panasonic's Econavi Made-in-Japan heat pump washer/dryer NA-VX93GL?

http://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-.../na-vx93gl.html
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Any thoughts on Panasonic's Econavi Made-in-Japan heat pump washer/dryer NA-VX93GL?

http://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-.../na-vx93gl.html
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Ya that day I saw it in courts outlet s'pore very nice design and quite tall also.

If you guys thinking for get 2 in 1 maybe that's the right choice.

Just take longer time for complete in whole washe cycled.
If when using in washing time you can't separate use for dry function.

The rest it is good for space saving and heat pump too.
Also cheaper to buy combine set.

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QUOTE(kimsim @ Jan 3 2015, 07:35 AM)
Ya that day I saw it in courts outlet s'pore very nice design and quite tall also.

If you guys thinking for get 2 in 1 maybe that's the right choice.

Just take longer time for complete in whole washe cycled.
If when using in washing time you can't separate use for dry function.

The rest it is good for space saving and heat pump too.
Also cheaper to buy combine set.

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I've seen this particular model in a Japanese home makeover show (in the Before segment). That price tag has me drooling. drool.gif
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I've seen this particular model in a Japanese home makeover show (in the Before segment). That price tag has me drooling.  drool.gif
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But for me I won't prefer combo to be concern about lint filter tray.

Next time would be same with the video.


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But for me I won't prefer combo to be concern about lint filter tray.

Next time would be same with the video.


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No choice. No space. Plus, monsoon season has been killing my laundry.

Edit: not too worried about the lint. The filter's doing its job.

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No choice. No space. Plus, monsoon season has been killing my laundry.
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Like my dryer after completed few cycle of the dirt can be collected how many inside the lint tray.

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No choice. No space. Plus, monsoon season has been killing my laundry.

Edit: not too worried about the lint. The filter's doing its job.
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The monsoon happen every year. How you deal with your laundry last time?

Combo don't have filter to take care. This is 1 of the advantage. The lint will wash away from the blower duct once you use the washing mode next time.

Using combo will takeaway the laundry word from your brain. Your weekend is free from doing laundry. Just throw your cloth inside after morning wake up. Set it to wash&dry. That's it. You can go out shopping, TT, dating etc till late night or holiday few day. Comeback and your cloth is ready to wear.

But you can't do too much laundry as the drying need space to tumbler. So if full load, you got to takeout some after finish wash. Actually it can dry with full load. Just take longer time and some not fully dry. Or just adjust to few wash. Up to your daily life to adjust it.

There is pro and con. So decide which 1 more weight to you.

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The monsoon happen every year. How you deal with your laundry last time?

Combo don't have filter to take care. This is 1 of the advantage. The lint will wash away from the blower duct once you use the washing mode next time.

Using combo will takeaway the laundry word from your brain. Your weekend is free from doing laundry. Just throw your cloth inside after morning wake up. Set it to wash&dry. That's it. You can go out shopping, TT, dating etc till late night or holiday few day. Comeback and your cloth is ready to wear.

But you can't do too much laundry as the drying need space to tumbler. So if full load, you got to takeout some after finish wash. Actually it can dry with full load. Just take longer time and some not fully dry. Or just adjust to few wash. Up to your daily life to adjust it.

There is pro and con. So decide which 1 more weight to you.
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Wow cool for new design without lint filter tray, next time I would go for it and realise how clean to be compare used dryer separate smile.gif
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Wow cool for new design without lint filter tray, next time I would go for it and realise how clean to be compare used dryer separate smile.gif
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It is not new design. It have since combo in the market.

It is just another design solution cause filter can't be design inside a combo. But having such a design inside combo, it giving an advantage of less maintainance to user.
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Hi! I decided to go for electrolux dryer model EDV-7051. But, i also came across a newer model EDS 7051. Any comment on these dryer? This dryer is for a small family of 2 adult and 2 young kids. Not heavy duty! Thanks for your feedback!
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 3 2015, 05:51 PM)
The monsoon happen every year. How you deal with your laundry last time?

Combo don't have filter to take care. This is 1 of the advantage. The lint will wash away from the blower duct once you use the washing mode next time.

Using combo will takeaway the laundry word from your brain. Your weekend is free from doing laundry. Just throw your cloth inside after morning wake up. Set it to wash&dry. That's it. You can go out shopping, TT, dating etc till late night or holiday few day. Comeback and your cloth is ready to wear.

But you can't do too much laundry as the drying need space to tumbler. So if full load, you got to takeout some after finish wash. Actually it can dry with full load. Just take longer time and some not fully dry. Or just adjust to few wash. Up to your daily life to adjust it.

There is pro and con. So decide which 1 more weight to you.
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Last time was our previous home with larger compound and covered backyard to air dry as much as possible. And we had a maid back then so it wasn't as much work.

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Hi! I decided to go for electrolux dryer model EDV-7051. But, i also came across a newer model EDS 7051. Any comment on these dryer? This dryer is for a small family of 2 adult and 2 young kids.   Not heavy duty! Thanks for your feedback!
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7kg no problem at all, cause for your cloths shall be after washed and put on cloth rack wait for next day.

After washing the cloths still have minor wet you may set more longer duration time, let say 30mins but take out still feel like 70% dried only, so you must use for 1 hour at least.

For my case also quite similar like you, 3 adults & 2 kids also for 6kg dryer good than enough.

Get the EDS 7051 much better feature than EDV-7051 don't have Delay Start & Crease Free.

Used ventilation tumble dryer will be slightly slower heat up and taken longer durable time for drying cloths to be completed, also more noisy sound from ventilation fan than condenser unit.

To be compare from duration time for condenser unit just needed 30-40mins can be fully dried, but the tumble model wanna use slightly more duration time for 60mins at least.

The rest don't have much an issue.

Mine is the previous model without black color bottom and look like very old school.

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Hello all ...headache thinking of what to buy ...

Saw a few that I like ..
Bosch wts86516sg ... I think is heat pump 8kg 4k+
Electrolux edh 3497 9kg heat pump 4k
And panasonic nh-p80g2 (dark horse) 8kg .. Inverter with heat pump 4k

The pana one claim to be really energy efficient A++ but not sure because I've never heard about pana dryer until a few days ago...
Was wondering any of u had experience with any of this models?


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QUOTE(Jars7818 @ Jan 8 2015, 12:57 AM)
Hello all ...headache thinking of what to buy ...

Saw a few that I like ..
Bosch wts86516sg ... I think is heat pump 8kg 4k+
Electrolux edh 3497 9kg heat pump 4k
And panasonic nh-p80g2 (dark horse) 8kg .. Inverter with heat pump 4k

The pana one claim to be really energy efficient A++ but not sure because I've never heard about pana dryer until a few days ago...
Was wondering any of u had experience with any of this models?
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Not need headache to be solve out for you now.

Bosch not heat pump is a condenser for input watt at 2800w to be refer thier specs
http://www.bosch-home.com.sg/products/laun...WTS86516SG.html

Bosch is equivalent to electrolux 8kg condenser only.
http://m.electrolux.com.sg/Products/Laundr...yers/EDC2086PDW

Electrolux 9kg is a 100% heat pump at 900w only
Pana 8kg also heat pump at 800w but only do with 8kg.

The benefit from electrolux is a goldwood label and come with tray rack for addition drying for toy or shoe tray.

Pana you can't see inside what happen due to non transparent door window.

So far mine already used a month a go for 26days without weekend go back Jb then didn't used.

My electricity just 495kw only included all the rest for heavy usage also.

Pana is Japan vs Poland then which one much better for sure is Ang mo technology much better.

You can decide for Pana washer dryer for 5k right I think so., 10 & 6 kg dryer but that is too small capacity for daily used.

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Not need headache to be solve out for you now.

Bosch not heat pump is a condenser for input watt at 2800w to be refer thier specs
http://www.bosch-home.com.sg/products/laun...WTS86516SG.html

Bosch is equivalent to electrolux 8kg condenser only.
http://m.electrolux.com.sg/Products/Laundr...yers/EDC2086PDW

Electrolux 9kg is a 100% heat pump at 900w only
Pana 8kg also heat pump at 800w but only do with 8kg.

The benefit from electrolux is a goldwood label and come with tray rack for addition drying for toy or shoe tray.

Pana you can't see inside what happen due to non transparent door window.

So far mine already used a month a go for 26days without weekend go back Jb then didn't used.

My electricity just 495kw only included all the rest for heavy usage also.

Pana is Japan vs Poland then which one much better for sure is Ang mo technology much better.

You can decide for Pana washer dryer for 5k right I think so., 10 & 6 kg dryer but that is too small capacity for daily used.
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Wow. The kimsim.... You are using the pans or Electrolux one? What the reason actually u got the dryer? Or is it better to get 2 in 1. My wife asking to get 1 .. Say top priority faster ... No need wait for clothes to dry

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Wow. The kimsim.... You are using the pans or Electrolux one? What the reason actually u got the dryer? Or is it better to get 2 in 1. My wife asking to get 1 .. Say top priority faster ... No need wait for clothes to dry
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Off course electrolux heat pump.

Now I am staying in sg HDB flat, can't put outside for natural dried.

Also put inside at kitchen back yard was my laundry place for most of time can't open full window, if got service yard/balcony then problem solved.

So our reason to place a dryer solution solved.
Can see our some home review :
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Regarding 2 in 1 may not consider as bad, space saving the reason who buying.

Combo mean one parts fail may both can't used, also wet + dry got mold issue on cloths.

Even lint filter does not require meant dunno where is the fiber dust or debris going.

The reason buy single function much better than combo drive.

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QUOTE(Jars7818 @ Jan 8 2015, 06:29 AM)
Wow. The kimsim.... You are using the pans or Electrolux one? What the reason actually u got the dryer? Or is it better to get 2 in 1. My wife asking to get 1 .. Say top priority faster ... No need wait for clothes to dry
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Even my Jb home can't without dryer for rain season b4 kids when is baby washed more cloths and towels put outside car porch for natural drying for bad season won't be dryed on same day.

The reason bought our 1st 6kg electrolux tumble dryer for now already up to 4 to 5 yrs still working well.

Actually buying a dryer at behind got some story then you would invest for it.

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Thx kimsim for your invaluable advice... Cure for headache ... Electrolux it is!!!!


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Thx kimsim for your invaluable advice... Cure for headache ... Electrolux it is!!!!
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Add some word.

Pana heat pump if cheaper or less than 4k will be more value for money.

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Pana heat pump if cheaper or less than 4k will be more value for money.
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Harvey Norman gives different price at different outlet ....
In curve offer for the Electrolux is 3443 + 645(top up for additional 3 years warranty)
Panasonic is 3361 + 755(top up for additional warranty)

Price only valid if u take the top up.

In Klang price for Electrolux is 4992!!! This not event add the extended warranty!!!

From outside electrolux is 3600 n panasonic is 3870 (a electrical shop in Puchong)

Warranty I think is standard 2 years.
Is the additional warranty worth paying for?any problem so far with ur units?


Kimsim... How much u bought ur Electrolux?
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QUOTE(Jars7818 @ Jan 8 2015, 10:17 PM)
Harvey Norman gives different price at different outlet ....
In curve offer for the Electrolux is 3443 + 645(top up for additional 3 years warranty)
Panasonic is 3361 + 755(top up for additional warranty)

Price only valid if u take the top up.

In Klang price for Electrolux is 4992!!! This not event add the extended warranty!!!

From outside electrolux is 3600 n panasonic is 3870 (a electrical shop in Puchong)

Warranty I think is standard 2 years.
Is the additional warranty worth paying for?any problem so far with ur units?
Kimsim... How much u bought ur Electrolux?
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I m using thid LG combo. So far so good. Most usefull in this rainning season.

But I don't like the smell of the cloth after dyring. Probably because the air recirculate back.
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Hi both, in your experience of using the LG combo, would like your opinion:
- Were the clothes really dry enough after each drying cycle ?
- Heard that after the alert sound indicating dry cycle is finished, clothes must be removed immediately or else they will be wet again due to moisture in the machine and clothes hanging till dry is still needed ?
- A separate dryer should do the drying job much better as it is moisture free and thus clothes are really dry ?

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Hi both, in your experience of using the LG combo, would like your opinion:
- Were the clothes really dry enough after each drying cycle ?
- Heard that after the alert sound indicating dry cycle is finished, clothes must be removed immediately or else they will be wet again due to moisture in the machine and clothes hanging till dry is still needed ?
- A separate dryer should do the drying job much better as it is moisture free and thus clothes are really dry ?

Thanks.
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You are right from wet drum when turn into dry mode, the energy also waste more than use dryer separate, also most combo do not have dry dust bin for collected dry debris bin.

Can check with latest pana made in Japan 10kg n 7kg heat pump design was comes with dry debris collection bin.

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Hi both, in your experience of using the LG combo, would like your opinion:
- Were the clothes really dry enough after each drying cycle ?
- Heard that after the alert sound indicating dry cycle is finished, clothes must be removed immediately or else they will be wet again due to moisture in the machine and clothes hanging till dry is still needed ?
- A separate dryer should do the drying job much better as it is moisture free and thus clothes are really dry ?

Thanks.
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Of course it dry enough. Plenty dry mode selection also.

After dry cycle finish, you can take it out or leave in there. The drum continue run interval for few hr to reduce the wrinkle. But the dry cycle is off.

If the cloth is dry and inside the drum is seal tight, where the moisture come from?

Choose separate type if you have space and a lot of laundry. It save you time if you do few laundry in a day.
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I am joining this thread because maid ran away. Need to buy dryer coz lazy to sun-dry the laundry. Choices were

Samsung DV80H4200CW/FQ - Condenser Dryer not sure if it got heat pump
Electrolux EDH3497RDW - Heat pump condenser dryer

Electrolux is a old trusted brand while samsung is sort of the new comer. Been using the samsung front loader washing machine for 5 years and during the 3 or 4 year, I have to change the pcb board 1 time.

Laundry room is next to toilet. I got an extraction fan that extract the heat from the laundry room to the toilet. In the toilet i got windows to the back lane.

I have used before the vented hot air type and am leaning towards the condenser for this new purchase. Any comments on the above choices based on the feedback I have written?

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QUOTE(spamfish @ Feb 27 2015, 01:42 AM)
HI people,
I am joining this thread because maid ran away. Need to buy dryer coz lazy to sun-dry the laundry.  Choices were

Samsung DV80H4200CW/FQ - Condenser Dryer not sure if it got heat pump
Electrolux EDH3497RDW  - Heat pump condenser dryer

Electrolux is a old trusted brand while samsung is sort of the new comer.  Been using the samsung front loader washing machine for 5 years and during the 3 or 4 year, I have to change the pcb board 1 time.

Laundry room is next to toilet.  I got an extraction fan that extract the heat from the laundry room to the toilet.  In the toilet i got windows to the back lane.

I have used before the vented hot air type and am leaning towards the condenser for this new purchase.  Any comments on the above choices based on the feedback I have written?

thanks in advance.
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Samsung condenser dryer input watt from 2850w vs Electrolux heat pump input watt for just 900w only and the price of Electrolux also much higher.

Is depend you wanna do with everyday drying your cloths or 2 days a once.

For me, cause I had my Electrolux tumble dryer at JB home so if I wanna doing dryer for everyday in 1 hour cycle the amount of electric consumption really much higher than used Aircon, maybe of my tumble dryer was not inverter and input watt for 2350w only.

I guess condenser dryer able to do in shorter cycle than tumble dryer, cause condenser design more latest and heat won't lost like vented = tumble dryer.

For another Electrolux heat pump dryer in my s'pore flat, I was done it in 30mins for each job done can able to take out and fold for ready used, but we used it for daily.

In our situalation also cannot put the cloths out for normal sun, we don't have maid for help up in daily to monitor when be rain coming, we are working for whole day, also we don't have balcony yard, like new design hdb flat.

But I also purchased Samsung WW8000 FL from JB and bring to S'pore now, so far so good.

Conclusion :
Heat pump for efficient for daily used basics also energy saving at all.

Condenser taken more shorten cycle than vented dryer, but used more energy.

Vented dryer used less energy but has to set more longer cycle drying than condenser.
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Like wanna save time for cycle.

After washed and take out from washer do not direct put in for drying..the cloths still minor wet of the time cycling time more than what you expecte about 45-1 hour.

Cause after washed can be hanger on cloth rack for natural dry on over night 1st.

After works went back home before do cycling needs in short of 30mins drying time only.

Save time & save electric bill.
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thank you very much for your input. In terms of reliability which is more prone to fail? condenser type vs vented type?
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thank you very much for your input. In terms of reliability which is more prone to fail? condenser type vs vented type?
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Go for Electrolux much durable brand.
If from 7kg condenser was made in Poland

Condenser can save place for anywhere without ventilation hose an issue.

I like consenser more than vented model, cause without blow out hot air on back yard.
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Of course it dry enough. Plenty dry mode selection also. 

After dry cycle finish, you can take it out or leave in there. The drum continue run interval for few hr to reduce the wrinkle. But the dry cycle is off.

If the cloth is dry and inside the drum is seal tight, where the moisture come from?

Choose separate type if you have space and a lot of laundry. It save you time if you do few laundry in a day.
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Hi Ozak,

It is what I heard as people who uses 2-in-1 combo washer/dryer, after washing the drum is wet and it has to immediately turn into drying while moisture may still be kept in the drum.

I have booked an LG combo FL washer/dryer 10.5/6kg but not delivered yet and now is confused whether I should change it to separate individual FL washer, and individual dryer.

Any advice from you all ?

Thanks in advance.
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QUOTE(tylowyat @ Feb 27 2015, 06:48 PM)
Hi Ozak,

It is what I heard as people who uses 2-in-1 combo washer/dryer, after washing the drum is wet and it has to immediately turn into drying while moisture may still be kept in the drum.

I have booked an LG combo FL washer/dryer 10.5/6kg but not delivered yet and now is confused whether I should change it to separate individual FL washer, and individual dryer.

Any advice from you all ?

