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A nice easy choice for a healthy budget such as yours would be Liebherr. They are well known as being the best and also produce for Miele.
Don
Could do, it would give you bigger capacities in both ovens. There is dual fuel as another option ( gas hob and electric ovens).
Don
Sadly no, the only double oven that will go under the worktop is a double built under which are 72cm tall. Most manufacturers produce one or two so you will have some choice.
Don
Heat pump dryers are the cheapest to use but are more expensive than the other two types. In time this will be the only choice you will have.
Vented are the cheapest to buy but use more electricity, something like the Indesit IDV75 basic dryer is a good little workhorse and easy to repair. Condenser dryers are the middle road in price, don’t need venting and you can have sensor models which will monitor the dryness level and turn the heater off when dryness level is achieved therefore saving money.
All in all condenser dryer with sensors is the way to go.
Don
A couple of years ago Siemens announced this would happen, all retailers recieved a letter from BSH group explaining it. I must confess it went over my head a little. Thankfully the letter said that trading terms etc would not be affected in any way. That was all I wanted to read, there is an explanation here if you wish to read it.
It’s nothing new for Bosch Neff and Siemens to have non core model variants available to the online boys, Euronics dealers and independents. The differences are very small and vary across each sector. It does cause a little confusion for the consumer but I always say research thoroughly and buy the variant which best suits your needs.
There is no difference in quality and all have the usual two year warranty.
Don
Apologies on the height put it down to a senior moment 😉 The only one like that I know of is the https://www.montpellier-appliances.com/product-details/montpellier-mab2035c/ which has a two year warranty.
Don
You only find “copy” parts on the fast moving lines like fan oven elements, thermostats etc. I think the bypass filter is the cheaper option.
Don
IC WG wrote:
WWG660 is current selection, having worked up the model range to get the preferred set of wash programmes.
That one’s fine 🙂
Don
Be aware that the Miele WEA025 and the WCA030 have sealed tubs. While they are shown on Miele tech there is no part number attached to it so I have to assume it is not going to be cost effective.
Don
No chance, the last Google references of user manual requests were back in 2013 and as far back as 2009.
Enjoy it while it’s working 😉
Don
