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LG 8kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer [FDT208W] - Use code - Sold by reliantdirect
LG 8kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer [FDT208W] - Use code - Sold by reliantdirect
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Posted 8 September 2023

LG 8kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer [FDT208W] - Use code - Sold by reliantdirect

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Another good one from reliant via eBay. Cheaper than last time, which was direct on the main site. Use code TAKES5NOW to get it at £379.05

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Heat Pump
Enjoy the Gentle Dry with Heat Pump
Dries laundry at low temperatures, gentle on clothes.

An Optimal Dry on the First Try
Have well dried clothes the first time with Sensor Dry, which humidity sensor automatically optimizes drying time.

Refrigerant R290
LG dryer with R290 refrigerant has lower Global Warming Potential than R134a*.

Specifications
  • Model Number - FDT208W
  • Colour - White
  • Manufacturers Warranty - Parts (Months)24
  • Manufacturers Warranty - Labour (Months)24
  • Warranty - 2 Years
  • Dry Load - 8 kg
  • Noise Level - 64 dB
  • Dimensions (CM) - (H) 69 x (W) 66 x (D) 85
  • Net Weight - 60 kg
  • Number Of Programs - 15
  • Dimensions In Packaging (CM)(H) - 70.2 x (W) 66 x (D) 92
  • Quick Dry Time - 30 Minutes
  • Energy Rating - A
  • Dryer Type - Heat Pump
  • Quick Dry Time - Yes


Programs
  • Babywear - Yes
  • Hygiene - Yes
  • Outdoor - Yes
  • Quick 34 - Yes
  • Shirt 20 - Yes
  • Synthetics - Yes
  • Time Dry - Yes
  • Wool Refresh - Yes
  • Cotton - Yes
  • Delicates - Yes
  • Duvet - Yes
  • Mix (Mixed Fabric) - Yes
  • Refresh - Yes
  • Sportswear - Yes
  • Towels - Yes


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  1. BrianButterfield's avatar
    Just a word of warning, do not make the same mistake I made and only buy one of these if you're not using it in a heated room. I have all my big appliances in the garage and during the winter (the time you need a dryer as you can hang the clothes up in the summer) it's cold in there, so I was wondering why it wasn't drying anything and costing more in electricity than the conventional one it replaced. Turns out in the manual it was like 15c-35c was optimal.... Well it's like 5c in there on an average winters day, and it couldn't dry my clothes.

    So do not buy one if that is your situation as well. (edited)
    stevieglfc's avatar
    Hmm I just ordered this and will probably be in the same situ
    Anyone else have this issue ?
  2. stevenandrobbo119's avatar
    Somebody has warned last time this was posted that you can't access the condenser to clean it and apparently it affects the life of the appliance?

    Anyone confirm?
    mchilli's avatar
    No, that doesn't make sense. They are under the flap and pull out at the bottom.
    50950004_1.jpgVery easy to clean just like most others, all sane design. (edited)
  3. phonetechy's avatar
    What's the running costs of this? Energy rating?
  4. martd69's avatar
    Ordered thanks OP
  5. abc131313's avatar
    I have a Samsung heat pump dryer. My wife says it is the best appliance in the house! Brilliant!
  6. Tank12345's avatar
    Heat pump driers are getting mixed reviews at best.
    bornagainst's avatar
    I've had mine a couple of years. Bloody brilliant from what I've seen, had no issues at all...
  7. Margherita's avatar
    Good deal. Is it bad that I thought this was the Xbox s?
    Mattyblob's avatar
    It's Saturday, you can drink as much as you like
  8. cambourne03's avatar
    Heat pump dryers take forever to dry clothes.Much prefer my condenser dryer
  9. Adbar66's avatar
    What’s better Heat Pump vs Condenser. Our drier is always on with a family of 4 (old vented) and has packed up.
    Temperance_Dave's avatar
    Yours could be a Thermostat fail a new one is around £10 and simple to replace
  10. Antimus's avatar
    Price has gone up, now £550.05 with code
  11. CyptoHippy's avatar
    Now waiting for the next time this is back on offer, happy to buy LG, Samsung or Bosch ideally with a 5 year warranty.
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