Thanks in advance.
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He got wroted on after job done, you may try to clean out on door rubber of some debris, later would clogging more dust & turn into bad smell.
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Hi Ozak,

It is what I heard as people who uses 2-in-1 combo washer/dryer, after washing the drum is wet and it has to immediately turn into drying while moisture may still be kept in the drum.

I have booked an LG combo FL washer/dryer 10.5/6kg but not delivered yet and now is confused whether I should change it to separate individual FL washer, and individual dryer.

Any advice from you all ?

Thanks in advance.
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Change it lah. Later many laundry how?

I don't understand what you mean moisture still keep in the drum.

Your cloth wet also will trap inside the drum. How it going to remove the moisture in dryer?

Dryer is for remove moisture. It is that simple.
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He got wroted on after job done, you may try to clean out on door rubber of some debris, later would clogging more dust & turn into bad smell.
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The WM come with tub clean function.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Feb 27 2015, 10:18 PM)
The WM come with tub clean function.
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Change it lah. Later many laundry how?

I don't understand what you mean moisture still keep in the drum.

Your cloth wet also will trap inside the drum. How it going to remove the moisture in dryer?

Dryer is for remove moisture. It is that simple.
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I have small family only 3 of us.
Laundry volume manageable la.

Just to confirm how long can u keep the clothes inside the LG Combo after drying & the clothes are still dry?
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I have small family only 3 of us.
Laundry volume manageable la.

Just to confirm how long can u keep the clothes inside the LG Combo after drying & the clothes are still dry?
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I only 2 person. But use 12kg/7kg

As long as you like. I sometime throw cloth inside dryer and when out to have fun. Comeback don't no how many hr. Than only collect the cloth.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Mar 2 2015, 07:38 PM)
I only 2 person. But use 12kg/7kg

As long as you like. I sometime throw cloth inside dryer and when out to have fun. Comeback don't no how many hr. Than only collect the cloth.
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Really? Sounds good.

But u mentioned a kind of smell due to air circulation in the tub after each dry cycle?

Does the smell go away after a while?
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Really? Sounds good.

But u mentioned a kind of smell due to air circulation in the tub after each dry cycle?

Does the smell go away after a while?
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Clean the tub frequently. Smell should go away.

Now not that frequent have the smell liau.
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Clean the tub frequently. Smell should go away.

Now not that frequent have the smell liau.
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But each time after used the door just leave it open until next day right, then still got some smell meh?

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But each time after used the door just leave it open until next day right, then still got some smell meh?
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It open all the time.

Just sometime now.
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It open all the time.

Just sometime now.
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Dunno your one same like it

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Hello, has anyone heard or had experience with kelvinator condenser dryer? It is the only condenser type dryer with sub rm2k price i can find in msia but there is barely any review of the product in the net.. But apparently their fridge range is on the relialable side. Hope someone can give some reviews or recommendations. Thanks!
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QUOTE(jwanhussin @ Mar 7 2015, 10:51 AM)
Hello, has anyone heard or had experience with kelvinator condenser dryer? It is the only condenser type dryer with sub rm2k price i can find in msia but there is barely any review of the product in the net.. But apparently their fridge range is on the relialable side. Hope someone can give some reviews or recommendations. Thanks!
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Yes exactly that's my concern here. A bit afraid of the after sales service.. However I managed to find the model at a local electrical shop, so i guess if anything happens can always revert back to the shop. But if later they say no technician can repair it then it will be troublesome too. If there is anyone who can advise on the quality and reparation possibility it would be more assuring.
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Does anyone here have any experience with the heat pump dryer?

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Does anyone here have any experience with the heat pump dryer?
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Yes any help, I had owned the Electrolux head pump so far so good, has been usage a year now
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my apartment has no place to hang clothes.really need washer and dryer. bosch and electrolux. which model to recommend? which has effecient after sales service? i'm going to use it fr jan-june.later i'll list my aprtmnt under airbnb/homestay. any suggestions?? 😁😁😁
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Yes any help, I had owned the Electrolux head pump so far so good, has been usage a year now
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What is the drying time and does the clothes come out hot and fluffy ?
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What made you choose the electrolux version instead of the panasonic version?
What is the drying time and does the clothes come out hot and fluffy ?
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From Electrolux at least has a Woolmark apparel care : gold.
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my apartment has no place to hang clothes.really need washer and dryer. bosch and electrolux. which model to recommend? which has effecient after sales service? i'm going to use it fr jan-june.later i'll list my aprtmnt under airbnb/homestay. any suggestions?? 😁😁😁
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Whats the major different between DCU8332B & DRVT71W ?
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Hi, need some help here. Bought Bosch dryer WTE84105GB 2 years ago. There warranty just over and the control board already not functioning. Whole dryer got no power supply. Bosch ppl came and said need to change the mother bought and it costs about more than 1K with GST! Somemore with 3 months warranty only! I would like to check see whether anyone have any cheaper option for go about it?

My advice here is not to buy Bosch since the spare part is too expensive. Might as well buy a cheap brand end up throwing after warranty over also ok.

By the way the board look like this.Attached Image

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hey any durable washer+dryer that can be placed outside in the balcony? got no space in the house.
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hey any durable washer+dryer that can be placed outside in the balcony? got no space in the house.
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Got water tap at your balcony? And drain hole? And electricity?
Btw the heat from the Sun will greatly shorten it's service life

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Got water tap at your balcony? And drain hole? And electricity?
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yeap all got... sun cause of the heat?
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hey any durable washer+dryer that can be placed outside in the balcony? got no space in the house.
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What is the recommended size (kg) for FL washer to able to wash king size comforter?
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Hello, I've been reading this thread and I would like to ask if a 2-in-1 washing machine + dryer is a good idea.

Based on the older posts, the 2-in-1 gives issues and isn't durable. I was considering the 2-in-1 because it is space saving and I am currently living in a small apartment.

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is this a good product, positive and negative feedback please?

Electrolux Condenser 7kg dryer EDP2074PDW

http://www.electrolux.com.my/Home-Applianc...ers/EDP2074PDW/
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QUOTE(lonelywolf90 @ Jun 15 2016, 03:07 PM)
Hello, I've been reading this thread and I would like to ask if a 2-in-1 washing machine + dryer is a good idea.

Based on the older posts, the 2-in-1 gives issues and isn't durable. I was considering the 2-in-1 because it is space saving and I am currently living in a small apartment.

Kindly advice, thanks all smile.gif
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We are strongly recommended Beko 9kg/6kg Combi Washer Dryer WDA91440W c/w 12years warranty. thumbup.gif
please see the review as below :

http://www.trustedreviews.com/beko-wda91440w-review

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcoVJDyGmHU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7O3wAhHIlm0

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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Jun 24 2016, 11:11 AM)
is this a good product, positive and negative feedback please?

Electrolux Condenser 7kg dryer EDP2074PDW

http://www.electrolux.com.my/Home-Applianc...ers/EDP2074PDW/
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Latest cloth dryer today come with heat pump technology. For simple explanation on heat pump dryer that is more eco friendly can be found here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothes_dryer#Heat_pump_dryers.

Of course the more natural & most eco freindly still the SUN BATHING is the best.. thumbsup.gif

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QUOTE(ubzteam @ Jun 24 2016, 11:59 AM)
Hi lonelywolf90,

We are strongly recommended Beko 9kg/6kg Combi Washer Dryer WDA91440W c/w 12years warranty.  thumbup.gif
please see the review as below :

http://www.trustedreviews.com/beko-wda91440w-review

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcoVJDyGmHU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7O3wAhHIlm0

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Service still sucks ?
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QUOTE(ubzteam @ Jun 24 2016, 01:03 PM)
Latest cloth dryer today come with heat pump technology. For simple explanation on heat pump dryer that is more eco friendly can be found here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothes_dryer#Heat_pump_dryers.

Of course the more natural & most eco freindly still the SUN BATHING is the best..  thumbsup.gif
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heat pump my fav, but too expensive.. cannot afford
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Now Beko is direct supply and service by "Beko Appliances Malaysia Sdn Bhd" , after sales service is Better now .
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heat pump my fav, but too expensive.. cannot afford
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Beko 7kg Heat Pump Condenser Dryer (12years warranty) now @ Rm2xxx . thumbsup.gif
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QUOTE(ubzteam @ Jun 24 2016, 06:55 PM)
Hi spreeeee,

Beko 7kg Heat Pump Condenser Dryer (12years warranty) now @ Rm2xxx . :thumbsup:
pm us ask for offer price if you interest !  thumbup.gif
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Wow, 12 yrs warranty, what it covers?
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Hi spreeeee,

Beko 7kg Heat Pump Condenser Dryer (12years warranty) now @ Rm2xxx . :thumbsup:
pm us ask for offer price if you interest !  thumbup.gif
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Wow, 12 yrs warranty, what it covers?
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QUOTE(ubzteam @ Jun 24 2016, 11:59 AM)
Hi lonelywolf90,

We are strongly recommended Beko 9kg/6kg Combi Washer Dryer WDA91440W c/w 12years warranty.  thumbup.gif
please see the review as below :

http://www.trustedreviews.com/beko-wda91440w-review

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcoVJDyGmHU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7O3wAhHIlm0

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Please PM me the details. I am looking for washer + dryer.
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we will update our new promo Package next Tuesday to our Sale thread for up coming sales (29th to 31st-July-16) , discount up to 70%.
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I saw this LG washer/dryer quite interesting
The bottom got a pull out drawer that have another drum. Not sure if can work independently but it says can run at the same time. Maybe can use the bottom washer to wash small loads or separate your under wears from the rest
Another advantage is you don't have to bend down for the main bigger load

ozak your next target rclxms.gif

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I saw this LG washer/dryer quite interesting
The bottom got a pull out drawer that have another drum. Not sure if can work independently but it says can run at the same time. Maybe can use the bottom washer to wash small loads or separate your under wears from the rest
Another advantage is you don't have to bend down for the main bigger load

ozak your next target  rclxms.gif
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Whole thing dumb into the WM la. Don't need separate. biggrin.gif

Well, it is another advantage. I don't have comment on this.

But for me, I won't buy. I wash everything 1 go.
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QUOTE(ubzteam @ Jul 23 2016, 10:38 PM)
Hi MoneyMaker prince,
we will update our new promo Package next Tuesday to our Sale thread for up coming sales (29th to 31st-July-16) , discount up to 70%.
Brand included :
( Beko/Bosch/Whirlpool/Fagor/Teka/Ariston ), interest please pm me, we will reply on next Tuesday . TQ.
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PMED . TQ !
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Thinking of between a LG washer dryer (2.5k) and Electrolux Washer dryer
(2.9k). Which one would be better? i.e less headache in maintaining and repairing? Both also inverter type..
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Hi,
For front loader. I think European brand is better, Electrolux is the most reasonable priced European brand currently on sale in Malaysia.
However, some brand claim they are European brand but in actual fact they are selling OEM products manufactured by 3rd party factory. Do some research before making judgement to buy any.
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Been looking for dryer and sales man recommended gas type clothes dryer. Anyone have experience on that? What is the difference between condenser type clothes dryer? Thanks.
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Cheaper running cost.

Fabric more soft. Specially towel.

Mostly commercial laundry shop use gas dryer.
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Been looking for dryer and sales man recommended gas type clothes dryer. Anyone have experience on that? What is the difference between condenser type clothes dryer? Thanks.
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Did some research for Rinnai Gas Cloth Dryer last june, but not purchased yet due to some financial restructuring.

- RDT-600 RM 2,500
- WALL MOUNT RM 250

Here's contact of the supplier

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QUOTE(boyez @ Sep 14 2016, 10:44 AM)
Did some research for Rinnai Gas Cloth Dryer last june, but not purchased yet due to some financial restructuring.

- RDT-600                RM 2,500
- WALL MOUNT          RM    250

Here's contact of the supplier

Mrs Tan
Everbright Kitchen Equipment
No. 43-2, (1st Floor), Jalan PJU 5/9
Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara
47810 Petaling Jaya
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012-2026026
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Consider cheap.

Thought will over 10k.
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Consider cheap.

Thought will over 10k.
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For commercial dryer maybe, but this is small 6kg load only
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For commercial dryer maybe, but this is small 6kg load only
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is dryer able handle continuous tumble-dry for 4 different session in a row? of coz, the water captured will be cleared for each session.
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Hi all,

Just curious, for the top loader washing machine that is able to support 7-9kg,
which is more reliable?
LG or Panasonic?

Thanks

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Hi all,

Just curious, for the top loader washing machine that is able to support 7-9kg,
which is more reliable?
LG or Panasonic?

Thanks
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By the way, how about the Electrolux top load washing machine?
Are they reliable too? And after sales service ok?
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Thanks.

By the way, how about the Electrolux top load washing machine?
Are they reliable too? And after sales service ok?
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Any good dryer for heavy duty use, say in excess of 7-9kgs condenser type apart from electrolux?
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QUOTE(Underwater76 @ Apr 17 2016, 09:36 AM)
Hi, need some help here. Bought Bosch dryer WTE84105GB 2 years ago. There warranty just over and the control board already not functioning. Whole dryer got no power supply. Bosch ppl came and said need to change the mother bought and it costs about more than 1K with GST! Somemore with 3 months warranty only! I would like to check see whether anyone have any cheaper option for go about it?

My advice here is not to buy Bosch since the spare part is too expensive. Might as well buy a cheap brand end up throwing after warranty over also ok.

By the way the board look like this.Attached Image
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Will never ever buy BOSCH home appliances product again.
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Any recommendations for combo washer and dryer for 7 or 8 kg ?
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Any recommendations for combo washer and dryer for 7 or 8 kg ?
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why not separate?
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2) how many people in a family. Large family, separate type will save time doing laundry.
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Depend on

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2) how many people in a family. Large family, separate type will save time doing laundry.
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just 3 ppl. stay in condo. space is a concern
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1 baby ?

If yes, Get the separated type. Buy the model with the rack that can place the dryer up.

No rack no buy.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=69612977
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1 baby ?

If yes, Get the separated type. Buy the model with the rack that can place the dryer up.

No rack no buy.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=69612977
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Why with a baby needs to get separated type?

Ya with a child 3 years old

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Why with  a baby needs to get separated type?

Ya with a child 3 years old
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Usually baby have more cloth to wash?

And require separated wash.

That require more frequent of laundry. Which will occupy your drying time.
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(2.9k). Which one would be better? i.e less headache in maintaining and repairing? Both also inverter type..
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What have you bought?

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I bought Electrolux EWW 12842 model. Got it for 2.7k from One Living (cheapest out of all the shops).
For a single person I think its ok but for family I think better you get separate washer and dryer.

Do you reli need a dryer tho? It can be quite expensive to run.

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I bought Electrolux EWW 12842 model. Got it for 2.7k from One Living (cheapest out of all the shops).
For a single person I think its ok but for family I think better you get separate washer and dryer.

Do you reli need a dryer tho? It can be quite expensive to run.
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I saw few complaints about dryer cannot fully dried the clothes. Is that true? And take long time to dry it


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I saw few complaints about dryer cannot fully dried the clothes. Is that true? And take long time to dry it
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Yea mine takes quite a while to dry and its not fully dried. I usually dry for 45min and leave to hang overnight then its done.
If u want fully dry, then prob 1.5hours and above on a washer/dryer.

If own separate dryer, then would be more faster. U can google different type of dryers like heat pump, condenser etc.
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QUOTE(buncho89 @ Dec 29 2016, 01:38 PM)
Yea mine takes quite a while to dry and its not fully dried. I usually dry for 45min and leave to hang overnight then its done.
If u want fully dry, then prob 1.5hours and above on a washer/dryer.

If own separate dryer, then would be more faster. U can google different type of dryers like heat pump, condenser etc.
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Don't overload the marker. Drying need space to tumbler and the heat go into the cloth.

You can get some dryer ball to increase the efficiency.

Separate the thick and thin fabric.

Normally I will takeout to sun dry. When not enough time or rain, than take back and put into the dryer. This will reduce the drying time, more complete dry and save some energy.
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This LG washer dryer looks value for money. Does anyone hv experience using this washer dryer? Rm3299 - rm200 (twelve code @ gemfive) =rm3099

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QUOTE(kurique @ Dec 29 2016, 03:27 PM)
This LG washer dryer looks value for money. Does anyone hv experience using this washer dryer? Rm3299 - rm200 (twelve code @ gemfive) =rm3099
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10.5kg not small meh? probably comforter struggle to wash.

I m using this LG combo.
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10.5kg not small meh? probably comforter struggle to wash.

I m using this LG combo.
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Therenare a lot washer dryer offer bigger capacity but.. U know la at least must add around rm1.5k.

Oh the same model? Can share the review for this item?
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Therenare a lot washer dryer offer bigger capacity but.. U know la at least must add around rm1.5k.

Oh the same model? Can share the review for this item?
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If can't wash comforter, no use la. Spend that much but still have to wash outside.

Review many time already la. Tired. Go search yourself.

Or just buy it.

My wan it 12kg/7kg LG combo.
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10.5kg not small meh? probably comforter struggle to wash.

I m using this LG combo.
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I'm thinking to get LG combo too

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If can't wash comforter, no use la. Spend that much but still have to wash outside.

Review many time already la. Tired. Go search yourself.

Or just buy it.

My wan it 12kg/7kg LG combo.
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What's the rationale using comforter in humid tropical rainforest climate? Duvet/ quilt cover without the fillings is actually very appropriate here. The other type that works well here and which surprised me thoroughly are fleece blanket from Home Harmony ( initially mistaken for Akemi Uchi).

In actual fact, king sized duvet covers (no fillings) can be washed with even a 5.5 - 6kg washing machine with laundry balls. An 8kg can load that with bolster and two pillow cases and bed sheet.
With these, you don't need to invest in wide door washing machines which is more appropriate in snowy winter regions that employs thick duvet fillings which when rolled up in a whirl is not easily put in (much less taken out) esp if the tub mouth diameter is less than 40cm. The machine load to get is typically calculated to cater to number of adults and children for the next 7-10 years. A household with 4 adults and 2-3 growing children works well minimally with a 8kg but optimally 10kg washer assuming 4 loads weekly. The largest item is most likely the curtain drapes and that even a 5.5kg can wash one at a time. An 8kg can take two at once.

