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The Bosch WFF 2000?
My Beko had been playing up from new and finally bit the big one after sewers flooded my house 🙁
Decided to get it insured with Domgen just in-case… bearing kits look expensive and I don’t fancy that kinda job IF they ever went south!
Just after some reassurance that this was a good way to go with reliability etc really, and maybe what I should keep an eye on….. most washers have their weak points….
Cheers…
Re: Anyone got a good thing to say about……
Hi Dusty321
Sturdy enough machine well built too, a few years old now but should give good service for many years to come. A regular maintenance wash will help keep it in good condition.
HTH 🙂
Don
Re: Anyone got a good thing to say about……
Hi Dusty321,
I have a 15 year old (or so) Bosch WFF2000, and it is excellent. I bought it reconditioned and haven’t looked back since. It washes and rinses perfectly well indeed. Plenty parts available also so I can keep it going for some years yet.
Its built like a tank!
The only other thing I can say it is the best washing machine by far that I’ve ever had. 8)
HTH,
Oliver.
Re: Anyone got a good thing to say about……
Hey gents, thanks for putting my mind at rest!!
Just done the first maintenance wash with a dab of bleach so that should be ok for a week or 2.
Is it fair to say the Bosch is better that the standard Beko I had?
Cheers all
Re: Anyone got a good thing to say about……
Dusty321 wrote:Just done the first maintenance wash with a dab of bleach so that should be ok for a week or 2.
Whites washing powder has a dab of bleach already in it so none extra is needed 😉
Dusty321 wrote:
Is it fair to say the Bosch is better that the standard Beko I had?Cheers all
Certainly is by a long way 😉
Don
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