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Beko WTL72051W Washing Machine 7Kg 1200 RPM £176 with code free delivery @ AO EBay£176 Free P&P FreeeBay Deals
Posting this for anyone in need of an affordable washing machine. Dimensions: 84cm(H) 60cm(W) 49cm(D) Washer Size: 7 Kg Annual Energy Consumption: 173 Kwh Control Panel Lock: Yes Control Ty…

I want the deal to go hot because it’s better buying this rather than buying second hand imho. As myself and others have said it’s definitely not for everyone and the comments are useful to folks considering buying this model given the long wash times and inefficient quick wash cycle
Fair enough, and certainly not saying it was intentional (hence mis- rather than dis-!) Agree that most of the washes are too long, but again that is a common issue nowadays with all the manufacturers trying to achieve a top energy rating. I’ve used the older version of this, smaller and without the display but same layout and programmes - found the times in the manual accurate, so not sure what’s going on with yours.
you might need to manually spin it in the middle or at the end of the wash since it will be using double the amount of water. also this might not be a good idea if your on a water meter or something. However - I think 2x30 is still cheaper in electric than the other cycles but you would have to check.
I voted hot for the price and haven’t added disinformation to this thread. Do you have this machine? I do and the synthetic wash takes longer than 2hours 15 minutes and per your link one of the washes is 4 hours and others are 3 and a half hours. Would it have been too much trouble to have at least one cycle with an effective wash at a shorter run time? Worth a try, thanks
So much misinformation in this thread. Wash times are on pages 24 and 25 of the manual here: https://storage.beko.co.uk/bekoupload/manuals/WTL72051.pdf The synthetics wash at 40 degrees takes 2 hours and 15 minutes. Yes, still long but I found on my older but similar model it did a good job. Most modern machines have long cycles to comply with energy regs. And it has a timer, just not a countdown display, as I’ve corrected above. Not rocket science to add the cycle time to the delay you’ve set to work out when it’ll finish. This is a cheap and cheerful machine for people on a tight budget - yes, you could get a lot more for another £100 but not everyone can in the current circumstances. You’re very unlikely to get better for the money right now