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This LG washer dryer looks value for money. Does anyone hv experience using this washer dryer? Rm3299 - rm200 (twelve code @ gemfive) =rm3099
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Just started using this model very very recently. Only on my 2nd wash now so no comments yet lol
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Just started using this model very very recently. Only on my 2nd wash now so no comments yet lol
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I believe normal comforter weight not excedeed to 5kg.
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It is not the weight. But the size.

How big the drum size of 10kg? How big the drum of 13kg?

My queen size comforter just enough to squeeze into the 12kg drum. If king size, don't think can fit in at all.

Than can the comforter wash clean enough? Since it so tight inside the drum.
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Just started using this model very very recently. Only on my 2nd wash now so no comments yet lol
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I already use for 8yrs.
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It is not the weight. But the size.

How big the drum size of 10kg? How big the drum of 13kg?

My queen size comforter just enough to squeeze into the 12kg drum. If king size, don't think can fit in at all.

Than can the comforter wash clean enough? Since it so tight inside the drum.
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Yes i agreed 13kg is more than 10.5kg. But, it does not mean that 10.5kg is too small. 13kg or 10.5kg is not only dependent in drum size, but also capability of each washer dryer. If u notice drum size of each model is not same eventhough capacity is same. It is about technology.

If u dont mind what is your lg combo model n price?
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Yes i agreed 13kg is more than 10.5kg. But, it does not mean that 10.5kg is too small. 13kg or 10.5kg is not only dependent in drum size, but also capability of each washer dryer. If u notice drum size of each model is not same eventhough capacity is same. It is about technology.
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The comforter has filling and is rolled up like how farmers in US midwestern rolls up hay before loading into the washing machine.

Queen size comforters usually 70"*70" whilst king size is 90"*70". The drum size and the tub mouth opening width determines if this can be put in or not.

Hence top loaders naturally makes better choice in loading these sizes. If washing at the laundromat, usually they recommend using an XL washer. XL because of the larger then usual tub mouth opening diameter. As seen here.

Comforter/ quilt / duvet cover is the cotton cloth that is used to cover over the comforter. Most comforter here by right cannot remove cover, hence this cloth covers over much like how pillow case is used over pillows.

Which brings me back to my point above that our weather here suffice sleeping in just with the cover alone. If just using that, even a 5.5-6kg washer can wash even king sized.

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Yes i agreed 13kg is more than 10.5kg. But, it does not mean that 10.5kg is too small. 13kg or 10.5kg is not only dependent in drum size, but also capability of each washer dryer. If u notice drum size of each model is not same eventhough capacity is same. It is about technology.

If u dont mind what is your lg combo model n price?
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"My queen size comforter just enough to squeeze into the 12kg drum. If king size, don't think can fit in at all."

Can you understand what am I write ?

I already use this LG combo WD-CD1212W for 8yrs. That is the size of the comforter it can fit in.

If the 12kg queen size "just" enough to squeeze in and the drum is pretty full, can a 10.5kg squeeze in ?

If the 10.5kg drum is about the same size as 12kg, what does the 10.5kg capacity mean?

People intend to put more cloth inside as long as the drum fit. Nobody will weight the cloth before throw into the drum. How the manufacturing makesure you not overload the capacity.

I only can give you my LG combo experience.

Try to get a measurement tape and check the drum size which brand is the biggest for the capacity you're looking.

I notice that Top loader drum size is bigger than the Front loader. It is because the vertical drive and horizontal drive force is different.


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The comforter has filling and is rolled up like how farmers in US  midwestern rolls up hay before loading into the washing machine.

Queen size comforters usually 70"*70" whilst king size is 90"*70".  The drum size and the tub mouth opening width determines if this can be put in or not.

Hence top loaders naturally makes better choice in loading these sizes. If washing at the laundromat, usually they recommend using an XL washer. XL because of the larger then usual tub mouth opening diameter. As seen here.

Comforter/ quilt / duvet cover is the cotton cloth that is used to cover over the comforter. Most comforter here by right cannot remove cover, hence this cloth covers over much like how pillow case is used over pillows.

Which brings me back to my point above that our weather here suffice sleeping in just with the cover alone. If just using that, even a 5.5-6kg washer can wash even king sized.
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Actually if the drum size is 12kg or 10kg, it not really that size. Depend the design of the brand.

Have you notice that inside the drum have a few fin divide equal at the drum wall. This fin take away some capacity of the drum.

My LG combo the drum fin is pretty big size. Hence why the queen size comforter is "just" enough to fit in.

I m not sure do others brand have this fin inside the drum.

Another problem when you too compact the comforter inside the drum, can the water and detergent able to absorb into the fabric fast. Can the dirt be able to flow out? Can the washing efficiency wash ?
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The discontinued LG CD1212W had the following dimensions:
(WxDxH,mm) 635 x 720 x 925

That qualifies it as an XL front load to wash a Queen size comforter.

Standard FL washer dimensions typically are 600 x 600 x 850


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Actually if the drum size is 12kg or 10kg, it not really that size. Depend the design of the brand.

Have you notice that inside the drum have a few fin divide equal at the drum wall. This fin take away some capacity of the drum.

My LG combo the drum fin is pretty big size. Hence why the queen size comforter is "just" enough to fit in.

I m not sure do others brand have this fin inside the drum.

Another problem when you too compact the comforter inside the drum, can the water and detergent able to absorb into the fabric fast. Can the dirt be able to flow out? Can the washing efficiency wash ?
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All FL have that fins. The last point you mentioned is the most crucial of all. Do laundry balls like those Korean magic balls help?
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All FL have that fins. The last point you mentioned is the most crucial of all. Do laundry balls like those Korean magic balls help?
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If you talk about washing the comforter, the drum already no space for it. Don't think you can squeeze the magic ball in.

Even you able to put the ball in, it just stay there and can't move around. Where got space for it to roll around?

The magic ball is a gimmick. Normally they will tell you use with hot water will be very effective. It is not true. Actually only the hot water is enough effective without the ball.

I do have some ball for the drying. The ball have spike and it create a space inside the fabric when tumbler. Help the drying process faster.

But I didn't try to compare it.
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The discontinued LG CD1212W had the following dimensions:
(WxDxH,mm)  635 x 720 x 925

That qualifies it as an XL front load to wash a Queen size comforter.

Standard FL washer dimensions typically are 600 x 600 x 850
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I choose this model because

1) it is the minimum size that able to wash queen size comforter.
2) it have Duvet function. Which tell me it have the prg to wash heavy thing.
3) I can't afford to buy a larger size. Combo is expensive. But cheaper than separate type.

Regarding choosing the LG brand reliable, It is the most use and prefer WM in US. I cannot find any data in local.

Since it last for 8yrs and still using, my ROI is already return.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Dec 30 2016, 09:58 AM)
I choose this model because

1) it is the minimum size that able to wash queen size comforter.
2) it have Duvet function. Which tell me it have the prg to wash heavy thing.
3) I can't afford to buy a larger size. Combo is expensive. But cheaper than separate type.

Regarding choosing the LG brand reliable, It is the most use and prefer WM in US. I cannot find any data in local.

Since it last for 8yrs and still using, my ROI is already return.
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Indeed LG is a good brand and to have lasted so long it's a good thing. I know of a friend who's elderly couple parents uses Tromme 10.5/6kg washer dryer. Very quiet and it suits their purpose now that there's no maid and all the kids grown up and flew the coop.
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Indeed LG is a good brand and to have lasted so long it's a good thing. I know of a friend who's elderly couple parents uses Tromme 10.5/6kg washer dryer. Very quiet and it suits their purpose now that there's no maid and all the kids grown up and flew the coop.
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Another convince me about LG WM is my friend. He have this TL for 11yrs and running. The only thing spoil is the inlet valve. Cost RM120 for the part and DIY.

Actually I m sceptical about Korean product. But since the US consumer is happy with it, so try lor.

1 thing bad about this WM is the door rubber seal. It retain the water and overtime accumulate dirt and mold. Need frequent wipe it dry and clean.
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I have a 11kg LG direct drive top load washing machine and a electrolux 7kg dryer. Works wonders and doesnt take up much spendings on electricity.
Don't buy a combo washer and dryer. If one function fails, the entire thing is useless until you repair it.
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I bought Electrolux EWW 12842 model. Got it for 2.7k from One Living (cheapest out of all the shops).
For a single person I think its ok but for family I think better you get separate washer and dryer.

Do you reli need a dryer tho? It can be quite expensive to run.
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Bro, good price..which one living?
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Which model?
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Any, depends your environment if to put heat pump or condenser or classic vented one. Cheapest is vented but has to be located at open area, the other two can be indoor.
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Anyone using this model?
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Is a good basic dryer but bearing in mind, you need good ventilation area or space for this dryer..
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Im counting on your review smile.gif
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Wash clothes using my new LG washer+dryer for a few times. 10.5kg/7kg

Didn't use dryer as much as i would think initially. Maybe because of the high RPM. Clothes are dryer after spin, and dry quite easily.

Only thing I find is weird is there's some 'rubbery' smell on your clothes after using the washing machine dryer. Not sure if it's because the washing machine is fairly new
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Hi All,

Anyone here is looking to buy a washer dryer please let me know. I would like to let go my newly purchased washer dryer out - Electrolux 8/6 kg - Model 12842.

Thanks
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Hi All,

Anyone here is looking to buy a washer dryer please let me know. I would like to let go my newly purchased washer dryer out - Electrolux 8/6 kg - Model 12842.

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why so fast let go?
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QUOTE(lobster08 @ Jan 17 2017, 04:44 PM)
Hi All,

Anyone here is looking to buy a washer dryer please let me know. I would like to let go my newly purchased washer dryer out - Electrolux 8/6 kg - Model 12842.

Thanks
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nuke13 might be interested..
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Bcoz im considering to rent out my new condo. So, it is not needed. The washer dryer is brand new, still have not delivered to me yet. If interested, I can ask the dealer to deliver to your place, instead.
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QUOTE(lobster08 @ Jan 17 2017, 05:18 PM)
Bcoz im considering to rent out my new condo. So, it is not needed. The washer dryer is brand new, still have not delivered to me yet. If interested, I can ask the dealer to deliver to your place, instead.
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i have already. was just curious why selling so fast. worse come to worse, rent ur condo with the washer dryer
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i have already. was just curious why selling so fast. worse come to worse, rent ur condo with the washer dryer
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No la, im thinking to rent out as bare unit so I no need to do any reno work.
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Thanks but maybe exceed my budget sweat.gif
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heat pump dryer need to have any special vent on walls?
or it is similar to condenser, do no need any vent?
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Wash clothes using my new LG washer+dryer for a few times. 10.5kg/7kg

Didn't use dryer as much as i would think initially. Maybe because of the high RPM. Clothes are dryer after spin, and dry quite easily.

Only thing I find is weird is there's some 'rubbery' smell on your clothes after using the washing machine dryer. Not sure if it's because the washing machine is fairly new
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After thoroughly study i decided to buy the same FL ( LG 10.5/7kg). I agreed with u about the smell. However after 3rd cycle the smell was gone. Maybe due to the newly rubber.
So far i satisfied with the washing n drying quality. I also tried a few NFC downloadable program and it is work nicely.
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Yes, is like Condenser no need air hose vented.(mean you can install in the room the air blow out is cool air).
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After thoroughly study i decided to buy the same FL ( LG 10.5/7kg). I agreed with u about the smell. However after 3rd cycle the smell was gone. Maybe due to the newly rubber.
So far i satisfied with the washing n drying quality. I also tried a few NFC downloadable program and it is work nicely.
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Use the bounce outdoor flesh sheet for each drying cycle.

Solve my drying smell.
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heat pump dryer need to have any special vent on walls?
or it is similar to condenser, do no need any vent?
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heat pump dryer is the most expensive type of dryer to buy.. but it has the best energy efficiency.. no heat air produced.. no vent needed..

heat pump > condenser > sensor/vented
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Hey thanks for replying man can you tell me why? Should I get warranty?
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it comes with standard warranty.. but if over warranty, the parts could be expensive..
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Anyone here have any ideas what dryer is included with the house purchase of: Seri Mutiara Apartment, Setia Alam?

I bought the house but forgotten to check the dryer unit. The owner also dono what is it, the agent also not sure haha... And the key returned to owner (she's in sabah).

I googled around found no answer... So if anyone stay or knew about it.. Please let me know. I need to know if it's a good unit or not worth keeping.

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i see, but couldn't that be said the same for any unit you buy? bosch parts also expensive after warranty no?
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Anyone here have any ideas what dryer is included with the house purchase of: Seri Mutiara Apartment, Setia Alam?

I bought the house but forgotten to check the dryer unit. The owner also dono what is it, the agent also not sure haha... And the key returned to owner (she's in sabah).

I googled around found no answer... So if anyone stay or knew about it.. Please let me know. I need to know if it's a good unit or not worth keeping.

Thanks.
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new property?
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A subsale unit, brand new. The dryer is still wrapped in box.
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This is the best photo of the dryer I can find.

Anyone got any idea what dryer is this?

Thanks
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A subsale unit, brand new. The dryer is still wrapped in box.
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This is the best photo of the dryer I can find.

Anyone got any idea what dryer is this?

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dont think nobody will know.. any labels which u can spot? why cannot unwrap it?
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Hey, I thought to email the developer directly (SP Setia) yesterday and they got back to me this morning.

The Dryer Model is Dryer IDV75(UK) and warranty by Khind.

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http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household-app...927504-pdt.html

http://www.indesit.co.uk/appliances_i/Drye...F074628UK/44.do

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Hope this helps!

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@spreeeee

Hey, I thought to email the developer directly (SP Setia) yesterday and they got back to me this morning.

The Dryer Model is Dryer IDV75(UK) and warranty by Khind.

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http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household-app...927504-pdt.html

http://www.indesit.co.uk/appliances_i/Drye...F074628UK/44.do

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Hope this helps!
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I got a newly built house. Want to know to install dryer and washer, what is the inlet and outlet required?

I want to plan where to hack the wall
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I got a newly built house. Want to know to install dryer and washer, what is the inlet and outlet required?

I want to plan where to hack the wall
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Normally put in back of house where washing and drying yard would be. Cover it by reclaiming the backyard to shield it from the elements.

Inlet is standard 3/4" quarter turn bib for washing machine available at hardware stores.

For outlet, hack the wall and floor to install a 1.5" pipe no higher than 3" that drains out to the outside or connect to a small floor drain (needed for washing floors) that connects either to a manhole or outside the back drain. The vertical part of pipe exposed out of the wall must be 45° and should stick out 2". The 3" height allows flexibility of using top or front load. Top load prevalently cannot drain higher than 4" and rarely depending on models, 6". Front load usually is minimum 14" (40cm) but the pipes can be supported through the holder braces at the back of the washer to maintain that height.

Or buy an Ikea sink as a laundry sink. These comes with Atlant sink drain pipes which has two spigot for washing machine/ dishwasher waste. The cabinetry should make a hole for outlet pipe access to connect to the spigot. Note that going this route only allows for front load washers unless a dedicated drain pipe is installed as described above.

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Normally put in back of house where washing and drying yard would be. Cover it by reclaiming the backyard to shield it from the elements.

Inlet is standard 3/4" quarter turn bib for washing machine available at hardware stores.

For outlet, hack the wall and floor to install a 1.5" pipe no higher than 3" that drains out to the outside or connect to a small floor drain (needed for washing floors) that connects either to a manhole or outside the back drain. The vertical part of pipe exposed out of the wall must be 45° and should stick out 2". The 3" height allows flexibility of using top or front load. Top load prevalently cannot drain higher than 4" and rarely depending on models, 6". Front load usually is minimum 14" (40cm) but the pipes can be supported through the holder braces at the back of the washer to maintain that height.

Or buy an Ikea sink as a laundry sink. These comes with Atlant sink drain pipes which has two spigot for washing machine/ dishwasher waste. The cabinetry should make a hole for outlet pipe access to connect to the spigot. Note that going this route only allows for front load washers unless a dedicated drain pipe is installed as described above.
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Thanks for the info. How about dryer? Need additional pipe to transfer the hot air out of the machine?
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Thanks for the info. How about dryer? Need additional pipe to transfer the hot air out of the machine?
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Vented dryer yes. Combo usually will use condenser and drain the condensate as you would in a normal washer. Heat pump and condensation dryer would have their own container or you ensure that the there's an extra drainage pipe to accommodate the dryer condensate waste. In the UK, McAlpine sells the following twin connector which you can add to the single 1.5" pipe that sticks out as how I describe. The twin connector allows 2 waste pipes to a single waste pipe but ensure the pipe installed is the right size.

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Of curiosity, do they provide the washing machine as well? biggrin.gif
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Anyone using this model?
Electrolux EDV6051
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ANyone got good tech with reasonable charges to recommend (location Subang)? TQ

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QUOTE(StevenL @ Feb 27 2017, 08:20 PM)
My ELectrolux EDV600, less than 5 yrs starts to breakdown, it will spin halfway then stops. Starts emitting burnt smell, need to switch off then wait awhile then restat/continue again..

