They do have stackable washer and dryer

FV1409S4W - washer
VD-H9066WS - dryer

I believe these 2 are stackable. But both are 9kg only

heat pump dryer is not cheap. The dryer alone would cost you almost 3k - 4k already. No matter which brand

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Oct 15 2022, 04:42 PM

Fair enough, since its a lesser known brand. As long it works well in the long term then its a steal

But for those who plan to stack their washer and dryer, better to buy both from the same brand that are stackable. I know LG is one of them

no issues if both the models are meant to be stackable

note that not all models are stackable

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Jan 9 2023, 12:17 AM

I'm using step down model FV1410H3P. I bought combo also thinking the dryer function can be good backup for rainy season

Well I only used the dryer function only once.... the drying result was just not that good, also took too long and used more energy. In the end I hang my clothes indoor with those drying rack and just dry with fan during rainy season

I did seperate my wash and dry cycle previously (towels). I actually expected it to take long, but was honestly dissapointed at the drying result since my towels still came out damp

Another thing also my towels all have this weird rubber smell after the drying cycle, so bad that i have to rewash some of them. And they left a lot of lint in the drum and along the rubber seals which is quite a pain to get rid of. Not sure is it because of first time use? And I rmb after the wash cycle was done, I wiped the door inside and also the rubber seals dry before I start the dry cycle. Is this necessary?

Anyway I was so dissapointed with the drying that I never bothered to use it after that.... hanging my clothes under the fan takes probably just as long or maybe slower but it consumes less energy and also less harmful to your fabric in long run

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Sep 22 2023, 01:08 PM

But that was my first time using the dryer. It was new.

And i also already done a few wash cycles before trying the dry function

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Sep 22 2023, 01:57 PM

FV1413H2BA have auto dispenser for detergent and softener

Personally I would avoid it. An extra thing to go wrong in the long term. Also you must only use liquid detergent and no powder, and I've read that not all liquid detergent work well with the dispenser

Im referring to the auto dispenser

Get model from common brands better.... easier to find spare parts, especially for front load, your absorber will need replacing in few years time depending how you use it

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Aug 12 2025, 07:23 PM

That is assuming you willing and can do DIY fixing. Sometimes even when you got the parts, but can't find a foreman to fix it because nobody is familiar with the model

Also I dont really agree with the whole "throwaway and buy new" argument when it comes to large appliances. Since when had large appliances become disposable item? This is not handphone or laptop....

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Aug 25 2025, 07:49 PM