AEG 7000 Series Washer Dryer 8kg Wash/5kg Dry Load
AEG 7000 Series Washer Dryer 8kg Wash/5kg Dry Load LWR7185M4B, Prosteam Freestanding Washer Dryer using 96% less water, 1400rpm Spin, Energy Class A, White [Energy Class A]
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| Weight: | 74.5 kg |
| Dimensions: | 57.6 x 59.7 x 84.7 cm; 74.5 Kilograms |
| Brand: | AEG |
| Model: | LWR7185M4B |
| Part: | 914 610 321 |
| Colour: | White |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Manufacture: | Electrolux |
| Dimensions: | 57.6 x 59.7 x 84.7 cm; 74.5 Kilograms |
| Origin: | Italy |
Living in a flat with no garden I got sick of having a clothes airer out so much of the time. It’s got more settings than anyone could ever want but is easy to program. Adjusts the washing time depending on how much you put in it. Very quiet (the spinner obviously makes some noise but far quieter than my old one). Can’t really hear it unless I’m stood in the kitchen. They try to upsell the extended warranty quite hard but as it’s a premium item I hope it will last far longer that the 2 year free one, and if you do buy the extended one you’ll have paid the price of replacing it two years into the extended warranty.
Positives
– not too loud even on 1600 rpm spin
– gets everything clean
– lots of quick wash/smaller load options
– settings mostly intuitive
– pods feature seems to be a neat innovation if you use pods
– cheaper than my previous very similar machine which was also A-rated
Negatives
– an unpleasant odour when the machine was new, despite running an empty Cottons 95oC programme as per the instructions, took several wash cycles to clear, and there remains a tendency towards mustiness if it has not been used for a few days
– ‘dry only’ settings take a bit of figuring out, you have to press the button *twice* and there seems to be no way of setting a timer for how long you want the dryer to run, the machine decides how long its going to take and that’s that
– the timings for each wash setting are misleading as the ‘prosense’ feature kicks in and changes the duration of the wash only after the programme has started, thus you discover that a basic full load of cottons at 40oC takes —– forever
– ‘eco’ setting does not allow you to reduce wash temp to 30oC
– no smart app connectivity (personally I did not want this feature, but a lot of other machines come with it)