ANyone got good tech with reasonable charges to recommend (location Subang)? TQ
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where did u place the dryer in the 1st place?
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where did u place the dryer in the 1st place?
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Its next to my washing machine at well ventilated area
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Guys.. condenser dryer is meant for indoor right? i mean no venting required.. looking to buy this.. is it a good model?

http://www.lazada.com.my/electrolux-tumble...395.html?rb=818

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Its next to my washing machine at well ventilated area
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jz call back electrolux to get their certified technician to check.. it could be the drum sensor problem..
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Guys.. condenser dryer is meant for indoor right? i mean no venting required.. looking to buy this.. is it a good model?

http://www.lazada.com.my/electrolux-tumble...395.html?rb=818
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yes, indoor, but somewhat a little bit ventilation will be better..

im using exactly this model.. so far i'm satisfied..
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yes, indoor, but somewhat a little bit ventilation will be better..

im using exactly this model.. so far i'm satisfied..
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Great.. thanks.. looking forward to buy it..  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif
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I got it for rm2300 (in 2016) including delivery and installation.. happy shopping to you..
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Of curiosity, do they provide the washing machine as well? biggrin.gif
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No, sir. Just the dryer. Mainly because my unit has very little sun-bath areas.
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I got it for rm2300 (in 2016) including delivery and installation.. happy shopping to you..
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wow.. So cheap.. Mind to share where did u bought? Thanks
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wow.. So cheap.. Mind to share where did u bought? Thanks
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Hey guys, currently looking for a washer dryer. Any recommendation?
I do not have much knowledge in washer dryer... Plan to get one for my wife... as she always complain rainy day hard to dry out bed sheet and it's quite heavy to hang for dry also. Could you guys please give me some idea about the current model got what kind of features and the price range. Thanks in advance.
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QUOTE(kennytbh @ Apr 10 2017, 06:12 PM)
Hey guys, currently looking for a washer dryer. Any recommendation?
I do not have much knowledge in washer dryer...  Plan to get one for my wife... as she always complain rainy day hard to dry out bed sheet and it's quite heavy to hang for dry also. Could you guys please give me some idea about the current model got what kind of features and the price range. Thanks in advance.
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u mean u r looking for standalone dryer, right? not combo washer+dryer.
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u mean u r looking for standalone dryer, right? not combo washer+dryer.
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combo.. want to replace my old washing machine also
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combo.. want to replace my old washing machine also
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suggest to have separate unit.. u can try electrolux front load washer and dryer
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I want to change my old refrigerator. My friend suggests Beko, but i never heard this brand.Maybe u can try survey about this brand and share info with me.
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wrong post, you should check out here:

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/751265
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I think you can check out on this
http://www.beko.my/urun_kiyaslama.aspx?kat...ods=21982,21981
this is the comparison of the washer dryer
or better direct go their outlet, there have many display for you to choose
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kennytbh what's your budget? this brand quite expensive but not so well known.many other brands also good and more affordable.

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curious to know why separate unit is better?
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Commonly washer+dryers can only dry less than half what they can wash.

Each appliance is a specialist in the task its required to do - obviously washing laundry and tumble drying laundry are very different jobs.

If space is not a concern, then get separately.
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Apr 14 2017, 01:59 PM)
Commonly washer+dryers can only dry less than half what they can wash.

Each appliance is a specialist in the task its required to do - obviously washing laundry and tumble drying laundry are very different jobs.

If space is not a concern, then get separately.
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Oh, you make me remind of what my friend told me. He said washer dryer cannot dry the clothe completely still have to hang it for dry... Will take it separately, thanks for the recommendation. Btw, beko and electrolux which one is better? since windy recommend beko.
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QUOTE(kennytbh @ Apr 14 2017, 04:14 PM)
Oh, you make me remind of what my friend told me. He said washer dryer cannot dry the clothe completely still have to hang it for dry... Will take it separately, thanks for the recommendation. Btw, beko and electrolux which one is better? since windy recommend beko.
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of coz i will not go for Beko if to buy separately, i highly recommend Electrolux.. but if u want combo.. then go for Beko..
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In a few years, we can have a much more energy efficient dryer.

https://energy.gov/eere/buildings/downloads...c-clothes-dryer
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In a few years, we can have a much more energy efficient dryer.

https://energy.gov/eere/buildings/downloads...c-clothes-dryer
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Wah, nice.

Hope available here before my dryer die.
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Electrolux EDH3497RDW

Perfect. Used for 2.5 years now. No issue at all. Drying effect is perfect.

http://www.electrolux.com.my/home-applianc...yer/edh3497rdw/
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Is anyone using LG direct drive FL? Any feedback?
SA told me it is good as less noise and less electricity but the drawback is once the motor got problem, need to change whole motor, unlike others model change the belt might solve the problem.
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Is anyone using LG direct drive FL? Any feedback?
SA told me it is good as less noise and less electricity but the drawback is once the motor got problem, need to change whole motor, unlike others model change the belt might solve the problem.
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Direct drive machine eliminates the need for the belt and reduces noise; which means less part to be replaced. Wear and tear should be similar to normal belt type machine; however, direct drive machine from what I observed, seems to be better at balancing during spin.

Which brand was recommended to you by the salesman? Even Hitachi has Direct Drive front loading machine. LG was the pioneer in direct drive.

I am using Panasonic Inverter belt driven FL, its very silent during wash; however, is very poor at balancing clothes especially when doing 10kg full load wash.
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Any recommendation on heat pump dryer? Currently looking at PANASONIC NH-P80G2 and Electrolux EDH3786GDW...Any other recommendations are welcomed.
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Any recommendation on heat pump dryer? Currently looking at PANASONIC NH-P80G2 and Electrolux EDH3786GDW...Any other recommendations are welcomed.
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Best Seller Beko 8kgs Heap Pump Condenser Dryer DSX83410W @ Rm3599, c/with 12years warranty of Heat Pump & Motor. rclxm9.gif interest please walk in our showroom and ask for Best offer & more Details. TQ!

http://www.beko.co.uk/8kg-tumble-dryer-dsx83410-white
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Any recommendation on dryer? We have a baby, both me and my wife have to work, normally when reach home, clothes become humid.
I don't really know how to choose on washer dryer or separate.
If it can handle comforter would be better, as now I still bring my comforter outside as my washing machine cannot handle. No place to dry also.

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Any recommendation on dryer? We have a baby, both me and my wife have to work, normally when reach home, clothes become humid.
I don't really know how to choose on washer dryer or separate.
If it can handle comforter would be better, as now I still bring my comforter outside as my washing machine cannot handle. No place to dry also.
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then u shud invest in dryer.. most of the dryer has delicate function which suitable for your baby clothings.. if u needed to dry comforter also.. if thick + king size.. u may need at least 9kg dryer..
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Any recommendation on heat pump dryer? Currently looking at PANASONIC NH-P80G2 and Electrolux EDH3786GDW...Any other recommendations are welcomed.
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both are ok, but i would prefer electrolux
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Any recommendation on heat pump dryer? Currently looking at PANASONIC NH-P80G2 and Electrolux EDH3786GDW...Any other recommendations are welcomed.
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both are ok, but i would prefer electrolux
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QUOTE(dayalan86 @ May 3 2017, 11:40 AM)
Direct drive machine eliminates the need for the belt and reduces noise; which means less part to be replaced. Wear and tear should be similar to normal belt type machine; however, direct drive machine from what I observed, seems to be better at balancing during spin.

Which brand was recommended to you by the salesman? Even Hitachi has Direct Drive front loading machine. LG was the pioneer in direct drive.

I am using Panasonic Inverter belt driven FL, its very silent during wash; however, is very poor at balancing clothes especially when doing 10kg full load wash.
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balancing? u mean shaking or washer tends to 'move' slightly?
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balancing? u mean shaking or washer tends to 'move' slightly?
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The computer system afraid the machine will 'walk', thus it keeps trying to balance and balance and sometimes end up not spinning at all, especially with full load.
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ May 3 2017, 05:52 PM)
then u shud invest in dryer.. most of the dryer has delicate function which suitable for your baby clothings.. if u needed to dry comforter also.. if thick + king size.. u may need at least 9kg dryer..
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Any model you would recommend? 9kg? I think it would be very expensive.
Do you think 7 or 8 kg sufficient? I am just having queen size comforter.


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Any model you would recommend? 9kg? I think it would be very expensive.
Do you think 7 or 8 kg sufficient? I am just having queen size comforter.
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what kind of place u stay? condo? landed? where u plan to place the dryer? good air ventilation?
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what kind of place u stay? condo? landed? where u plan to place the dryer? good air ventilation?
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We r staying in an apartment. We have a yard that is current putting my washing machine and some additional space left.
Air ventilation is ok I would say.
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QUOTE(akky @ May 4 2017, 04:57 PM)
We r staying in an apartment. We have a yard that is current putting my washing machine and some additional space left.
Air ventilation is ok I would say.
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u can opt for cheapest type of dryer.. the venting dryer.. Electrolux EDV7051 (7kg)

http://www.electrolux.com.my/home-applianc...dryers/EDV7051/

it normally prduce some heat, which is why u need good air ventilation..

for indoor, u can opt for condenser or heat pump dryer.
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Hai guys.

Right now,I have top loader washing machine 16kg LG buy it last year
And dryer electrolux 7kg EDV7051 also buy last year,

Maybe after raya,I will stay my new apartment,
Really confuse right now...

1.Its better buy combo or not..if I buy combo...I think cannot get washer 16kg...

2. Now I survey like brand samsung washer and dryer...cost RM3000
8kg wash 6kg dryer,its that reliable and dry cloth as well,

What brand dryer can save electric cost,also can put more kg and
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QUOTE(mohdhamdifarkhan @ May 13 2017, 01:38 PM)
Hai guys.

Right now,I have top loader washing machine 16kg LG buy it last year
And dryer electrolux 7kg EDV7051 also buy last year,

Maybe after raya,I will stay my new apartment,
Really confuse right now...

1.Its better buy combo or not..if I buy combo...I think cannot get washer 16kg...

2. Now I survey like brand samsung washer and dryer...cost RM3000
8kg wash 6kg dryer,its that reliable and dry cloth as well,

What brand dryer  can save electric cost,also can put more kg and
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since u already bought washer and dryer, why want to buy new again? use first lahh..

anyway, most energy efficient is Heat Pump dryer, but it is the most expensive.. panasonic/electrolux good with that..
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You guys should also use gas dryer. So economical, only use 2 gas tong a year.

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Lowyat sifu's, need your advice as I'm planning to buy dryer as it is always raining during the weekends. Can i know which brand is good and reliable? Budget is 4.5k max. Minimum what size is needed to dry a king size comforter.

On top of this, anyone here own this model,Electrolux EDH3497RDW? How was it? Thanks in advance.

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Hi all. Stumbled on this thread. I'm actually selling brand new Elba Dryer 6kg. Never used.. Still in packaging. Not sure how to sell here. But interested can PM me I guess
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This post is very interesting in showing how a washer dryer is maintained.

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On a similar vein started by a comment in the washing machine thread that the Panasonic Cuble could not fit under a conventional kitchen countertop for space constraint dwelling, it's time to revisit the parameters fitment of washer dryer combo. At least from Electrolux and Beko, their manuals specifies a clearance of at least 20mm on top and at least 30mm on all other sides for it to breathe/ventilate. The back may require slightly more. Top plate cover are not removable and that's made intentional by recent washer dryer design whereas for washers, some models have removable top plates allowing it to fit under a 820mm countertop.

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Tetsuhito Fujiyama aka Mr Home appliance Laboratory: tips on cleaning washer dryer lint filter article. Tip: Use Chrome which auto translates the article.

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QUOTE(Drian @ May 19 2017, 02:22 PM)
You guys should also use gas dryer. So economical, only use 2 gas tong a year.
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Tetsuhito Fujiyama aka Mr Home appliance Laboratory: tips on cleaning washer dryer lint filter article. Tip: Use Chrome which auto translates the article.
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I believe all the dryer have the filter and need to be clean frequent after use the dryer.

But if it a combo, there is no filter to be clean.

The only filter I can think of is the drainer filter ?


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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 19 2017, 11:29 AM)
I believe all the dryer have the filter and need to be clean frequent after use the dryer.

But if it a combo, there is no filter to be clean.

The only filter I can think of is the drainer filter ?
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I think the Jap washer dryer combo still retains a lint filter compared to European styled ones. They have it at the top of the machine. I've never seen an article detailing methods and the types of brushes used until now with pictures too.

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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Jun 19 2017, 11:34 AM)
I think the Jap washer dryer combo still retains a lint filter compared to European styled ones. I've never seen an article detailing methods and the types of brushes used until now with pictures too.
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I have been searching and read the manual if there any filter that need to be clean. But none.

So I think the lint is wash away by the water when next cycle WM is use. It don't need filter for combo.

But there is a youtube video that show how to clean the recycle hot air path if the drying time is longer. The lint block the moisture sensor after long time use.

Time for me to dismantle the WM and clean it up.
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I have been searching and read the manual if there any filter that need to be clean. But none.

So I think the lint is wash away by the water when next cycle WM is use. It don't need filter for combo.

But there is a youtube video that show how to clean the recycle hot air path if the drying time is longer. The lint block the moisture sensor after long time use.

Time for me to dismantle the WM and clean it up.
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How accessible is this airway and sensor?
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How accessible is this airway and sensor?
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If not mistaken, have to open the top and behind the panel. Open the blower, duct and clean.

Not difficult for DIY. But not easy also for normal people.

Found the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA07FcQZORQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji-bH3BH58U
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 19 2017, 12:08 PM)
If not mistaken, have to open the top and behind the panel. Open the blower, duct and clean.

Not difficult for DIY. But not easy also for normal people.

Found the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA07FcQZORQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji-bH3BH58U
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Wow, seems like I would invest in a Jap style washer dryer hypothetically speaking. The Eurostyle W/D combos make it hard to maintain and in our climate, what are the chances of one failing especially hearing those Electrolux W/D combos in this forum? The clogging of the air way and sensor seems to be the main culprit. Where else? There's three areas at least I can think of that needs cleaning. Could be more. The air cowl on the top as disassembled, the air way (need to detach the bottom in order to hose down then blow dry) and the bottom part which should be very nasty to reach much less clean. Seems like the Jap has thought it through on making it maintenance friendly.

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Wow, seems like I would invest in a Jap style washer dryer hypothetically speaking. The Eurostyle W/D combos make it hard to maintain and in our climate, what are the chances of one failing especially hearing those Electrolux W/D combos in this forum? The clogging of the air way and sensor seems to be the main culprit. Where else? There's three areas at least I can think of that needs cleaning. Could be more. The air cowl on the top as disassembled,  the air way (need to detach the bottom in order to hose down then blow dry) and the bottom part which should be very nasty to reach much less clean. Seems like the Jap has thought it through on making it maintenance friendly.
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In my actual situation and experience of 8yrs this combo type, I didn't done any maintenance so far.

So far there is no drying time drop.

No breakdown or any issue at all.

The only cleaning I do is the detergent dispenser, door rubber seal and the drainer filter.

Monthly is the tube cleaning. Which pour the Daiso WM soda in and press the tube clean mode.

Since it already 8yrs old, I guess it is time to dismantle and clean it. Not to stress it that far and wait till it breakdown.

Since youtube have the video (thanks to the youtube guy), that not difficult for me to dismantle it.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 19 2017, 12:47 PM)
In my actual situation and experience of 8yrs this combo type, I didn't done any maintenance so far.

So far there is no drying time drop.

No breakdown or any issue at all.

The only cleaning I do is the detergent dispenser, door rubber seal and the drainer filter.

Monthly is the tube cleaning. Which pour the Daiso WM soda in and press the tube clean mode.

Since it already 8yrs old, I guess it is time to dismantle and clean it. Not to stress it that far and wait till it breakdown.

Since youtube have the video (thanks to the youtube guy), that not difficult for me to dismantle it.
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Hmmm, there's a valid reason why your machine is still surviving besides the maintenance..The size of it vs a standard (WHD598x850x600) washer dryer. Your WD combo is bigger, taller and wider hence its airway could be larger too. Hence not easy to clog.

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Hmmm, there's a valid reason why your machine is still surviving besides the maintenance..The size of the airway vs a standard (WHD598x850x600) washer dryer. Your WD combo is bigger, taller and wider hence its airway could be larger too.
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Probably I didn't do much drying with the WM. Dryer is my 2nd choice while sun is 1st choice. I only use dryer when there is no sun, raining season, dry not through with the sun and busy weekend.

Beside that, we don't have much wool fabric type cloth or cool season cloth. Which have a lot of lint. Contribute to the clogging fast.

I don't have much experience when buying the combo that time. It is new here and guess not much people know about it. I only research it and get it base on the

1) popularity of the brand from the west country user. (they know best)
2) The bigger drum to reduce the machine stress on the mechanism. And able to wash the comforter. Also reduce the washing cycle per yrs. That contribute to the longer lifetime of the WM.
3) The dryer type that can save energy.




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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 19 2017, 01:13 PM)
Probably I didn't do much drying with the WM. Dryer is my 2nd choice while sun is 1st choice. I only use dryer when there is no sun, raining season, dry not through with the sun and busy weekend.

Beside that, we don't have much wool fabric type cloth or cool season cloth. Which have a lot of lint. Contribute to the clogging fast.

I don't have much experience when buying the combo that time. It is new here and guess not much people know about it. I only research it and get it base on the

1) popularity of the brand from the west country user. (they know best)
2) The bigger drum to reduce the machine stress on the mechanism. And able to wash the comforter. Also reduce the washing cycle per yrs. That contribute to the longer lifetime of the WM.
3) The dryer type that can save energy.
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i am looking at DPS7405XW3, quite a good deal for a heat pump dryer.
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my electrolux dryer seems a bit noisy lately. i read that it could be some bearings or pulleys or whatnots. its a low end model so i dont intend to fix it.
my washer is also electrolux and my dryer is stacked on top of the washer.

so i was shopping for a new one and the salesperson told me i cant stack those heavy heat pump type dryers cause they are too heavy. i checked with electrolux and they said the same thing, cant stack too heavy.

but i look at the installation manual, there are instructions on how to stack them. anyone with real world experience on this?

btw my current dryer is vented. i think i might get a condenser type this time around. so ppl here are buying vented or condenser types?

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Guys, I'm in need of suggestions.

Currently am looking at
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Both are 8kg.

What are your recommendations and why?
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Guys, I'm in need of suggestions.

Currently am looking at
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Electrolux EDC2086PDW @ RM3320

Both are 8kg.

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Panasonic is inverter and drys at a lower temperature. The Electrolux does it come with a shoe rack?
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Hey guys, currently looking for a washer dryer. Any recommendation?
I do not have much knowledge in washer dryer...  Plan to get one for my wife... as she always complain rainy day hard to dry out bed sheet and it's quite heavy to hang for dry also. Could you guys please give me some idea about the current model got what kind of features and the price range. Thanks in advance.
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We bought this Daewoo unit.

Direct drive, no belt. And we got it down to RM2800 incl Najib's tax & delivery, which is friggin' awesome for a 10kg washer dryer.

