Unbalanced problem on Zanussi

[boschlover1997]

aeg03, if it turns out to be your floor that is at fult, perhaps you could swap the washing machine for the dishwasher if you can't get the machine level at all.
Your aeg didn't have balancing issues, it just spun unbalanced as it wasn't as sensitive, and your Indesit was just programmed like that.

In my experience, i would'nt call out Zanussi as they are a waste of time and they take a long time to arrive, if they do. Also you can end up having to wait weeks for an appointment (6 to be exact). You should try a local engineer if the machine ISNT guaranteed. Hope this helps
George

 

[aeg03]

boschlover,

The floor is level, I have mentioned it numerous times. I'm not sure why you have had an issue with calling out a Zanussi engineer as we called out Service Force twice for our AEG back in 2003 when the drum used to hit the glass door when it spun & when the fabric conditioner section would keep filling on all water fill ups, and they were very efficient when coming out and they didn't charge us for the visits despite the engineers saying that they couldn't find anything wrong with it. I hope they are still the same today though I won't be calling out an engineer for this as it is deemed normal for the machine to be sensitive, especially as this machine does 1600rpm, I've noticed that its much better since I've reduced the amount of washing in the machine when doing a 'full load'.

 

[petarp]

My Gorenje doesn't have a very sensitive inbalance sensor...
It allows slight imbalances and the machine holds up very well.
I noticed that if the first spin is unbalanced it gets more sensitive on the spin after that.
Of course, sometimes it allows a bigger unbalance, and then it shakes a bit more, but that's rare...