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To add to my latest reply #47 I forgot to add pics on my post, here are the pics of the current filters basically

Reply to #47 (Logixx) Hi @logixx , yeah I bought them, and I'm using them since the replaced device came. So basically it has 3 or 4 filters right now. 2 double filter on the door (the ones that all the other models have, which I bought myself), 1 in front of the condenser, and one at the...

Reply to #20 (Logixx) Thank you for the suggestion Logixx, you even sent the link for Amazon for my country hahaha. Thanks. I think I'll end up purchasing one yeah.

Reply to #16 (Logixx) That's really interesting, the video is from 5 years ago. And yeah that's really an inverter condenser because it has different speeds/sounds. Now I wonder what made them stop using inverter condenser if they were using it in the past. Are inverters outdated now and making...

Reply to #11 (henene4) Thanks @henene4 , yeah I misunderstood. I understand it now though. But I have one more question then. You said the condensation rate should be an A. But on mine it has the B condensation rate, even though it's an A+++ no-inverter compressor model. (WTX87EH0TR, shows B...

Reply to #9 (henene4) Thank you so much @henene4 . I have one last question, are you sure my model uses an inverter compressor? Even though it's A+++ I feel like the compressor always runs on the same power, because it always makes the same noise (no higher or lower) and for example when I run...

Reply to #6 (henene4) Hi henene4, you seem like you're really knowledgeable/informed about the dryers and the differences between them and I was searching for someone like you. My question actually will be off-topic on this thread but I couldn't find a way to message you or email you so i'll...

Reply to #44 Thanks for your test Logixx, but I think there's something weird with your device. Are you sure nothing's faulty there? I never had condensation leaking from my device, at worst, it dedects the water level at the bottom got too high and it pumps it up to drawer, or it starts the...

Reply to #40 Oh wow @logixx , I always thought Bosch/Siemens puts the software update to the menu only for the looks of it and never actually updates it's washing machines or dryers, you're the first person that i saw who said you received an update actually haha. I don't think that was a...

My exchanged device came Hey y'all, the exchanged device finally arrived and it's not making the same noise. The first one wasn't doing it too but appeared after like 2 weeks. Let's hope this one will be normal and won't develop any noises 🙏🏻

Adding to #36 I forgot to say, another weird and different thing I noticed on my Bosch is that for example on Mix (haven't checked this on other programs yet), after running for 1 hour let's say, it does an AutoClean stage, and then it stops for a bit. Like it cleans, stops tumbling, waits for...

Reply to #35 Thank you so much for your detailed answer and test, @mrlaundry1011 . I really can't believe Bosch makes that much of a difference, 70C° is toooo high for a heat pump. I can't believe they're selling this as a “gentle dryer on your clothes” slogan too. I wish I did this research...

Reply to #31 and #32 Thank you for your detailed reply, Jon. @lavamat_jon . Since you talked about the Miele's filtering system, my Bosch has an AutoClean, not a SelfCleaning Condenser. AutoClean is the upgraded version of that where you can reach the condenser at the bottom, it has two filters...

Reply to #29 @moon1234 , to be honest, I saw the videos of ticking Miele's and they were sounding even louder than my faulty device. Here are some example videos, check the comments too: Video 1: Video 2: Video 3: Video 4:

Reply to #26 Yeah @foraloysius , but if you read the posts in this thread they're saying that Bosch/Siemens dryers reach 60-70C° during normal cycles even though they're Heat Pump dryers and that was what made me worried. A heat pump dryer shouldn't reach these numbers normally. Also, I saw...

Reply to #25 Damn I'm surprised then, maybe their door is smaller and that's why it made me feel they have a smaller drum. Or as I said maybe they're more depth-focused.

Also, I don't think Miele's have 120 liter drums. I can't find any info about it on the web. When I saw them at the shop they were looking way smaller compared to both my Bosch or any AEG/Electrolux. They might have a deeper drum, but their width weren't big at all. And I think width helps more.

Reply to #22 Yeah, @logixx . I also never had any tangling in my Bosch dryer (during my 1 month use before they took it to exchange), I think it's because of that weird cone shaped thing on the back of the drum. Maybe that really helps. I think people exaggerate it when they keep saying it...

Reply to #20 Thanks for your reply, but i'm only interested on HeatPump dryers. The other type of dryers aren't even available on Europe anymore, they feel outdated. The problems you talked about depends on the type of the dryer, while the problems I was talking about depended to brands (they...

Okay, thanks @mrlaundry101 . I heard that 64db Miele's do it too, apparently only 62db models don't do it. So, now I learned that: Bosch/Siemens = heats too much, doesn't know it's own temperature Electrolux/AEG: lacks important filters Miele: makes annoying ticking noise, has smaller drum...