Cannot lansi like the bigger brands ppl like to brag abt, but with the money we saved we bought a Beko dishwasher (RM2000)... kakakaka...

That's two white goods, under our budget of RM5000. Topped up a bit more and got an Electrolux microwave + oven unit. Hampalang sapu...


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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Sep 20 2017, 12:28 PM)
We bought this Daewoo unit.

Direct drive, no belt. And we got it down to RM2800 incl Najib's tax & delivery, which is friggin' awesome for a 10kg washer dryer.

Cannot lansi like the bigger brands ppl like to brag abt, but with the money we saved we bought a Beko dishwasher (RM2000)... kakakaka...

That's two white goods, under our budget of RM5000. Topped up a bit more and got an Electrolux microwave + oven unit. Hampalang sapu...
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Anyone using heat pump dryer? can really save a lot electricity compared to condenser and vented type? I was told that heated dryer should not be stacked up because it's too heavy. Planning to buy electrolux. Any comments?

Thanks
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Anyone using heat pump dryer? can really save a lot electricity compared to condenser and vented type? I was told that heated dryer should not be stacked up because it's too heavy. Planning to buy electrolux. Any comments?

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It saves the most compared to other types. Panasonic has one that is heat pump with inverter which can dry at lower temperature. Dryers can be stacked with a stacking kit which Electrolux should carry. Perhaps the precaution is to drain the water from the clothes drying directly rather than capture it in the condensate cassette. Download the manual for the model and see the stacking instructions if it says anything.

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Wow people have their trust back on washer dryer combo, what do you think about these units below.

Inverter & direct drive

http://www.11street.my/productdetail/lg-10...-dryer-15606801

http://www.11street.my/productdetail/lg-14...-dryer-15606810



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QUOTE(sonypshomer @ Oct 12 2017, 11:19 AM)
Wow people have their trust back on washer dryer combo, what do you think about these units below.

Inverter & direct drive

http://www.11street.my/productdetail/lg-10...-dryer-15606801

http://www.11street.my/productdetail/lg-14...-dryer-15606810
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That is consider freaking cheap. I will sapu without looking others.
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Anyone using LG FC1450H2E 10.5KG/7KG washer dryer before? Eyeing on this unit..
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Sep 20 2017, 01:34 PM)
Wow. Give a review when you can. Thks for sharing.
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I'm not too fussy abt washing machines... but since this thing is a washer dryer, it's a bit of a novelty to me.

Coming from top loaders my whole life, I'm shocked at how little water it uses. I converted the shower area in my spare bathroom (which nobody uses anyway) into a laundry room where I installed the washing machine...at first I thought it wasn't as quiet as I thought it would be, but it could be that the sound is amplified by the enclosed space.

Uses direct drive, so no rubber pulleys to start slipping & squealing after 10 years. Got an inverter motor to save electricity. 10kg load capacity means it's way more practical & realistic than those puny 7kg types. The dryer function works like a bloody charm - you can set the temp, and it can get hot enough to completely dry a load of towels.

Overall, it isn't fancy with none of the bells and whistles of models costing twice as much. But it works exactly as advertised and for RM2800 for a 10kg washer/dryer, I'm pretty damn happy.

CAVEAT : IF YOU ARE INSTALLING A FRONT LOADER YOURSELF, MAKE SURE YOU REMOVE ALL THE DRUM RETAINING LUGS PRIOR TO USING...!!!!

Our reno contractor installed ours after remodelling the bathroom, we didn't know they didn't remove em. During first time use, the bugger was rattling loudly & vibrating very badly, shaking itself apart on spin cycle. We thought we got a lemon! After RTFM, I realized the drum retaining lugs were not removed. These lugs fixed the suspended drum in place so that it would not bounce around & damage the innards during transportation & shipping, which also meant that the drum would transfer all the spin cycle rattles directly to the chassis. Removing them freed the drum so that it could float freely, allowing the drum springs & dampening weight to properly soak up the vibration & noise.

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I'm not too fussy abt washing machines... but since this thing is a washer dryer, it's a bit of a novelty to me.

Coming from top loaders my whole life, I'm shocked at how little water it uses. I converted the shower area in my spare bathroom (which nobody uses anyway) into a laundry room where I installed the washing machine...at first I thought it wasn't as quiet as I thought it would be, but it could be that the sound is amplified by the enclosed space.

Uses direct drive, so no rubber pulleys to start slipping & squealing after 10 years. Got an inverter motor to save electricity. 10kg load capacity means it's way more practical & realistic than those puny 7kg types. The dryer function works like a bloody charm - you can set the temp, and it can get hot enough to completely dry a load of towels.

Overall, it isn't fancy with none of the bells and whistles of models costing twice as much. But it works exactly as advertised and for RM2800 for a 10kg washer/dryer, I'm pretty damn happy.

CAVEAT : IF YOU ARE INSTALLING A FRONT LOADER YOURSELF, MAKE SURE YOU REMOVE ALL THE DRUM RETAINING LUGS PRIOR TO USING...!!!!

Our reno contractor installed ours after remodelling the bathroom, we didn't know they didn't remove em. During first time use, the bugger was rattling loudly & vibrating very badly, shaking itself apart on spin cycle. We thought we got a lemon! After RTFM, I realized the drum retaining lugs were not removed. These lugs fixed the suspended drum in place so that it would not bounce around & damage the innards during transportation & shipping, which also meant that the drum would transfer all the spin cycle rattles directly to the chassis. Removing them freed the drum so that it could float freely, allowing the drum springs & dampening weight to properly soak up the vibration & noise.
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Thanks for the heads up. Good stuff. This machine up a few notches in wish list. I like the way you layout the laundry area in the unused bathroom.

How does the clothes feel vs what you've used before? Does it vents heat into the bathroom when in dryer mode?
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Nov 6 2017, 02:52 PM)
Thanks for the heads up. Good stuff. This machine up a few notches in wish list. I like the way you layout the laundry area in the unused bathroom.

How does the clothes feel vs what you've used before? Does it vents heat into the bathroom when in dryer mode?
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We only use the drier to free up space on the hanger outside. So that's usually the thick & heavy stuff like towels & jeans. They come out hot & steamy, when they cool off they're perfectly dry.

I think there's a caveat somewhere - the dryer capacity is usually half of the washing capacity. But since I use it only to complement air drying (this thing sucks power, we try to keep our TNB bill to around RM35-45/mo), it doesn't matter. If you intend to rely on a dryer for all of your laundry, you might want to get a standalone one.

The machine does output a bit of heat during the drier cycle, nothing major. The bathroom windows are above the machine, so in our case heat isn't an issue at all.

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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Nov 6 2017, 01:15 PM)
I'm not too fussy abt washing machines... but since this thing is a washer dryer, it's a bit of a novelty to me.

Coming from top loaders my whole life, I'm shocked at how little water it uses. I converted the shower area in my spare bathroom (which nobody uses anyway) into a laundry room where I installed the washing machine...at first I thought it wasn't as quiet as I thought it would be, but it could be that the sound is amplified by the enclosed space.

Uses direct drive, so no rubber pulleys to start slipping & squealing after 10 years. Got an inverter motor to save electricity. 10kg load capacity means it's way more practical & realistic than those puny 7kg types. The dryer function works like a bloody charm - you can set the temp, and it can get hot enough to completely dry a load of towels.

Overall, it isn't fancy with none of the bells and whistles of models costing twice as much. But it works exactly as advertised and for RM2800 for a 10kg washer/dryer, I'm pretty damn happy.

CAVEAT : IF YOU ARE INSTALLING A FRONT LOADER YOURSELF, MAKE SURE YOU REMOVE ALL THE DRUM RETAINING LUGS PRIOR TO USING...!!!!

Our reno contractor installed ours after remodelling the bathroom, we didn't know they didn't remove em. During first time use, the bugger was rattling loudly & vibrating very badly, shaking itself apart on spin cycle. We thought we got a lemon! After RTFM, I realized the drum retaining lugs were not removed. These lugs fixed the suspended drum in place so that it would not bounce around & damage the innards during transportation & shipping, which also meant that the drum would transfer all the spin cycle rattles directly to the chassis. Removing them freed the drum so that it could float freely, allowing the drum springs & dampening weight to properly soak up the vibration & noise.
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Good review pal...Eagerly waiting for my LG washer dryer 10.5/7kg as well. rclxms.gif smile.gif
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what are the average power consumption for washer/dryer combo 11kg/7kg?

I can't find anyd details regarding Electrolux EWW14113 (most brands don't state their power) power requirements. i want to know if i need to run another wire or can i tap another existing socket (which is also used for a washer).

And how to check the washer/dryer combo uses condenser or heat pump?

Plan to have either:
Electrolux EWW14113 11kg/7kg
LG FC1450H2E 10.5KG/ 7KG
Beko?
Daihatsu?

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LG-T2112SSAV 12kg

so how do i check the max total consumption if i have both units on?

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I would like to get an opinion on beko vented dryer and electrolux vented dryer.

Anyone has experience using the lower end beko & electrolux vented dryer.? Model that i am currently considering electrolux edv7552 & beko DRVS73W. I have check on previous post, seems like a lot of people recommend electrolux but some will go for beko for combo washer/dryer. I have read a lot of good review on beko in the internet, however i am more worried on the after sales service in malaysia. Seems like not a very popular brand in malaysia.

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What is the minimum KG/KG for washer/dryer for normal home occasionally washing comforter, bed sheets, large drape / curtains and dry them?

8KG/5KG enough?
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What is the minimum KG/KG for washer/dryer for normal home occasionally washing comforter, bed sheets, large drape / curtains  and dry them?

8KG/5KG enough?
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Good review pal...Eagerly waiting for my LG washer dryer 10.5/7kg as well.  rclxms.gif smile.gif
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please post a review on your LG washer dryer... biggrin.gif biggrin.gif eyeing on this unit as well...mind sharing at what price you got it for and where?

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please post a review on your LG washer dryer... biggrin.gif  biggrin.gif  eyeing on this unit as well...mind sharing at what price you got it for and where?

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I bought that unit too for 2899 + 50 delivery + 600 (4 yrs additional warranty)
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please post a review on your LG washer dryer... biggrin.gif  biggrin.gif  eyeing on this unit as well...mind sharing at what price you got it for and where?

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I bought that unit too for 2899 + 50 delivery + 600 (4 yrs additional warranty)
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Yes sir..Got it it for 2899 plus 50 delivery but did not buy the warranty..LG promo on HLK..
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I would like to get an opinion on beko vented dryer and electrolux vented dryer.

Anyone has experience using the lower end beko & electrolux vented dryer.?  Model that i am currently considering electrolux edv7552 & beko DRVS73W. I have check on previous post, seems like a lot of people recommend electrolux but some will go for beko for combo washer/dryer. I have read a lot of good review on beko in the internet, however i am more worried on the after sales service in malaysia. Seems like not a very popular brand in malaysia.
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any one here using beko dryer?
i am looking at DPS7405XW3, quite a good deal for a heat pump dryer.
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Lowyat sifu's, need your advice as I'm planning to buy dryer as it is always raining during the weekends. Can i know which brand is good and reliable? Budget is 4.5k max. Minimum what size is needed to dry a king size comforter.

On top of this, anyone here own this model,Electrolux EDH3497RDW? How was it? Thanks in advance.
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Reply here just to make a point. My EDH3497RDW motor & board konk. Age, less than 2.5 years.

If you don't need that magic wool feature or crap, just get a cheaper/other brand with long warranty. Heat pump yes, but expensive. Electricity savings is not even enough to break even the cost of breaking down.

Just my 2-cent.
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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Nov 24 2017, 09:26 PM)
Reply here just to make a point. My EDH3497RDW motor & board konk. Age, less than 2.5 years.

If you don't need that magic wool feature or crap, just get a cheaper/other brand with long warranty. Heat pump yes, but expensive. Electricity savings is not even enough to break even the cost of breaking down.

Just my 2-cent.
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Like that die liao. I'm so sorry that yours one broke down. Hope mine last. Been using it since May this year. BTW, how much is the repair cost?
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Like that die liao. I'm so sorry that yours one broke down. Hope mine last. Been using it since May this year. BTW, how much is the repair cost?
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Electrolux quoted RM320 for motor while RM600 for motherboard, not inclusive GST yet.

I think their contractor technician is very dodgy. Motor sounded like bearing issue, cause very loud, straight say motor spoil and most probably spoiled the board too. The thing is, my machine still can switch on and run, just very noisy with the motor spinning.

So he initially stated it's probably around RM600 for replacement of both item, and claimed that need to take the board back with him to "copy the program over" to new board. So I thought, if RM600 not too bad, then later Electrolux called and quoted that crazy price. Now really regret letting him took the board.

Told him to come back and install back, ask I don't want to repair it. Will see if the board still working, or he might do something to spoil it. Then I'll trash Electrolux Malaysia's FB page if that happens.

Hope your machine last too. This is really a piece of expensive machine that shouldn't spoil so easily.
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Just received it today...Havent use it yet...Will give some 2 cents later on.
Yes sir..Got it it for 2899 plus 50 delivery but did not buy the warranty..LG promo on HLK..
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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Nov 24 2017, 09:26 PM)
Reply here just to make a point. My EDH3497RDW motor & board konk. Age, less than 2.5 years.

If you don't need that magic wool feature or crap, just get a cheaper/other brand with long warranty. Heat pump yes, but expensive. Electricity savings is not even enough to break even the cost of breaking down.

Just my 2-cent.
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if you were our customer, we would adjust the purchase date so that you could claim for the 2 years warranty service for free.

the machine less than 2.5years kaput the shop that you made the purchased with should have done something for the customer.

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if you were our customer, we would adjust the purchase date so that you could claim for the 2 years warranty service for free.

the machine less than 2.5years kaput the shop that you made the purchased with should have done something for the customer.
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Too late to change anything, cause I've made first claim 1st month into owning the machine. Electrolux already got record.

Anyhow, I'm looking at alternative repair.
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Too late to change anything, cause I've made first claim 1st month into owning the machine. Electrolux already got record.

Anyhow, I'm looking at alternative repair.
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first month already got the machine issue?

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first month already got the machine issue?
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The back panel seemed like not properly secured, so they replaced a new unit. Then installer did something wrong with the stacking kit, poked a hole into the reservoir. Come again to fix it.

During that period, they didn't tell me Electrolux got their original stacking kit with tray. bangwall.gif

Cause the stacking kit I bought was hack job sold by electrical store. bangwall.gif bangwall.gif
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The back panel seemed like not properly secured, so they replaced a new unit. Then installer did something wrong with the stacking kit, poked a hole into the reservoir. Come again to fix it.

During that period, they didn't tell me Electrolux got their original stacking kit with tray.  bangwall.gif

Cause the stacking kit I bought was hack job sold by electrical store.  bangwall.gif  bangwall.gif
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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.
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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.
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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. whistling.gif

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. vmad.gif

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.

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HI,

Wish I can answer you and give some opinions but unfortunately, I havent move in yet...So, unable to do reviews


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HI,

Wish I can answer you and give some opinions but unfortunately, I havent move in yet...So, unable to do reviews 
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A word of caution anyone planning on buying LG washer dryer, i bought and used mine in Brunei, and the product sold here comes from SG.

The PCB on my machine went kaput 3 months ago, waited for a whole month for them to get it replaced, brought home and the drying function doesn't work, sent back to the reseller and they claim its the wrong PCB(only foudn that out when i decided to visit them, all prior communication with the shop through whatsapp the answer is just "we have ordered, still waiting"), ordered a new one again, and that's another 2 months of waiting, as of today im still out of my machine.

Therefore I would really be concerned about after sale service in these products. These arent cheap appliances, and suppose to last, if they ever breaks down, even with all the money in the world you will still want it to be able to be fixed.
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Hi, anyone using heat pump dryer? Is it okay to stack heat pump dryer on washer? Some ppl told me heat pump dryer is too heavy cannot stack on washer, but some ppl said ok. Anyone can share your experience? Thanks
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I'm deciding between front load and top load washer. I've been using top load but I would like to have the hot water features and have been told that front load is more gentle to the clothes.

The downside of front load is I need to bend my body or squat to load the clothes to the washer which i don't like. Also the rubber of the front load washer is hard to clean from what i know.

Anyone can share your experience?

Thank you.
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I stacked mine. Which brand?
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I'm deciding between front load and top load washer. I've been using top load but I would like to have the hot water features and have been told that front load is more gentle to the clothes.

The downside of front load is I need to bend my body or squat to load the clothes to the washer which i don't like. Also the rubber of the front load washer is hard to clean from what i know.

Anyone can share your experience?

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Front load uses less water, more economical. As for fungus growth, don't shut the door after use. Leave it ventilated. Mine 2 yrs+, just did tub cleaning, inside not dirty at all.
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I stacked mine. Which brand?
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I’m deciding between Electrolux and Beko. Bosch brand seems good but very expensive

Which brand r u using?
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Front load uses less water, more economical. As for fungus growth, don't shut the door after use. Leave it ventilated. Mine 2 yrs+, just did tub cleaning, inside not dirty at all.
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But the washing time is longer isn’t? Do I still need to use laundry bag for delicate clothes if I use front load washer? Is it gentle enough and won’t destroy most of the clothes?

Also, may I kno what other brand of detergent is suitable for front load other than persil?
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was looking around for dryer

final choices is between electrolux edc2086pdw 8kg or EDH3497RDW 9kg

price difference (before extended warranty) is RM1300 apart. but the 9kg energy consumption is almost 3 times less as what 8kg uses.

8kg - rm3k
9kg - rm4.xk

i've read reviews, but most of it is from australia, which says it doesnt dry their clothes enough. i'm not sure but it seems to me like only people from aussie complain about this.

and now since i read through the thread, i'm very incline into getting the 9kg one.

what does the sifu says?
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Electrolux EWF1497HDW washer, EDH3497RDW dryer.

Screw Electrolux, mine dryer rosak just past 2 yrs. Try looking at Panasonic. It has heat pump dryer as well. That was my consideration as well back then.

If you still want to go for Electrolux, buy the mounting kit (wth tray) from their warehouse. Write in to their customer care. Outside shops don't sell that kit and they will say only Bosch one comes with the tray mounting kit. Will set you back for RM365.70 inclusive gst.

