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Integrated Washing Machine and Economy 7

flutterbyuk25
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Hey all
As mention in my previous post on here I have moved into a flat with Economy 7 Electric.
I am aware that it will be cheaper to run things at night, so had planned on using a timer switch to run the washing machine at night.
However, it is an integrate washing machine and there is just a switch on the wall to turn on, no plug in powerpoint.
So does this mean I can't use a timer switch at all? There is no delayed start on washing machine either.
TIA
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As mention in my previous post on here I have moved into a flat with Economy 7 Electric.
I am aware that it will be cheaper to run things at night, so had planned on using a timer switch to run the washing machine at night.
However, it is an integrate washing machine and there is just a switch on the wall to turn on, no plug in powerpoint.
So does this mean I can't use a timer switch at all? There is no delayed start on washing machine either.
TIA
x
* Rainbow baby boy born 9th August 2016 *
* Slimming World follower (I breastfeed so get 6 hex's!) *
* Slimming World follower (I breastfeed so get 6 hex's!) *
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Hi Tia,
We had a washing machine that was exactly the same, unfortunately we had to get up and put the washing on at the off peak time...
Good luck
ClareShtf 27th sept 2012....
Total debt £30,000- start DMP 1st Oct 2012
DFD 1st Oct 20180 -
flutterbyuk25 wrote: »Hey all
As mention in my previous post on here I have moved into a flat with Economy 7 Electric.
I am aware that it will be cheaper to run things at night, so had planned on using a timer switch to run the washing machine at night.
However, it is an integrate washing machine and there is just a switch on the wall to turn on, no plug in powerpoint.
So does this mean I can't use a timer switch at all? There is no delayed start on washing machine either.
TIA
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Could there be a plug behind the machine in which case you can take the dishwasher out and put a timer switch.0 -
You could have a " hard wired " timer fitted.0
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Could there be a plug behind the machine in which case you can take the dishwasher out and put a timer switch.
It's a rented property so I don't want to fiddle too much! But the electrician is coming Weds for another matter so I'll ask him for advice too.
Thanks
x* Rainbow baby boy born 9th August 2016 *
* Slimming World follower (I breastfeed so get 6 hex's!) *
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Sorry I meant the washing machine...AFAIK integrated appliances are like the freestanding ones with doors on them, as in not in a cabinet, so you can slide them out, but yeah good idea to check with an electrician!0
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