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Samsung Washing Machine
wendy3363
Posts: 1 Newbie
I bought the Samsung series 5+ add wash in July 2021 direct from Samsung, at a cosy of £513. Now (April 2022) it has started to leak, very badly, from the bottom of the door. On inspection I can see a tiny tear in the seal. Samsung have refused to fix it as its not covered in the warranty. Its disappointing, paying over £500 for a washing machine 8 months ago that needs costly repairs already.
Is there anything I can do? I've escalated it with Samsung complaints but so far I've been told twice that they simply won't fix it
Is there anything I can do? I've escalated it with Samsung complaints but so far I've been told twice that they simply won't fix it
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This should be in the Consumer Rights forum but they'll tell you the same thing there. After 6 month the onus is on you to prove that any fault is inherent to manufacture, rather than wear & tear or user damage etc. This sort of fault, is pretty typical of user inflicted damage, ie, putting sharp objects that can cut and tear door seals etc, so I'm not really surprised that Samsung are not covering it in their warranty.
Also, just to be clear, you're consumer rights are with the retailer rather than the manufacturer, who are only concerned with their supplied warranty.1 -
Price up the spare and get on YouTube for repair instructions.
That will be the quick way to get it fixed.
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Have a look at sogat rules and then claim.0
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I've Googled, don't think it's the Society of Graphical and Allied Trades (which no longer exists).gefnew said:sogat rules0 -
flaneurs_lobster said:
I've Googled, don't think it's the Society of Graphical and Allied Trades (which no longer exists).gefnew said:sogat rulesHi,could be soga, sale of goods act.0 -
Ah, that makes sense if the machine was bought before 2015 (when SOGA was replaced by the Consumer Rights Act).[Deleted User] said:flaneurs_lobster said:
I've Googled, don't think it's the Society of Graphical and Allied Trades (which no longer exists).gefnew said:sogat rulesHi,could be soga, sale of goods act.1 -
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gefnew said:“The content of this section is based on the law applying in May 2013.”Afraid you’re linking out of date consumer articles.
Readers might like to try this one as although it’s 2015, it is about the relevant legislation Consumer Rights Act 2015Arch0 -
I've moved this thread to the Consumer Rights board where it might pick up even more replies. Thank you.0
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