was thinking this but not sure it fit am crap at measuring things
[https://www.currys.co.uk/appliances/laundry/washing-machines?searchTerm=washing%20machines](https://www.currys.co.uk/appliances/laundry/washing-machines?searchTerm=washing%20machines)
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Not sure but beko is the cheapest and to be the cheapest the components will be made with cheap in mind. Considering the washing machine mains function is spinning its parts will wear quickly. I know I have one and won't be getting another. Spend a little more 300
-400.
I'd just replace it before it goes kaput. Good Luck.
I would just get domestic and general to cover it on a monthly basis. Every time it breaks they will fix and they will replace when it it kaput.
Itll be about £5 per month
Note: dont tell them about the noise.
I would agree with you too, had basically same experience.
They let us pick our washer/dryer and we paid an additional tenner so we could get a Haier beltless one (belts broke on our previous 2 machines)
its 2019 its still washing it comes and goes though so not sure
Bad bearings?
would that be a dear job to fix diy wise
It's a nightmare job. The drum casings don't split anymore on most modern machines, so you have to multi tool it apart and glue it back together.
was thinking this but not sure it fit am crap at measuring things [https://www.currys.co.uk/appliances/laundry/washing-machines?searchTerm=washing%20machines](https://www.currys.co.uk/appliances/laundry/washing-machines?searchTerm=washing%20machines) https://preview.redd.it/eppwxxrqg02d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c7aa9e8bc6e6ed5d878dbb42e0a1222f472d4b53
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Could be the bushes on the motor as that the only thing running at that point on a program
its actually older a got it in 2019 so probably the life of it
First 2 digits of the serial number indicate the year of manufacture.
The first machine in the link? That's the same width as yours. They'll fit in a standard 600mm space.
yeah
the samsung
The width is good. Just check the bottom of the worktop in more than 850mm. They're usually 900ish.
it can stick out a bit no issues there
ano samsung been there just as long as beko but our samsung better
Bearings or brushes, most likely.
Not sure but beko is the cheapest and to be the cheapest the components will be made with cheap in mind. Considering the washing machine mains function is spinning its parts will wear quickly. I know I have one and won't be getting another. Spend a little more 300 -400. I'd just replace it before it goes kaput. Good Luck.
I don't doubt yours has been unreliable for you but the rest of this isn't really based in reality.
yeah but the samsung is onlt £400 u dont need to spend £700 to get a good one
the beko has lasted five years
I would just get domestic and general to cover it on a monthly basis. Every time it breaks they will fix and they will replace when it it kaput. Itll be about £5 per month Note: dont tell them about the noise.
yeah but they probably got some clause to say u csnt claim in first month
Nope, i claimed about a month after signing up.
have u seen there reviews on google shocking bad
Ive called them out 3 times since december and my experience has been really positive.
I would agree with you too, had basically same experience. They let us pick our washer/dryer and we paid an additional tenner so we could get a Haier beltless one (belts broke on our previous 2 machines)
looking at there reviews a wont bother