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landroverben
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool fridge freezer water leak
Should I have a water reservoir attached to the two pipes I mentioned above?
The pipes stick up with the ends behind a curved plastic cover, but behind this cover there is just a cable tie attached to the back of the fridge and nothing else!Any suggestions would be gratefully received.
Thanks,
Ben
December 2, 2008 at 4:29 pm in reply to: Good washer dryer? – Two new AEG L14850 failed in a month! #270387landroverben
ParticipantRe: Good washer dryer? – Two new AEG L14850 failed in a mont
Thanks for the advice.
The company who supplied our washer dryer have allowed me to choose an alternative replacement, so I’ve gone for a Bosch Logixx WAS28466GB washing machine. Hopefully this will be more reliable than the washer dryer. This just leaves me to decide on a compact washer dryer – thanks for you advice on the condenser one WQ.
I only need a compact dryer for about a year as we plan on moving, hopefully to a house with space for a full dryer.
Does anyone know roughly how much it costs to get a through-wall vent put in for a dryer? I guess this might be outside the scope of this forum. The house is late 1980s with brick outer wall, cavity and breeze block inner walls.
Any reccomendations for a compact dryer? Bearing in mind that I am used to the performance of a washer-dryer I guess anything should be an improvement!
Thanks,
BenDecember 2, 2008 at 9:16 am in reply to: Good washer dryer? – Two new AEG L14850 failed in a month! #270384landroverben
ParticipantRe: Good washer dryer? – Two new AEG L14850 failed in a mont
Thanks very much for the advice so far. I think that I could fit in a slimline dryer above the washing machine (only a shallow dryer will fit due to a sloping ceiling). Due to location it would have to be a condenser dryer, so the only product I can find to fit the bill is the Zanussi TC180W.
Does anyone know if this dryer is any good? Do you think that a separate washing machine and this compromise (only 3.5kg) dryer is the safer bet?Thanks for your advice,
Ben
December 1, 2008 at 11:34 pm in reply to: Good washer dryer? – Two new AEG L14850 failed in a month! #270381landroverben
ParticipantRe: Good washer dryer? – Two new AEG L14850 failed in a mont
Hello,
Thanks for your replies. I would prefer to have a separate washer and dryer but dont have the space, even for a compact dryer.
I’ve checked the plumbing and all seems fine – the outlet hose has a tapered section so that you can only put it in the waste pipe about 6 inches or so. Both have failed on the drying cycle.
We went for the AEG as we wanted a reliable make, and the AEG has a 7kg load. Unfortunatly the others all seem to have a 5kg load.
Is there much difference between the Siemens and the Bosch machines? Are Siemens made in Germany?
Thanks,
BenSeptember 11, 2008 at 8:13 pm in reply to: Reliable washer dryer for around £500. Please help! #262323landroverben
ParticipantWhite knight dryer?
Thanks for the advice. Didn’t know compact dryers existed, but the good news is I do have space for one 🙂 . This would be a temoprary measure as we plan on moving next year so hopefully will have space for full size units.
Are the white knight compact dryers (model 372WV) for £99 any good? Should I pay the £10 extra for the model with reverse function (382wv)? Do I have to vent to the outside? Or is it ok to use one of the condensing boxes? (I dont really want to pay £270 for the zanusi condensing compact dryer).Ben
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