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But the washing time is longer isn’t? Do I still need to use laundry bag for delicate clothes if I use front load washer? Is it gentle enough and won’t destroy most of the clothes?

Also, may I kno what other brand of detergent is suitable for front load other than persil?
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Cotton Eco can goes up to 4hrs, but does it really matter? If you need to shorten the washing time, just reduce the time using the buttons. Otherwise, use quick wash.

I can vouch for this washer. Put dirty blackened cloth inside, came out all clean. rclxms.gif

Washing detergent, can go with Daia, green bottle only. Low sud type. Smell very good. If use other types, out less to reduce bubble/foam.

QUOTE(EternalC @ Jan 1 2018, 09:16 PM)
was looking around for dryer

final choices is between electrolux edc2086pdw 8kg or EDH3497RDW 9kg

price difference (before extended warranty) is RM1300 apart. but the 9kg energy consumption is almost 3 times less as what 8kg uses.

8kg - rm3k
9kg - rm4.xk

i've read reviews, but most of it is from australia, which says it doesnt dry their clothes enough. i'm not sure but it seems to me like only people from aussie complain about this.

and now since i read through the thread, i'm very incline into getting the 9kg one.

what does the sifu says?
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Mine is the 9kg one, spoiled a few months after 2yrs warranty over. Your call.

Dryness, I'm satisfied with it. If you go with cotton program, it's very dry and very hot too. But would you risk your fabric? Mildly damped is ok, if you iron it immediately or hang them. Alternatively, I mostly use synthetic (can get very dry, shorter cycle than cotton) and delicate (not very dry) mode.

I don't use cotton for my bed sheets, cause my bed sheets are expensive and don't want to spoil them. Besides, bed sheet washing instructions stated there, don't tumble dry. rclxs0.gif

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Used few loads di..So far the clothes is clean but longer time. However, it is not dry well...Might be overload but I just dump in bout 4 to 5kg of cloths in...mix wash and let it auto detect..Still not dry and a wet..So, I just run another cycle of drying manually...sad.gif ..Need few more days to do trial and error first sweat.gif
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The downside of front load is I need to bend my body or squat to load the clothes to the washer which i don't like. Also the rubber of the front load washer is hard to clean from what i know.

Anyone can share your experience?

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You don't have to bend. If you're renovating, you can ask a contractor to build a concrete platform for your front loader so that you will never hv to bend down ever.

As for the mouldy rubber, prevention is the best cure. Once or twice a year when you clean the internal filter, give the rubber part a good wipe down.Attached Image
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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Jan 1 2018, 11:14 PM)

Mine is the 9kg one, spoiled a few months after 2yrs warranty over. Your call.

Dryness, I'm satisfied with it. If you go with cotton program, it's very dry and very hot too. But would you risk your fabric? Mildly damped is ok, if you iron it immediately or hang them. Alternatively, I mostly use synthetic (can get very dry, shorter cycle than cotton) and delicate (not very dry) mode.

I don't use cotton for my bed sheets, cause my bed sheets are expensive and don't want to spoil them. Besides, bed sheet washing instructions stated there, don't tumble dry.  rclxs0.gif
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i see.. same model of 9kg?

if i'm getting it, i'm getting the 5 years warranty.

yeah, bed sheet probably gonna go under the sun. how about comforter? lol
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QUOTE(EternalC @ Jan 2 2018, 09:17 AM)
i see.. same model of 9kg?

if i'm getting it, i'm getting the 5 years warranty.

yeah, bed sheet probably gonna go under the sun. how about comforter? lol
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Yup, that particular model. I think there's only 1 model for Electrolux heat-pump 9kg.

Bed sheet in dryer, might shrink. I guess if reduced heat would reduce the damage. I have no place to hang dry, so must use dryer. Never washed my comforter before. sweat.gif

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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Jan 2 2018, 09:34 AM)
Yup, that particular model. I think there's only 1 model for Electrolux heat-pump 9kg.

Bed sheet in dryer, might shrink. I guess if reduced heat would reduce the damage. I have no place to hang dry, so must use dryer. Never washed my comforter before.  sweat.gif
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You don't have to bend. If you're renovating, you can ask a contractor to build a concrete platform for your front loader so that you will never hv to bend down ever.

As for the mouldy rubber, prevention is the best cure. Once or twice a year when you clean the internal filter, give the rubber part a good wipe down.Attached Image
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Bro, for the longevity of the appliance, install a window mounted extractor fan and turn it on whilst washing and off it after an hour or two. This is a bathroom and it's enclosed. Humidity kills appliances.
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Bro, for the longevity of the appliance, install a window mounted extractor fan and turn it on whilst washing and off it after an hour or two. This is a bathroom and it's enclosed. Humidity kills appliances.
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The window is right above the washing machine and it's always open. The folding door is always open. We're on the 17th floor at the top of a hill, so the wind blows straight through to create plenty of ventilation.

This bathroom is seldom used, which is why I placed the machine there - the shower is for guest emergencies only and therefore has never been used. Sometimes guests would come in to take a pee and wash their hands, and that's just about it.

So 98% of the time, this bathroom is dry. The mirror has never steamed up.

Most of the time I wash using cold water. Once in a while I'd use the dryer function if there's a sufficient load of towels & jeans.

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QUOTE(dude06 @ Jan 2 2018, 07:45 AM)
Used few loads di..So far the clothes is clean but longer time. However, it is not dry well...Might be overload but I just dump in bout 4 to 5kg of cloths in...mix wash and let it auto detect..Still not dry and a wet..So, I just run another cycle of drying manually...sad.gif ..Need  few more days to do trial and error first  sweat.gif
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The window is right above the washing machine and it's always open. The folding door is always open. We're on the 17th floor at the top of a hill, so the wind blows straight through to create plenty of ventilation.

This bathroom is seldom used, which is why I placed the machine there - the shower is for guest emergencies only and therefore has never been used. Sometimes guests would come in to take a pee and wash their hands, and that's just about it.

So 98% of the time, this bathroom is dry. The mirror has never steamed up.

Most of the time I wash using cold water. Once in a while I'd use the dryer function if there's a sufficient load of towels & jeans.
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Ah, that's good. Very optimal esp toilet location and washer dryer placement. Not many homes have that. I'd to say I'm already green with envy 😆 about your green ventilation solution.

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Smell like me, it's nice. laugh.gif

It's fibre silk quilt, no idea if I could just wash it. Maybe hang under hot sun some day.

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You don't have to bend. If you're renovating, you can ask a contractor to build a concrete platform for your front loader so that you will never hv to bend down ever.

As for the mouldy rubber, prevention is the best cure. Once or twice a year when you clean the internal filter, give the rubber part a good wipe down.Attached Image
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Good suggestion. But if I want to stack up my dryer would be hard isn’t? Is it okay to put washer horizontally?

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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Jan 2 2018, 12:30 PM)
Smell like me, it's nice.  laugh.gif

It's fibre quilt, no idea if I could just wash it. Maybe hang under hot sun some day.
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i washed mine, no problem tho laugh.gif

but you might wanna set it at a gentler setting. very fragile thing these comforters
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Good suggestion. But if I want to stack up my dryer would be hard isn’t? Is it okay to put washer horizontally?
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If you have the space and your house layout allows it, build a concrete platform and put both front loader & dryer side by side. Never need tp bend down ever again.

But be mindful of the ventilation, as Halcyon pointed out. Don't cram them in some stuffy corner. You also need to ensure the wiring in the wall can take the electrical load of both machines.

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i washed mine, no problem tho laugh.gif

but you might wanna set it at a gentler setting. very fragile thing these comforters
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What comforter that so fragile ?
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Been washing/ dryer the comforter every month for many yrs. Never spoil a comforter at all.

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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Jan 2 2018, 01:29 PM)
If you have the space and your house layout allows it, build a concrete platform and put both front loader & dryer side by side. Never need tp bend down ever again.

But be mindful of the ventilation, as Halcyon pointed out. Don't cram them in some stuffy corner. You also need to ensure the wiring in the wall can take the electrical load of both machines.
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What so difficult to bend down ? It is not like take effort to bend and load into the WM.

Even you use top loader, you still have to bend down and take the cloth from the basket and load into the WM ontop.

Unless for old people ?

Is it everyday do the laundry ?
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Does the silk cover have any laundry instruction? How to wash ?
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yes they have, exact info i dont remember. i refer to it only when needed. i remember it says washing machine in gentle mode, dryer temp not so high things like that
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Good suggestion. But if I want to stack up my dryer would be hard isn’t? Is it okay to put washer horizontally?
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Side by side would be the best setup.

QUOTE(EternalC @ Jan 2 2018, 01:12 PM)
i washed mine, no problem tho laugh.gif

but you might wanna set it at a gentler setting. very fragile thing these comforters
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yes they have, exact info i dont remember. i refer to it only when needed. i remember it says washing machine in gentle mode, dryer temp not so high things like that
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Gotta look for the washing instruction. No idea where I put it, or was there even 1. hmm.gif
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yes they have, exact info i dont remember. i refer to it only when needed. i remember it says washing machine in gentle mode, dryer temp not so high things like that
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Follow the instruction. It will be fine.
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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Jan 2 2018, 02:20 PM)
Side by side would be the best setup.
Will try, someday.
Gotta look for the washing instruction. No idea where I put it, or was there even 1.  hmm.gif
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 2 2018, 02:49 PM)
What so difficult to bend down ? It is not like take effort to bend and load into the WM.

Even you use top loader, you still have to bend down and take the cloth from the basket and load into the WM ontop.

Unless for old people ? 

Is it everyday do the laundry ?
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I was just answering Jence's question. He is comparing top vs front loader and said with front loaders he might have to bend down to load and unload thru the front door.

So I shared with him what I did, although in my case the elevated platform is necessary in order for the front loader door to clear the toilet seat. However I do find that having the door raised to waist level and not needing to bend down so low to load/unload is a welcome benefit.

Either way, your clothes still get washed.
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Jan 2 2018, 02:46 PM)
I was just answering Jence's question. He is comparing top vs front loader and said with front loaders he might have to bend down to load and unload thru the front door.

So I shared with him what I did, although in my case the elevated platform is necessary in order for the front loader door to clear the toilet seat. However I do find that having the door raised to waist level and not needing to bend down so low to load/unload is a welcome benefit.

Either way, your clothes still get washed.
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simple solution would be get a stool from ikea and sit down when loading unloading.

to stack the front loader high enough so you don't need to bend, you need to put in on a table or something.
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Jan 2 2018, 02:46 PM)
I was just answering Jence's question. He is comparing top vs front loader and said with front loaders he might have to bend down to load and unload thru the front door.

So I shared with him what I did, although in my case the elevated platform is necessary in order for the front loader door to clear the toilet seat. However I do find that having the door raised to waist level and not needing to bend down so low to load/unload is a welcome benefit.

Either way, your clothes still get washed.
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Alternatively, I use a small stool. Seated while stuffing clothes in.
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simple solution would be get a stool from ikea and sit down when loading unloading.

to stack the front loader high enough so you don't need to bend, you need to put in on a table or something.
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Alternatively, I use a small stool. Seated while stuffing clothes in.
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How long you load the cloth into the WM?

It took me 30sec only.
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How long you load the cloth into the WM?

It took me 30sec only.
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how long it take to sit down & get up?

30seconds if you just dump everything in. if you put them in washer bags and separate them will take longer time.

i'm assuming your dirty clothes basket is on the floor so if you put them in bags you still have to kneel down or sit down. you can put the dirty basket on some table and do everything on table but i would assume it's the same table you will use to sort out your cleaned clothes. whistling.gif

a stool can be used on multiple occasions, not just for loading clothes. if your washer is in toilet, the same stool can be used to sit when you wash your shoe or clothes manually.

if in kitchen, you can sit down when washing vege or making chilli padi. unless you do that on the table.
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how long it take to sit down & get up?

30seconds if you just dump everything in. if you put them in washer bags and separate them will take longer time.

i'm assuming your dirty clothes basket is on the floor so if you put them in bags you still have to kneel down or sit down. you can put the dirty basket on some table and do everything on table but i would assume it's the same table you will use to sort out your cleaned clothes.  whistling.gif

a stool can be used on multiple occasions, not just for loading clothes. if your washer is in toilet, the same stool can be used to sit when you wash your shoe or clothes manually.

if in kitchen, you can sit down when washing vege or making chilli padi. unless you do that on the table.
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Even you stuff into washer bag, just pickup from the basket and stuff inside the bag, zip it and throw into the WM. My hand is long enough to throw into the WM with stand up. Don't need to bend at all. The only bending action is pick the cloth from the basket.

I have experience top loader and current front loader. I don't see it as problem or difficult or any issue at all.

I think the bending problem is mostly for the tall guy.
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Even you stuff into washer bag, just pickup from the basket and stuff inside the bag, zip it and throw into the WM. My hand is long enough to throw into the WM with stand up. Don't need to bend at all. The only bending action is pick the cloth from the basket.

I have experience top loader and current front loader. I don't see it as problem or difficult or any issue at all.

I think the bending problem is mostly for the tall guy.
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i don't know how tall your dirty clothes basket is or whether you put it on the table but to pick up clothes and stuff in bag you prolly need to bend down. if you stuff them all in 1 bag sure you just need to do it once but if you separate clothes, delicate, socks etc it'd take few ups & downs that i rather sit on floor or a stool.
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i don't know how tall your dirty clothes basket is or whether you put it on the table but to pick up clothes and stuff in bag you prolly need to bend down. if you stuff them all in 1 bag sure you just need to do it once but if you separate clothes, delicate, socks etc it'd take few ups & downs that i rather sit on floor or a stool.
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Dirty clothes basket is 600mm on the floor. My hand have to dig till the floor level. Pick the cloth and throw inside the WM is only 30sec. Took me 3 bend to pick the cloth if alot.

If require separate wash bag, take out the cloth, put aside ontop the WM. Put inside the bag, zip it and throw inside the WM. You don't require to bend.

If you take a stool and sit down slowly separate, it just slow down the job. Than I understand you will have to take a long time to finish the load.
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Dirty clothes basket is 600mm on the floor. My hand have to dig till the floor level. Pick the cloth and throw inside the WM is only 30sec. Took me 3 bend to pick the cloth if alot.

If require separate wash bag, take out the cloth, put aside ontop the WM. Put inside the bag, zip it and throw inside the WM. You don't require to bend.

If you take a stool and sit down slowly separate, it just slow down the job. Than I understand you will have to take a long time to finish the load.
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then you should just tell the guy concerning about bending down to put clothes in washer that it only takes 3 bends lol.
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Hi, i just bought electrolux eww14113 washer dryer. Question is, is it normal when drying job. Drain pump keep running continuously every <2 minutes?
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Hi, i just bought electrolux eww14113 washer dryer. Question is, is it normal when drying job. Drain pump keep running continuously every <2 minutes?
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Yes, for a washer dryer. It's condensing the moisture present in the clothes which needs to drain out. To be sure check the manual.

For a condenser dryer or the more efficient heat pump dryer, there is a storage cassette which needs to be emptied out or optionally the drain pipe in which case what you describe should happen.

For a vented dryer, the hot moisture laden air needs to be vented out which means it would be placed in a balcony or ducted to a vent to the outside.

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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Jan 5 2018, 05:58 AM)
Yes, for a washer dryer. It's condensing the moisture present in the clothes which needs to drain out. To be sure check the manual.

For a condenser dryer or the more efficient heat pump dryer, there is a storage cassette which needs to be emptied out or optionally the drain pipe in which case what you describe should happen.

For a vented dryer, the hot moisture laden air needs to be vented out which means it would be placed in a balcony or ducted to a vent to the outside.
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There is another type, gas dryer. Using heat from flame combustion to dry off the cloth. Not common in Malaysia household but more for commercial/industrial use. In the US, gas dryer is very common since it uses less electrical energy. Workflow similar to the conventional vented dryer. Instead depending on heater element only, flame is produced to speed up the drying process. Result : Quick drying process, save water and save electricity. I found only one brand that brings in gas dryer to Malaysian household market, and only selected store selling it.
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There is another type, gas dryer. Using heat from flame combustion to dry off the cloth. Not common in Malaysia household but more for commercial/industrial use. In the US, gas dryer is very common since it uses less electrical energy. Workflow similar to the conventional vented dryer. Instead depending on heater element only, flame is produced to speed up the drying process. Result : Quick drying process, save water and save electricity. I found only one brand that brings in gas dryer to Malaysian household market, and only selected store selling it.
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This one?
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Thanks halcyon27 for pointing me out. I don't know that Rinnai produces Gas dryer with a decent price tag too.

However, I was referring to SpeedQueen brand gas dryer, which i bought together with SQ washer as a package.
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Thanks halcyon27 for pointing me out. I don't know that Rinnai produces Gas dryer with a decent price tag too.

However, I was referring to SpeedQueen brand gas dryer, which i bought together with SQ washer as a package.
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Good to know. What's the model of the SQ dryer and how does it perform? It's not much different than a regular vented dryer then?
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Good to know. What's the model of the SQ dryer and how does it perform? It's not much different than a regular vented dryer then?
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Model no ADLE9B gas dryer and I would say the performance is very good. It has a very huge drum size and the average drying time for 7-8kg of load is between 30-40minutes. Consumption wise, noticeable lower than condenser/vented dryer. Conclusion, very efficient machine, fast and cheaper running cost.


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I just stumbled Heat Pump dryer by Beko. Model Beko DPS7405XW3. Has anyone experience using Beko brand and how's the after sales service?
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Been using this LG F1450DPRE Washer Dryer for more than 6 months but less than a year.

So far so good, and it does what it supposed to do.

Attached Image

Since this is not a cheap machine, I will have to make sure this machine is well taken care of, for its longevity.

I installed a water pre-filter on my washer dryer water inlet, so that the filter can reduce any sedimens presents in the water.

Attached Image

For the drain, I installed this blue little plastic thing that I bought from Taobao, to prevent any smells and insects coming from the drain and enter my washer dryer.

Attached Image Attached Image

Recently I have a chance to capture the power consumption for my washer dryer with my power meter purchased from Taobao.

