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Beko white goods
« on: 23 November 2011, 00:20:01 »

My LG washing machine is leaking because of a duff door seal the cheapest replacement part i can find is £81 plus labour which i find to be a hell of a lot of cash for a door seal and im not willing to pay that for a 5 year old machine
So i have been looking online at buying a replacement and there are alot of decent spec Beko washers to be had for not a lot of money.

I have been reading reviews online and lots of people think Beko are pretty good but i have always thought of them as cheap crap
has anyone here owned any Beko products and have good things to say about them or am i correct in saying that there cheap crap.and you get what you pay for

any input possitive or not would be greatly recieved

Doug
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Re: Beko white goods
« Reply #1 on: 23 November 2011, 00:34:49 »

My LG washing machine is leaking because of a duff door seal the cheapest replacement part i can find is £81 plus labour which i find to be a hell of a lot of cash for a door seal and im not willing to pay that for a 5 year old machine
So i have been looking online at buying a replacement and there are alot of decent spec Beko washers to be had for not a lot of money.

I have been reading reviews online and lots of people think Beko are pretty good but i have always thought of them as cheap crap
has anyone here owned any Beko products and have good things to say about them or am i correct in saying that there cheap crap.and you get what you pay for

any input possitive or not would be greatly recieved

Doug

Got a Beko dishwasher and very happy with it.  :y
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Re: Beko white goods
« Reply #2 on: 23 November 2011, 02:33:15 »

door seals are a piece of doddle to fit,why not give it a try,loads of how too on you tube covering many machines,
took me few hours to find one that was in my price bracket and did it myself  :y
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« Reply #3 on: 23 November 2011, 05:37:27 »

My LG washing machine is leaking because of a duff door seal the cheapest replacement part i can find is £81 plus labour which i find to be a hell of a lot of cash for a door seal and im not willing to pay that for a 5 year old machine
So i have been looking online at buying a replacement and there are alot of decent spec Beko washers to be had for not a lot of money.

I have been reading reviews online and lots of people think Beko are pretty good but i have always thought of them as cheap crap
has anyone here owned any Beko products and have good things to say about them or am i correct in saying that there cheap crap.and you get what you pay for

any input possitive or not would be greatly recieved

Doug

Got a Beko dishwasher and very happy with it.  :y

Same as  :y

About 18months old now, used nearly every day on the eco wash (AAA rated)  :y
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« Reply #4 on: 23 November 2011, 06:11:11 »

I have been reading reviews online and lots of people think Beko are pretty good but i have always thought of them as cheap crap
has anyone here owned any Beko products and have good things to say about them or am i correct in saying that there cheap crap.and you get what you pay for

any input possitive or not would be greatly recieved

Doug
That will always be the case in life, but Beko have pulled their socks up over the years to the point where their products will actually last for a reasonable time before failure.
Think of them as being a bit like Skoda. Back in the late eighties they were truly god awful and the butt of many jokes, nobody is laughing at them now though.

I have worked on quite a few domestic appliances over the years (I'm a sparks by trade) and I would have no problem in recommending a Beko product. They are still built to a price, but I'd say you'll have no problem getting at least 5 years out of it before you start considering major repairs (eg, drum bearings).


door seals are a piece of doddle to fit,
Unless it's a Zanussi, nothing is easy on those ba$****s  >:(



 
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Re: Beko white goods
« Reply #5 on: 23 November 2011, 06:32:33 »

as jiffy says not too hard to fit yourself, LG seals on the bay of e are £20-£35 ish depending on serial number.
mostly fitting is only a sort of ring clamp  :y
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« Reply #6 on: 23 November 2011, 07:38:22 »

And dont forget the beko fridges that catch fire, and it is only when the fire brigade complained that they finally admitted to it. I know they have changed the offending part now but it hardly inspires confidence from me.
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Re: Beko white goods
« Reply #7 on: 23 November 2011, 07:55:22 »

I have a fridge and washing machine by beko and apart from a circuit board issue on the washing machine after 5 years use they have served me well and it was a cheap easy repair too
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Re: Beko white goods
« Reply #8 on: 23 November 2011, 09:50:17 »

door seals are a piece of doddle to fit,
Unless it's a Zanussi, nothing is easy on those ba$****s  >:(

Oh, Gawd! You've just reminded me that the bearings on ours are getting noisy again. Had to strip the entire machine down and split the two halves of the drum last time. ::)
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Re: Beko white goods
« Reply #9 on: 23 November 2011, 09:52:34 »

We havent got a Beko washing machine but we do have Beko fridge cooker and freezer for the last 10 years without any problems. :y
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« Reply #10 on: 23 November 2011, 10:51:54 »

generally export products are built better than whats sold here..
 
and if the producer wants to sell its product , they must not build crap things..
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Re: Beko white goods
« Reply #11 on: 23 November 2011, 13:34:30 »

My Beko Fridge-Freezer is now 12 years old & never put a foot wrong! Having said that, wasn't there a recent high profile news story concerning a Beko F/F catching fire resulting in the deaths of several members of a family?, not the first fire with this manufacturers F/F's to be reported either  :-\
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Re: Beko white goods
« Reply #12 on: 23 November 2011, 13:49:22 »

We have a Beko fridge/freezer, it's probably the noisiest in the world. Lots of gurgling and groaning and stuff. . . .or is that me????   ;D  No, definatly the fridge/freezer.
Won't buy another.
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« Reply #13 on: 23 November 2011, 13:51:59 »

We have a Beko fridge/freezer, it's probably the noisiest in the world. Lots of gurgling and groaning and stuff. . . .or is that me????   ;D  No, definatly the fridge/freezer.
Won't buy another.

My Bosch does that (I say 'mine', the previous owners of the house left it) - it makes some of the strangest noises..
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« Reply #14 on: 23 November 2011, 13:55:46 »

We have a Beko fridge/freezer, it's probably the noisiest in the world. Lots of gurgling and groaning and stuff. . . .or is that me????   ;D  No, definatly the fridge/freezer.
Won't buy another.

My Bosch does that (I say 'mine', the previous owners of the house left it) - it makes some of the strangest noises..
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