Advantages: Economical with a good selection of programmes Disadvantages: Only 5kg maximum load
I have just replaced my old washing machine with a Beko and wow what a difference. Not only is the machine more compact it is also A+ energy efficient. My old machine was noisy, time consuming and temperamental towards the end which is why I am so pleased with the efficiency and quality of this product.
I ordered the Beko WM5140W from Pixmania for only £179 and after it was efficiently and professional unpacked and installed by the delivery team I was eager to start clearing the washing that had piled up over the last few days. Having read the instructions which I found to be very easily laid out and structured to be user friendly I duly followed the instructions for ?First Use?.
This was to use the machine at ?cottons 90 °C? programme without any laundry items. I found the dials easy to read and operate as they are all clearly ...
colliedog2 23.11.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Beko WM5140W
Advantages: Good value machine, washes well on every programe Disadvantages: Quick wash cycle takes ages!
My very expensive washing machine "died" after just 2 years, so I thought I may as well get a cheaper one this time if that was going to happen again. This Beko model was the cheapest one recommended on comparison web sites. Well I have to say I am chuffed to bits with it. It does exactly "what it says on the tin", lovely clean clothes on all programs, even the delicate wash. It is a very quiet machine, with easy to follow controls. My only little gripe with it is that Beko's idea of a quick wash programe is a bit wide of the mark to mine! Apart from that I am very happy with it and would recomend this model to anyone. I have been doing my daughters washing as her's is broken, and even my 4 year old grandson's muddy jeans come up clean. ...
whitehart 10.11.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of Beko WM5100S
Advantages: cheap Disadvantages: doesnt heat up before it stops - have to keep restarting the cycle
I was looking for the cheapest tumble dryer I could find. Cheaper meant vented as opposed to condensing. Vented seems the better option if you already have a hold for the venting pipe.
It seems cheaper can actually be too frugal to the detriment of actually getting the clothes dried. Bought mine from comet and it packed up within a 1 month. It would not heat up, hence clothes would not dry. Engineer came out to fix it and said the thermostat had gone and would need to be ordered. But this never happened, so a wrangle ensued with Comet as I tried to return it and they have this horribly complicated returns process - that I eventually had to get Beko to authorise.
Got another as a replacement, but problems can still persist - but at least only £100 down the drain and not £200+ ...
jupiter28 20.03.2008
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