Here are my observation:
Power switched on at plug, but without turning on the washer dryer (Standby Power): 0.0W to 0.4W
Washer dryer switched on, idle: 7.8W to 8.0W
Filling up water: 13.8W
Spinning @ 1400 RPM with drain pump operating: 380W to 400W

Power factor when idling: 0.26
Power factor while washing: 0.64

A complete "Quick 30" cycle with spinning cycle adjusted to 1400RPM, that lasted 35 minutes, uses 66W in total.

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Tub Cleaning cycle that lasted around 75 minutes, uses 864W in total.
Tub cleaning cycle uses more power due to water heating, that draws around 2.2kW/h of power.

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Till next time.
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QUOTE(alexander3133 @ Feb 25 2018, 10:24 PM)
Been using this LG F1450DPRE Washer Dryer for more than 6 months but less than a year.

So far so good, and it does what it supposed to do.

Attached Image

Since this is not a cheap machine, I will have to make sure this machine is well taken care of, for its longevity.

I installed a water pre-filter on my washer dryer water inlet, so that the filter can reduce any sedimens presents in the water.

Attached Image

For the drain, I installed this blue little plastic thing that I bought from Taobao, to prevent any smells and insects coming from the drain and enter my washer dryer.

Attached Image   Attached Image

Recently I have a chance to capture the power consumption for my washer dryer with my power meter purchased from Taobao.

Here are my observation:
Power switched on at plug, but without turning on the washer dryer (Standby Power): 0.0W to 0.4W
Washer dryer switched on, idle: 7.8W to 8.0W
Filling up water: 13.8W
Spinning @ 1400 RPM with drain pump operating: 380W to 400W

Power factor when idling: 0.26
Power factor while washing: 0.64

A complete "Quick 30" cycle with spinning cycle adjusted to 1400RPM, that lasted 35 minutes, uses 66W in total.

Attached Image
Tub Cleaning cycle that lasted around 75 minutes, uses 864W in total.
Tub cleaning cycle uses more power due to water heating, that draws around 2.2kW/h of power.

Attached Image

Till next time.
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Thanks. You save me sometime from checking the WM consumption. biggrin.gif

Using similar WM. Didn't use watt meter to check as the WM user higher power (3kw) and the wall plug between WM gap too small.

Want to know what is the full load, cotton mode washing consumption. That standard washing.
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Since this is not a cheap machine, I will have to make sure this machine is well taken care of, for its longevity.

I installed a water pre-filter on my washer dryer water inlet, so that the filter can reduce any sedimens presents in the water.

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This looks good. Can get this from Lazada?
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Hi, i just bought electrolux eww14113 washer dryer. Question is, is it normal when drying job. Drain pump keep running continuously every <2 minutes?
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hi, i'm looking at this model, how much you got it and where? thx.

TBM seems the cheapest? are they electrolux distributor?
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This looks good. Can get this from Lazada?
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i bought Panasonic External Washer Filter TK-CW10. rm65 with 1 filter. filter replacement cost rm35.
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QUOTE(alexander3133 @ Feb 25 2018, 10:24 PM)
Been using this LG F1450DPRE Washer Dryer for more than 6 months but less than a year.

So far so good, and it does what it supposed to do.

Attached Image

Since this is not a cheap machine, I will have to make sure this machine is well taken care of, for its longevity.

I installed a water pre-filter on my washer dryer water inlet, so that the filter can reduce any sedimens presents in the water.

Attached Image

For the drain, I installed this blue little plastic thing that I bought from Taobao, to prevent any smells and insects coming from the drain and enter my washer dryer.

Attached Image   Attached Image

Recently I have a chance to capture the power consumption for my washer dryer with my power meter purchased from Taobao.

Here are my observation:
Power switched on at plug, but without turning on the washer dryer (Standby Power): 0.0W to 0.4W
Washer dryer switched on, idle: 7.8W to 8.0W
Filling up water: 13.8W
Spinning @ 1400 RPM with drain pump operating: 380W to 400W

Power factor when idling: 0.26
Power factor while washing: 0.64

A complete "Quick 30" cycle with spinning cycle adjusted to 1400RPM, that lasted 35 minutes, uses 66W in total.

Attached Image
Tub Cleaning cycle that lasted around 75 minutes, uses 864W in total.
Tub cleaning cycle uses more power due to water heating, that draws around 2.2kW/h of power.

Attached Image

Till next time.
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can this washer dryer automatic dry after finish wash cycle? or need to manually start the drying, or need to take out the clothes to drain the water before putting back to dry? that is what harvey norman sales told me when trying to sell me electrolux, though i'm not sure which LG model she was talking about.

also got Lazada link for that Blue drain pipe thing?
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QUOTE(alexander3133 @ Feb 25 2018, 10:24 PM)
Been using this LG F1450DPRE Washer Dryer for more than 6 months but less than a year.

So far so good, and it does what it supposed to do.

Attached Image

Since this is not a cheap machine, I will have to make sure this machine is well taken care of, for its longevity.

I installed a water pre-filter on my washer dryer water inlet, so that the filter can reduce any sedimens presents in the water.

Attached Image

For the drain, I installed this blue little plastic thing that I bought from Taobao, to prevent any smells and insects coming from the drain and enter my washer dryer.

Attached Image   Attached Image

Recently I have a chance to capture the power consumption for my washer dryer with my power meter purchased from Taobao.

Here are my observation:
Power switched on at plug, but without turning on the washer dryer (Standby Power): 0.0W to 0.4W
Washer dryer switched on, idle: 7.8W to 8.0W
Filling up water: 13.8W
Spinning @ 1400 RPM with drain pump operating: 380W to 400W

Power factor when idling: 0.26
Power factor while washing: 0.64

A complete "Quick 30" cycle with spinning cycle adjusted to 1400RPM, that lasted 35 minutes, uses 66W in total.

Attached Image
Tub Cleaning cycle that lasted around 75 minutes, uses 864W in total.
Tub cleaning cycle uses more power due to water heating, that draws around 2.2kW/h of power.

Attached Image

Till next time.
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what's the price for tis? and certainly it shud b good still since its only 6mths~ usually things go bad after a yr wink.gif cry.gif
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QUOTE(ozak @ Feb 25 2018, 10:51 PM)
Thanks. You save me sometime from checking the WM consumption.  biggrin.gif

Using similar WM. Didn't use watt meter to check as the WM user higher power (3kw) and the wall plug between WM gap too small.

Want to know what is the full load, cotton mode washing consumption. That standard washing.
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No problem.
I will post my finding when I have chance using the cotton cycle, and also other cycles.
Definitely no data for full load because I don't have 10kg of clothes to wash biggrin.gif

QUOTE(Harddisk @ Feb 25 2018, 11:26 PM)
This looks good. Can get this from Lazada?
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Don't think can get this exact water pre-filter from Lazada.
If you prefer to shop for water pre-filter locally, you may consider suggestion from advocado to purchase the Panasonic External Washer Filter.
Anyway, this pre-filter is no longer on sale in Taobao because they have new model. Here is the link.
https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id=552128455083
The pre-filter itself is around RM35 without shipping fee, and the cartridge is around RM10 each without shipping fee.

QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 26 2018, 12:17 AM)
can this washer dryer automatic dry after finish wash cycle? or need to manually start the drying, or need to take out the clothes to drain the water before putting back to dry? that is what harvey norman sales told me when trying to sell me electrolux, though i'm not sure which LG model she was talking about.

also got Lazada link for that Blue drain pipe thing?
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This washer dryer will automatically run the dry cycle if you set it before run. It will go through wash, rinse, spin then dry.
The dry cycle needs water supply, so don't turn off the water supply for dry cycle.

For the blue plastic drain thing, I did not find out if local online shopping has it, but it will be good if someone import from China and resell it.
Here is the link: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=18694145436

QUOTE(Wenny K @ Feb 26 2018, 12:39 AM)
what's the price for tis? and certainly it shud b good still since its only 6mths~ usually things go bad after a yr  wink.gif  cry.gif
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That time I bought from my local electrical shop around RM 3.8k if not mistaken.
But according to LG website, this washer dryer is discontinued. If you really want this model, maybe you got to find which shop still keep old stock.

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No problem.
I will post my finding when I have chance using the cotton cycle, and also other cycles.
Definitely no data for full load because I don't have 10kg of clothes to wash  biggrin.gif
Don't think can get this exact water pre-filter from Lazada.
If you prefer to shop for water pre-filter locally, you may consider suggestion from advocado to purchase the Panasonic External Washer Filter.
Anyway, this pre-filter is no longer on sale in Taobao because they have new model. Here is the link.
https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id=552128455083
The pre-filter itself is around RM35 without shipping fee, and the cartridge is around RM10 each without shipping fee.
This washer dryer will automatically run the dry cycle if you set it before run. It will go through wash, rinse, spin then dry.
The dry cycle needs water supply, so don't turn off the water supply for dry cycle.

For the blue plastic drain thing, I did not find out if local online shopping has it, but it will be good if someone import from China and resell it.
Here is the link: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=18694145436
That time I bought from my local electrical shop around RM 3.8k if not mistaken.
But according to LG website, this washer dryer is discontinued. If you really want this model, maybe you got to find which shop still keep old stock.
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the blue thing, select size based on the inlet (machine drain pipe) our outlet (drain to longkang)

and which design to use on 1 machine?

how long it took to arrive and how do you order/pay? seller ship directly?

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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 26 2018, 07:54 AM)
the blue thing, select size based on the inlet (machine drain pipe) our outlet (drain to longkang)

and which design to use on 1 machine?

how long it took to arrive and how do you order/pay? seller ship directly?
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You have to know both of the drain pipe size.
It depends on what washing machine you use and how big your house drain pipe is.
Best is to measure your own and get the size that suit yours.
The taobao website got state which selection suit what drain pipe size, if you know reading Chinese.

I use Taobao official direct shipping service to ship that blue plastic thing to my doorstep, normally will reach your doorstep within 10 days after order placed if no delay.
On how to order from Taobao, I will not cover this here as it is out of this topic of discussion.
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QUOTE(alexander3133 @ Feb 26 2018, 06:50 AM)
Don't think can get this exact water pre-filter from Lazada.
If you prefer to shop for water pre-filter locally, you may consider suggestion from advocado to purchase the Panasonic External Washer Filter.
Anyway, this pre-filter is no longer on sale in Taobao because they have new model. Here is the link.
https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id=552128455083
The pre-filter itself is around RM35 without shipping fee, and the cartridge is around RM10 each without shipping fee.
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Thanks. Maybe I'll go with avocado's suggested one.

The 1 you using, can replace the filter without dismantling the whole thing, right? The newer one looks troublesome when replacing filter. Need to unscrew 2 places and not transparent.
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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Feb 26 2018, 10:28 AM)
Thanks. Maybe I'll go with avocado's suggested one.

The 1 you using, can replace the filter without dismantling the whole thing, right? The newer one looks troublesome when replacing filter. Need to unscrew 2 places and not transparent.
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Both old and new model you only needed to unscrew one place to change the filter.
The old model is total transparent, but the new model is like 40% to 50% transparent.
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what's the price for tis? and certainly it shud b good still since its only 6mths~ usually things go bad after a yr  wink.gif  cry.gif
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My similar combo unit LG already use for 9yrs and still running.

For longer lifetime, takecare the cleaning, balancing and do not overload it.
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QUOTE(alexander3133 @ Feb 25 2018, 10:24 PM)
Been using this LG F1450DPRE Washer Dryer for more than 6 months but less than a year.

So far so good, and it does what it supposed to do.

Recently I have a chance to capture the power consumption for my washer dryer with my power meter purchased from Taobao.

Here are my observation:
Power switched on at plug, but without turning on the washer dryer (Standby Power): 0.0W to 0.4W
Washer dryer switched on, idle: 7.8W to 8.0W
Filling up water: 13.8W
Spinning @ 1400 RPM with drain pump operating: 380W to 400W

Power factor when idling: 0.26
Power factor while washing: 0.64

A complete "Quick 30" cycle with spinning cycle adjusted to 1400RPM, that lasted 35 minutes, uses 66W in total.

Tub Cleaning cycle that lasted around 75 minutes, uses 864W in total.
Tub cleaning cycle uses more power due to water heating, that draws around 2.2kW/h of power.


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The 85 minutes of "Mix" cycle consumed 244 Wh.

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QUOTE(westlife @ Mar 5 2018, 06:48 AM)
using this for 3 years already. very good drying effect. the clothes are even better than outdoor sun dry. tongue.gif

EDH3497RDW

9kg Delicate Care Heat Pump Dryer
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Drying rack for gentle drying without tumbling
Heat Pump | Effective Dry | Gentle Care | Anti Crease | Save Time | Energy Efficiency | Convenience | Smart Installation
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Hi, anyone can give comment about heat pump dryer? How effective is the electricity saving compare to condense dryer? Not too sure is it a worthwhile investment, currently my house use dryer daily.

To dry a full load clothes , how much time it need?
I m still in dilemma whether to shoud get separate unit for washer dryer or combo.


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Sharing my experience using cloth dryer.

Previously have been diligently for the past 2 year goes to Laundrybbb to dry my clothes. Spend around RM5 per load at 4 times a week. Using dryer as it reduce time to dry and no need to iron for most type of clothes, especially children clothes, provided you hang and fold clothes immediately.

If normal drying outdoor, take 30 minutes just to hang the clothes and wait 3 to 4 hours for the clothes to dry. Laundry dryer around 30 minutes becos big capacity and use gas.

Bought Electrolux EDV 7552 at RM1.4k, 7.5 kg vented dryer, means need to drill hole to to exhaust the moisture.

Purposely bought vented as cheaper than condensor and got comment overseas that vented taking less time to dry.

I also got myself Energy Meter Electricity Reader to purposely measure the kwh and electricity cost of this dryer.


Result
Drying time: for 8kg clothes, require around 1 hour 30 minutes. 9 kg 2 hour.

Electricity Cost: 1 hour RM0.89 (kwh cost tariff set RM0.52 per kwh based on TNB rate, as my bills above 300kwh). So for 2 hours, electricity cost would be RM1.78 per load.

Therefore, i saved around RM3 compare going to laundybbb per load. RM3 X 4 times a week X 4 weeks X 12 month = RM576 savings per year vs going to laundry

ROI RM1400/RM576 = 2 years 5 mths.

Conclusion: best ever decision. Now get your self a cloth dryer.


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QUOTE(ivzh @ Mar 17 2018, 11:16 PM)
Hi, anyone can give comment about heat pump dryer? How effective is the electricity saving compare to condense dryer? Not too sure is it a worthwhile investment, currently my house use dryer daily.

To dry a full load clothes , how much time it need?
I m still in dilemma whether to shoud get separate unit for washer dryer or combo.
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get the condenser type.
i started with a vented dryer and been using it for about 7 years. Recently changed to conderser type. i feel life is so much easier with condenser type because previously i had to always open the window and put out the vent hose. Of course your situation may be different from mine. If you dont have a dedicated outlet for your vent then can consider condenser
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QUOTE(ivzh @ Mar 17 2018, 11:16 PM)
Hi, anyone can give comment about heat pump dryer? How effective is the electricity saving compare to condense dryer? Not too sure is it a worthwhile investment, currently my house use dryer daily.

To dry a full load clothes , how much time it need?
I m still in dilemma whether to shoud get separate unit for washer dryer or combo.
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i'm interested on heat pump dryer too coz it seems more energy efficient and save electricity (1/4 times), but the price is quite high, not sure if its worth the money.
Do you plan to stack it up on the washer?

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QUOTE(westlife @ Mar 5 2018, 06:48 AM)
using this for 3 years already. very good drying effect. the clothes are even better than outdoor sun dry. tongue.gif

EDH3497RDW

9kg Delicate Care Heat Pump Dryer
Use 50% less energy than traditional dryers
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This is electrolux right? May i know are u using electrolux washer as well?
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This is electrolux right? May i know are u using electrolux washer as well?
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Gas dryer is the best. but requires outlet.

2 tong of gas a year means the cost of using the dryer is only rm60 a year.

Try to beat that.

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Gas dryer is the best. but requires outlet.

2 tong of gas a year means the cost of using the dryer is only rm60 a year.

Try to beat that.
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Hi dryer noobie here, but interested. What is gas dryer, is it vented, condensed or heat pump? It still use electricity right.
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Hi dryer noobie here, but interested. What is gas dryer, is it vented, condensed or heat pump? It still use electricity right.
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The heating element uses gas so the only electricity used is to rotate the drum.
It is vented.

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Gas dryer has risk of fire. It's better that you clean out the lint every time after use.
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Gas dryer has risk of fire. It's better that you clean out the lint every time after use.
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Gas dryer as safe as electrical dryer.

Even electrical dryer that block by lint will catch fire if not clean it up.
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Sifu, is it true that clothes dried using dryer has shorter lifespan? or it depends on the type of dryer? which type of dryer is more gentle for clothes?
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Choose the mode for delicate or less heat.
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QUOTE(ipik @ May 17 2018, 10:41 AM)
Sharing my experience using cloth dryer.

Previously have been diligently for the past 2 year goes to Laundrybbb to dry my clothes. Spend around RM5 per load at 4 times a week. Using dryer as it reduce time to dry and no need to iron for most type of clothes, especially children clothes, provided you hang and fold clothes immediately.

If normal drying outdoor, take 30 minutes just to hang the clothes and wait 3 to 4 hours for the clothes to dry. Laundry dryer around 30 minutes becos big capacity and use gas.

Bought Electrolux EDV 7552 at RM1.4k, 7.5 kg vented dryer, means need to drill hole to to exhaust the moisture.

Purposely bought vented as cheaper than condensor and got comment overseas that vented taking less time to dry.

I also got myself Energy Meter Electricity Reader to purposely measure the kwh and electricity cost of this dryer.
Result
Drying time: for 8kg clothes, require around 1 hour 30 minutes. 9 kg 2 hour.

Electricity Cost: 1 hour RM0.89 (kwh cost tariff set RM0.52 per kwh based on TNB rate, as my bills above 300kwh). So for 2 hours, electricity cost would be RM1.78 per load.

