washing machine under 6 months old!!!!

Fosterdog

wouldn't this be better added to your original post? Your other post was only a week ago and you would get more helpful advice by keeping everything together rather that running two separate threads on the same issue.

deanos

you want to add this to the previous post wherever that is,not start another !

good luck with whatever you are on about

OlliesDad

Original thread: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4361639

OP, how long has it been since you first reported the fault? Also, have them attempted the repair or have you refused it in the hope you get a replacement?

marmitepotato

OP, I used to work for a large electrical chain in the service department. You will always always be offered a repair first unless its not cost effective to repair or the parts needed for the repair are unavailable. Manufacturers are very very slow to hand out exchange documents unless they REALLY have to. I would let them repair it and if it goes wrong again you are in a much stronger position to get an exchange.

I know this is probably not what you want to hear, but I have dealt with many machines that have needed new drums and bearings and have been perfectly ok once this has been done.


Good luck.

squeaky

Hi all

Threads merged to help keep all the information in one place.