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Can I just ask, why do you keep creating different threads/posts? I'm now lost between, whats actually happened to your machine. Its better to create 1 thread, and then continue on that thread, so we can see the progress. In regards to your machine, I'd personally make my mind up, if something...

Its exactly the same as the previouys range - just different door, oh and the new Regulation programmes - which means the machine is actually a health risk, as there's only 1 programme at 90 (which has a pre-wash), all other cycles are at about 50C or lower. So if you want to wash at 90, or 60...

Corrrection 8KG - not 9, as mentioned. Everything is the same mind you :)

The dispenser drawer has grown on me, it was my only annoyance with the machine! But now, I like it! These Smart, are massive improvement in Quality over the previous round door range. I highly recommend on my own experience, and i've notice you keep going back to this - so think its definitely...

Plain White lights are fine for me. We'll decorate our outdoor tree with them next week. In the meantime - yesterday I put up a row of multi coloured LED's along the guttering, a row of Blue & white snowdrop LED's below, and then a slow glow (old not LED) row of lanterns around the door /...

Why do you keep sending us links to Youtube? Also why do you keep opening up old threads. This is about the 4th in a week??

You could always plug it in and see what happens. It will be using 240/220V for the heater, the rest is probably only running of 110V or less anyway! As You've said - hot water enters anyway, so it should be fine. Its not like your plugging a 110V into a 240V plug which could be a disaster!

Depends how the steam is made... If its from a generator and pumped in at the top of the drum, steam rises, so not going to really go anywhere, and it'll soon condense as the drum is cooler anyway. (LG/Miele technique) However if there's not a generator, and its the bottom of the tub that...

Mine fits flush! The earlier models with the swivel drawer had a few problems, but now they've changed it by adding runners in the drawer so it clicks in place when closed, to make it fit flush.

Quote: "I just get really frustrated with seeing fairly new machines chucked at the tip and the like because they're not made to last." Exactly the reason why choosing a machine with a 10 year guarantee is going to prevent this risk.

Dascot, You've clearly got it in for Hotpoint. Do you actually own one? didn't think so. Their online prices are for those who do not have the parts guarantee. those who didn't register. Of course you could book online, and pay those extraordinary rates, though phoning them up, you'll realise...

Dascot ... Pictures are for illustrative purposes only This machine, just like every Hotpoint 8KG+ (and some 7KG like mine), features their brushless motor (they call it super silent), its not super silent, but its certainly quieter than their not brushless motor models. For instance during the...

If you look at the machine, theres a display (with 3 buttons below: Temp, Spin, Delay), theres 3 buttons next to it (Extra Rinse, Reduced Creases, Key Lock/Child Lock), then theres a round button (the round button is the SMART Button). On The older models it was called wash agitation. It had a...

SMART Tech - is basically 3 options, you choose via a button: Speed+ (a fast wash, consuming more energy & water, but faster duration, around 50% faster). Auto+ (the most energy efficient, adjusting to the load, like fuzzy logic). Clean+ (longer duration, deeper water levels, occasional periods...

agree with Washboy2005 my one that's 1 year 3 months old, is still going strong, as new. That WMFUG model, is a Curry's Exclusive, and IMO great :) They really are better built over earlier models, and their latest range is even better built over the previous round door range - and there's...

I was browsing through the Indesit Company website today, and was looking at their finance reports. they always display "future products". I notice the front page features a Hotpoint Washer, which looks very Indesit/Hotpoint style'd, but with a Whirlpool type display? I think it looks...

@gansky It depends on the brand. Some ovens manufacturers do still sell the US style separate Grill, which is usually above the Hob on top? (very rare now though) However most have it built in to the Top Oven. Most manufacturers, put in a similar grilling element to those used in the states...

I'll never buy Beko now. So thats another thing to add to their (Disaster) list: 1. Tumble Dryer Fire's 2. Fridge Fire's 3. Oven Fire's 4. Oven's that Gas people (to death) 5. Shattering Door Glasses on Ovens under heat 6. Washing Machine door glass exploding (well most brands had this too)...

Most of the keys are the same, so I would contact Whirpool/Maytag, and give the model of the push & slide mechanism, and the washer model. I know this because my friend works in a Laundrette, and they use just the one key to open all the push mechanism from all machines (there Extra Large...

individual jets under each plate sounds good, but will it actually work, as low water consumption goes on, powering around 50 holes, instead of about 6 will need more water?? then again, as an extra option it'd be good. it looks great :)