Therefore, i saved around RM3 compare going to laundybbb per load. RM3 X 4 times a week X 4 weeks X 12 month = RM576 savings per year vs going to laundry

ROI RM1400/RM576 = 2 years 5 mths.

Conclusion: best ever decision. Now get your self a cloth dryer.
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Hi sifus, is it true that dryer shorten the life span of clothes? Does the colour fade more easily if dried using dryer? And what kind of clothes cannot be dried using dryer?
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My model of dryer, it is really energy saving.

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My model of dryer, it is really energy saving.

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Your model is same as mine, it works very great on drying but mine start failed recently...May I ask if if you have any removable filter on heat exchanger? Actually in user manual there is a step show removing filter from heat exchanger but I checked with shop they say don't have in their unit too. Let me know if your unit is same too.

Also do you found water accumulate in heat exchanger area? Because mine start not working probably now there are water flooded in heat exchange area and water container seems contain a lot less water compare before. Plan to call service man to check this week sweat.gif
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QUOTE(~C.W.S~ @ Jun 17 2018, 06:53 PM)
Your model is same as mine, it works very great on drying but mine start failed recently...May I ask if if you have any removable filter on heat exchanger? Actually in user manual there is a step show removing filter from heat exchanger but I checked with shop they say don't have in their unit too. Let me know if your unit is same too.

Also do you found water accumulate in heat exchanger area? Because mine start not working probably now there are water flooded in heat exchange area and water container seems contain a lot less water compare before. Plan to call service man to check this week sweat.gif
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dun get it what is heat exchanger. but there are removable filter for cleaning for sure.

no. only found water at the container. and it can accumulate to the 100% full with no issue.

working great. used for 2.5 years till now.
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dun get it what is heat exchanger. but there are removable filter for cleaning for sure.

no. only found water at the container. and it can accumulate to the 100% full with no issue.

working great. used for 2.5 years till now.
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It is the thing at step 6 and 10 in user manual the condenser part.
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i have this on my dryer.  thumbsup.gif
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swt...it really missing for my unit and the sales agent claim their unit is the same too doh.gif . Do you mind do me a favor take the picture for me?
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QUOTE(~C.W.S~ @ Jun 17 2018, 10:45 PM)
It is the thing at step 6 and 10 in user manual the condenser part.
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Mine is wet too, after used. (don't think dirty).

Open it and let it air dry, if you planned to vacuum it.

QUOTE(~C.W.S~ @ Jun 18 2018, 09:27 AM)
swt...it really missing for my unit and the sales agent claim their unit is the same too  doh.gif . Do you mind do me a favor take the picture for me?
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Should log a case to Electrolux.

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If it's wet, could it be that humidity is high around the laundry area. Remember that condenser works like AC compressor also. It condenses the hot air to have the excess moisture removed whilst recycling the heat to dry the clothes.
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If space is not an issue, please get the split units (washer and dryer separated).
1. For combo, if the unit spoiled you will not be able to wash or dry your clothes at all
2. If you get a 8KG wash/dryer combo, it means you can wash 8KG of clothes but may not mean you can dry them all at once. They usually stated 8KG/5KG, mean wash 8KG and can dry 5KG load. So you may need to remove some of your load before drying cycle start (unless you always wash at 5KG load)

The good side for the combo
1. save space
2. save hassle to move clothes from washer to dryer
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Which uses least energy? Heat pump, or condenser?
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Which uses least energy? Heat pump, or condenser?
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Just realised its Condenser type! Will use more energy than heat pump....
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Just realised its Condenser type! Will use more energy than heat pump....
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Unless you're all for greener environment.
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Hey guys I just got myself a Samsung washer dryer https://www.lazada.com.my/products/samsung-...s112064399.html

Under synthetic run the wash only function takes about 2 hours ish. At one time my wash and dry went up to 5 hours. Is this normal? Much longer than my old top loader

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QUOTE(minde @ Jul 25 2018, 12:02 AM)
Hey guys I just got myself a Samsung washer dryer https://www.lazada.com.my/products/samsung-...s112064399.html

Under synthetic run the wash only function takes about 2 hours ish. At one time my wash and dry went up to 5 hours. Is this normal? Much longer than my old top loader
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Normal. Use the timer function. That adds convenience.
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Hey guys I just got myself a Samsung washer dryer https://www.lazada.com.my/products/samsung-...s112064399.html

Under synthetic run the wash only function takes about 2 hours ish. At one time my wash and dry went up to 5 hours. Is this normal? Much longer than my old top loader
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2 hours ish? i can't vouch, coz my current washing machine is only 7kg. but full load takes a little less than 1 hour. and your drying is 5hours?? like almost half day just to do drying?? lamanya!
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Hi everyone, I bought electrolux dryer EDV6051 in OCtober 2016 and a week ago it suddenly wont turn on. I called electrolux service and they said since i bought the unit overseas (Thailand) they dont cover the warranty so I have to pay rm100 for service charge + whatever spareparts required.

Should i stick to electrolux service or find cheaper option (since no longer under warranty)?

appreciate response. thanks
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Hi everyone, I bought electrolux dryer EDV6051 in OCtober 2016 and a week ago it suddenly wont turn on. I called electrolux service and they said since i bought the unit overseas (Thailand) they dont cover the warranty so I have to pay rm100 for service charge + whatever spareparts required.

Should i stick to electrolux service or find cheaper option (since no longer under warranty)?

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The machine still new. Why don't try the repaire ?
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QUOTE(chichichi @ Jul 27 2018, 09:38 AM)
Hi everyone, I bought electrolux dryer EDV6051 in OCtober 2016 and a week ago it suddenly wont turn on. I called electrolux service and they said since i bought the unit overseas (Thailand) they dont cover the warranty so I have to pay rm100 for service charge + whatever spareparts required.

Should i stick to electrolux service or find cheaper option (since no longer under warranty)?

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PM me and I'll give you a contact to a good repair shop. I just got back my dryer and it's working nicely.
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Hey quick question, have a washer dryer. Notice after drying there’s quite a lot lint outside the machine and around the door, is this normal ? Samsung WD12F9C9U4X

btw my washing and drying time on cotton mode takes about 9 hours to complete. anyone encounter such a long time ?
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I'm looking at this model Electrolux EWF 12033 10kg washer &
EDH3497RDW 9kg heat pump dryer

Any review on this products?
I'm planning to stack dryer on washer using either of the following

1. stacking kit
2. concrete top
3. plywood cabinet

I'm not sure if stacking kit can support the weight of this dryer though. Which option is better? Can anyone share your experience?

Thanks
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Hi,

I'm looking at this model Electrolux EWF 12033 10kg washer &
EDH3497RDW 9kg heat pump dryer

Any review on this products?
I'm planning to stack dryer on washer using either of the following

1. stacking kit
2. concrete top
3. plywood cabinet

I'm not sure if stacking kit can support the weight of this dryer though. Which option is better? Can anyone share your experience?

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There's a original Electrolux stacking kit (with drawer) that supports the dryer. But of course, concrete top is the best option.
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There's a original Electrolux stacking kit (with drawer) that supports the dryer. But of course, concrete top is the best option.
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Are you using this model? Does the stacking kit come with the dryer itself or need to purchase seperately? Can you share?
Also, if i put it on the concrete top, is it stable? The dryer won't shake and fell?

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Are you using this model? Does the stacking kit come with the dryer itself or need to purchase seperately? Can you share?
Also, if i put it on the concrete top, is it stable? The dryer won't shake and fell?
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I was told by Electrolux that the heat pump dryer is too heavy to be stack on top your washer. Dunno true or not though.
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QUOTE(jence @ Aug 6 2018, 10:38 PM)
Are you using this model? Does the stacking kit come with the dryer itself or need to purchase seperately? Can you share?
Also, if i put it on the concrete top, is it stable? The dryer won't shake and fell?
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This stacking kit was recommended by Electrolux's customer service when I asked about it. Yeah, my dryer fits into it nicely.

The dryer is quite stable, rare shakes. So putting onto concrete slab would be fine. If you can, try to make indentation at the 4 point where the studs would be, so they are interlocked.

Attached was the email replied by Electrolux Malaysia. So if the dryer fell after using the kit, sue them.


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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Aug 6 2018, 11:37 PM)
This stacking kit was recommended by Electrolux's customer service when I asked about it. Yeah, my dryer fits into it nicely.

The dryer is quite stable, rare shakes. So putting onto concrete slab would be fine. If you can, try to make indentation at the 4 point where the studs would be, so they are interlocked.

Attached was the email replied by Electrolux Malaysia. So if the dryer fell after using the kit, sue them.
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Hi may i know if are you using the same model of dryer?
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Aug 6 2018, 10:46 PM)
I was told by Electrolux that the heat pump dryer is too heavy to be stack on top your washer. Dunno true or not though.
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Yeah i remember someone told me that, not sure is referring to electrolux heat pump or bosch, coz i asked both last time
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Yeah i remember someone told me that, not sure is referring to electrolux heat pump or bosch, coz i asked both last time
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Only thing is if you read the dryers manual, they do recommend stacking kits so I dunno who to believe
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Aug 6 2018, 10:46 PM)
I was told by Electrolux that the heat pump dryer is too heavy to be stack on top your washer. Dunno true or not though.
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Electrolux Malaysia or dealer selling Electrolux... and many other brands?

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Hi may i know if are you using the same model of dryer?
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Yes, same.

QUOTE(idoblu @ Aug 7 2018, 05:43 PM)
Only thing is if you read the dryers manual, they do recommend stacking kits so I dunno who to believe
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And also as seen on Electrolux catalog. But I don't have it anymore
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Electrolux Malaysia or dealer selling Electrolux... and many other brands?
Yes, same.
And also as seen on Electrolux catalog. But I don't have it anymore
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Electrolux Malaysia Facebook told me that but I dun really trust them haha
End up I didn’t buy the heat pump dryer.

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Electrolux Malaysia Facebook  told me that but I dun really trust them haha
End up I didn’t buy the heat pump dryer.
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I missed the top part of the email replied by Electrolux Malaysia.
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Great, thanks!

May i know how's the performance of the dryer? Does clothes shrink/colour fade after dried using over long period of time?
And where did you get the stacking kit from? from electrolux dealer?

Thanks
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Great, thanks!

May i know how's the performance of the dryer? Does clothes shrink/colour fade after dried using over long period of time?
And where did you get the stacking kit from? from electrolux dealer?

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Clothes shrinking is not the fault of dryer. Don't use too hot setting.

Contact Electrolux Malaysia. I think I've stated this above.
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My washer shakes violently, even though I set the spin settings to lowest. wonder why?
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My washer shakes violently, even though I set the spin settings to lowest. wonder why?
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Pause and loosen then then continue. Probably the clothes all stuck at 1 side of the drum. Very common for top load.
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My washer shakes violently, even though I set the spin settings to lowest. wonder why?
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if you are use Front Load washer , just Remove the Washer Shipping Bolts.
your Supplier should told you this.

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Clothes shrinking is not the fault of dryer. Don't use too hot setting.

Contact Electrolux Malaysia. I think I've stated this above.
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This is my dryer. Been using it for 2 years. Not much issue

I have separate washer (also Electrolux).


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QUOTE(watabakiu @ Aug 12 2018, 08:28 PM)
My washer shakes violently, even though I set the spin settings to lowest. wonder why?
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Pause and loosen then then continue. Probably the clothes all stuck at 1 side of the drum. Very common for top load.
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Oh! didn't know that it's common. the machine shakes like its on esctasy, haha! I dare not try the machine again, is being left idle ever since...

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if you are use Front Load washer , just Remove the Washer Shipping Bolts.
your Supplier should told you this.

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Thanks! But why would the washer shipping bolts even be there in the first place? read through the manual, but no mention of these parts...

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To confirm, the risk of fire would not be high in operating this machine right? All the while using washing machine only, hahaha so my fear is legit!
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Oh! didn't know that it's common. the machine shakes like its on esctasy, haha! I dare not try the machine again, is being left idle ever since...
Thanks! But why would the washer shipping bolts even be there in the first place? read through the manual, but no mention of these parts...

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To confirm, the risk of fire would not be high in operating this machine right? All the while using washing machine only, hahaha so my fear is legit!
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Removing your shipping bolts is important and most manufacturers will explicitly state the bolt removal process it the installation instructions included with your washer. Severe damage to the unit can happen if the washer is ran for long periods with the shipping bolts installed and most manufacturers do not cover damage caused by this under warranty.
check it AGAIN BEFORE YOU USE, or call the Seller . TQ!
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QUOTE(jence @ Aug 7 2018, 05:20 PM)
Yeah i remember someone told me that, not sure is referring to electrolux heat pump or bosch, coz i asked both last time
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today electrolux technician came to fix my dryer's door so i asked him about heat pump type. he says not recommended to stack heat pump type dryer and if need to fix it, owner will have to get their own people to bring it down before they can fix it. The tech from electrolux will not carry it down to the floor if needed. Its too heavy!
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Aug 29 2018, 09:31 AM)
today electrolux technician came to fix my dryer's door so i asked him about heat pump type. he says not recommended to stack heat pump type dryer and if need to fix it, owner will have to get their own people to bring it down before they can fix it. The tech from electrolux will not carry it down to the floor if needed. Its too heavy!
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Thought your place could place it side by side but have to admit it looks neater stacked up.
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Im looking for a good washer and dryer combo unit.
Split between samsung and beko brand. Which one is the best?
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Aug 29 2018, 09:31 AM)
today electrolux technician came to fix my dryer's door so i asked him about heat pump type. he says not recommended to stack heat pump type dryer and if need to fix it, owner will have to get their own people to bring it down before they can fix it. The tech from electrolux will not carry it down to the floor if needed. Its too heavy!
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hmm, i bought the dryer already. if dont stack then i dunno where im gonna put it sad.gif
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hmm, i bought the dryer already. if dont stack then i dunno where im gonna put it sad.gif
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Don’t worry about it then
Deal with it if and when the time comes 😊


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Im looking for a good washer and dryer combo unit.
Split between samsung and beko brand. Which one is the best?
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Take a look at Panasonic Cuble
https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-.../na-d106x1.html

Can get below 5K. 10kg wash/ 6kg dry
Really impressed by the features and fast washing time



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Is it okay to leave my washing machine outside? It is covered but exposed to some rain splashing when there is heavy rain / wind.
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Bought a 8/5kg electrolux washer dryer.
First impression rather underwhelming. Clothe is not as dry as i expect it to be. Perhaps my expectation was a bit too high as i use those heavy duty coin laundry that can finish within 1hour for 1 week worth of clothe.
Also the creases is really obvious..perhaps i overloaded the washer dryer with 5kg cloth.
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Anyone use LG dryer before ? The price is cheaper about RM1k compare Electrolux due to LG model doesn't have heat pump, only normal condenser type.

Any expert please advice between this 3 model. TD-C8066WS vs EDH3786GDW vs EDH3497RDW. Thanks.



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yeah fast washing time, but on full load the drying time is always more than 5 hours.

but im satisfied with this buy. 5k including 1+4 extended warranty.


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yeah fast washing time, but on full load the drying time is always more than 5 hours.

but im satisfied with this buy. 5k including 1+4 extended warranty.
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5 hours just on the drying time or both wash and dry?
Anyway 5hrs is still too long
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Sep 26 2018, 08:20 AM)
5 hours just on the drying time or both wash and dry?
Anyway 5hrs is still too long
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usually is 6 hours for wash n dry for full load. my TNB bill still maintain <rm100 / month with at least 2 cycle of dry n wash per week.

other appliances:
1hp inverter aircond - 12-18hours/day
1.5 non inverter aircond : 6-8hours/day
inverter fridge : whole day (of course)

others: fans, lightings, tv, hood n microwave for cooking (only small house 1000 sqft).


for me its good enough coming from my old house which is always around rm300 per month.

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I've been using a Beko washer and dryer for about 4 years and recently the washer gives out knocking sounds and the drum is shaky. Sent a video to Customer Service and they said they can come check for RM100 fee.

What's the industry rate for out-of-warranty checks for washers and dryers?
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I've been using a Beko washer and dryer for about 4 years and recently the washer gives out knocking sounds and the drum is shaky.  Sent a video to Customer Service and they said they can come check for RM100 fee.

What's the industry rate for out-of-warranty checks for washers and dryers?
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There is no industry rate. Each brand can impose their own rate.
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Looking at Electrolux 8kg heat pump dryer

Electrolux - EDH3786GDW

hows it performance and energy savings ?

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Looking at Electrolux 8kg heat pump dryer

Electrolux - EDH3786GDW

hows it performance and energy savings ?
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If you're lucky, it'd only spoil within the warranty period. If after, it will cost you.
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If you're lucky, it'd only spoil within the warranty period. If after, it will cost you.
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You owned an unit??
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I own the 9kg model. Get warranty extension if you could, just to have peace of mind.
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I own the 9kg model. Get warranty extension if you could, just to have peace of mind.
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How long per drying cycle?
Does it expel hot air?
Hows the electricity bill?
Warranty extension as of Sen Heng type??
Tq
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How long per drying cycle?
Does it expel hot air?
Hows the electricity bill?
Warranty extension as of Sen Heng type??
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Drying cycle varies. It detects dampness on clothes too. Usually 2 hrs for cotton. Less for the rest.

Heat pump consumes the least amount of electricity in term of dryers. So don't worry much about the bill.

Get a more warranty extension from more reliable store. Cross fingers that it doesn't have problem.

All the best! I still love my driver, but it's in workshop now. 🤣
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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Oct 13 2018, 08:47 AM)
Drying cycle varies. It detects dampness on clothes too. Usually 2 hrs for cotton. Less for the rest.

Heat pump consumes the least amount of electricity in term of dryers. So don't worry much about the bill.

Get a more warranty extension from more reliable store. Cross fingers that it doesn't have problem.

All the best! I still love my driver, but it's in workshop now. 🤣
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so scary ka.

me current using beko normal vented dryer.

expel hot air.

electricity consumption very high.

13A SSO always get burn because the circuit share with other appliances.

drying wise full load usually 80mins circle will do the job.


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