Looking To Buy A New Beko Washing Machine Any Suggestion?

hi there.i'm a fan your youtube channel. i'm looking to buy a new washer and was looking at Beko, however, i've noticed that you have a number of videos dedicated to various faults of Beko washing machines. Is it safe to assume that these are problematic? Do you have a recommendation? I'm looking for one with a steel drum with the joining seam being hidden by the paddle. Only model that i've seen does this is Miele, are you aware of any reasonable price machine that uses this design?

Dan

I will try and help with your washing machine need,

Hi Dan,

Thanks so much for the lovely comment about the channel. I make a lot of Beko washing machine videos because the manufacturer gives me detailed information to create quality content for the public. This doesn't mean their machines are poor. In fact, Beko machines are reasonably priced and of good quality in today's market.

It's true that washing machines aren't as durable as they were 20 years ago. Manufacturers aim to sell new machines every 5 to 10 years, regardless of the brand. However, Beko offers good value in terms of affordability and reliability. Their popularity means that error codes and faults can occur, which is why I produce many videos on them. Even if only 1% of machines develop a fault over five years, it would still be a popular topic.

In the UK alone, we use over 3.5 million washing machines each year. Across Europe, this number is even larger. Beko likely sells around 10% of this market, meaning millions of their machines are sold annually. This is why I focus on them in my videos.

I hope that my Beko repair videos give you more confidence in buying their machines, knowing you can fix them if needed. I've included some sample videos below. As for the exact model you're looking for with a specific seam, I'm not aware of one like that. Feel free to contact us through the website for any pre-purchase help.

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