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Well tonight I did a small load on the default cupboard dry setting consisting of towels and bath matt and couple of t shirts and a pair of trackies. Only things that came out "cupboard" dry were the trackies. Everything else was still too damp so I am not sure why the default options are not...

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This Is usually compressor protection same way as your fridge won't start for 3 minutes after being turned off or on. It's to protect the compressor.

On the beko the compressor starts up after about 3 minutes by this point the drum already been turning. No didn't do anything different.

The fan on the bottom of the beko runs after 5 mins if cycle start and runs right thorough to compressor turning off before cool down cycle. It's to keep the compressor cool. So what's point in cupboard dry then if you have to use extra dry? Also why did first few loads work perfectly?

I don't know how the compressor regulates its temp its either on or off no in between and takes a good ten mins before output reAched again after pausing cycle. Remember this is a dehumidifier setup inside a dryer. Yes it was back to back loads but was fine the day before.

Being a heat pump as hot as it gets on cottons is probably the temp of a lower heat setting on a standard electric dryer. So not sure how it regulates temp any further all it shows if you put it on synthetics cupboard dry is a lower program estimate time of arrival. I imagine if you put cottons...

For sensor programs i have iron dry, cupboard dry & extra dry. These options appear for both synthetics or cottons. Both times I used cupboard dry first times everything dry perfectly enough to put away yet this time I've had to put back over the door the sheet and duvet cover. Both times...

Hope there isn't a problem with it.

Did a load of bedding today Egyptian cotton I have two sets of the same did it the other day they came out cupboard dry did a load today and they came out damp so unsure as to why they came out damp still. Previous load to that a few t shirts came out damp also filters were clean on both occasions.

Did an 8 kg load of mixed cottons, t shirts, jeans, towels. It took 2:40 minutes costing 23p of electric approx. Everything wonderfully dry no damp patches at all. Really happy with this machine as it uses a lower temp to dry clothes and drying times are not much more as it is so efficient at...

Hmmm not sure what do u think? I usually leave them on for a few weeks lol.

Nope the depth wouldn't allow for that and he checked that anyway and it wasn't possible. Not fussed about it being hidden anyway its a decent looking piece of kit.

I will be doing some bigger washes on Monday so will report back back with cost, time & energy use. Had the dryer fitted into the units today by my partners dad. Had to have one of the cupboards removed to get it in but fellas dad used to be kitchen fitter so he sorted it and used the free...

I would recommend them as customer service was fantastic. No problems retuning indesit at end of day it was manufactures warranty yet they still could have told me to take it up with them. I got a full refund however.

Well it uses approx 700 watts per your so hour and half to do a load is approx 1.1kw.

Next load was 1:33 long and cost 13p! Question re the cool down at the end the compressor seems to keep running right up until the end of the cycle suggesting no cool down happens. Air temp was thx same also in the dryer 38c and didn't drop.

For my bedding, king size sheet, duvet cover, and 4 pillow cases took 1.5hours. I had the spin setting set to 1000 as no option for 1100 and thought would be more accurate than setting to 1200. Put in another load now mixed stuff such as bath mats and jeans and t shirts etc. wondering if should...

It's telling me there's half an hour left of drying and it's upto 40c what I have noticed is that the bounce tumble dryer sheet doesn't work as the dryer doesn't get hot enough to activate it. No great issue at all though and much gentler drying.

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