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  • May 16, 2009 at 8:16 am #45755
    skywatch
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    Hi,

    After my post yesterday I have seen a Siemens SE26T252UK that comes with a 5 years parts and labour warranty. This seems good to me. But is the dishwasher any good?

    So here are the choices, which would you go for and why?

    Siemens SE26T252UK

    or

    Bosch SMS50E02

    They are both about the same price +/- £30.

    Thanks

    Andrew

    May 16, 2009 at 8:26 am #286917
    don
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    Re: Siemens or Bosch

    Hi skywatch


    It has to be the Siemens everytime, the guarantee alone is worth about £100. Both brands are from the same stable, in the event of any service required it would be the same engineer that would visit.

    The Siemens products are slightly better on water consumption and usually a couple of decibels quieter.

    HTH

    Don

    Glisten dishwasher cleaner

    May 16, 2009 at 11:37 am #286918
    skywatch
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    Re: Siemens or Bosch

    Hi Don,

    Thanks for that…..but yesterday you said it was Bosch all the way, now it’s Siemens…..Why the sudden change of heart?

    Andrew

    May 16, 2009 at 11:47 am #286919
    don
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    Re: Siemens or Bosch

    Hi skywatch

    Normally Siemens are streets more expensive than Bosch so I didn`t go there 😉 however if someone has a Siemens in stock albeit an older model at a slightly higher price I would go for it.

    Don

    May 18, 2009 at 9:12 am #286920
    skywatch
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    Re: Siemens or Bosch

    Well, after a lot of searching around and deciding what would be the best deal I have gone with the following….

    Siemens SE26M290GB

    Total cost delivered is £455.04 with 5 years call-out, labour and parts. (from Laskys).

    It’s the same inside as a Bosch SMS69 in Currys that’s priced at £599.99 (without delivery and only comes with 2 years warranty)……

    So I feel happy with this now (especially when you see companies charging £250 for a 5 year warranty)…..Only time will tell if I made a wise decision.

    I’ll be back in a few months looking for a new washing machine so will post an update then.

    Thanks

    Andrew

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