Thank you - a very useful guide to the machine. I have a DTLP81151W which is similar. My sister has one and is pleased with its power-saving capabilities. I've just got rid of my old AEG Lavatherm 320 that was reliable, but a real electricity guzzler. It was bought back in the 90s, so these things weren't an issue back then. Thank you again....saves reading the manual. 😊
I just bought a new Beko heat pump dryer here in Germany. Unfortunately there seem to be no English Manuals for the model I have so I do appreciate your video with the model you chose to describe!
Hi, Can you please do a video on the 9kg Beko Iron Finish Heatpump model. I'm still a bit confused on how to use the steam or IronFinish function. Thank you very much.
Thank you, very informative and I assume will be similar to the Beko DTLP71151W Heat Pump Tumble Dryer which my daughter has just had delivered (only two of them so 7kg should be fine). The issue we have. and I'm hoping someone has videos and links of where to find the parts) is trying to fit the very narrow drainage hose that comes with the machine to the existing dishwasher/washing machine 'cone like under the sink' drainage, the old hose was much bigger in diameter (having removed the non-working dishwasher that the previous people left). What can be done? Has anyone seen parts or videos? Many thanks.
Hello and thank you for the informative video. I have had a nightmare with trying to find out how a Beko DPHY9P46W heat pump condenser drier works as the instructions are terrible. I have tried speaking to Beko and other companies all to no avail. Is there any way I can contact you or find out how to work these driers. Do you work for a shop and also sell these? Many thanks
@Aqualtislad2008 I have a Grundig Advanced Heat Pump GTN38240GCW tumble dryer and program 6 takes nearly 3 hours to dry, during it, it drops does to iron dry at 40 minutes, it also drops down to cool down at 1 minute so I used the water reservoir to empty, thanks
@Aqualtislad2008 ye because they’re a more energy efficient. Here’s an example: if you ran to somewhere you would be using more energy but it would get you to your destination quicker, however if I was walking to my destination it would take longer but I wouldn’t using as much energy.
Yes you need the filter to be ok for the dryer to be maintained properly. If you don't have a filter then you may get lint or fluff around the heating element which can be dangerous
Why there is no evaporator filter? This is well confuses me, is it designed like this or is it because it is the cheap model... As you can brush only what is in front, obviously there will be a lot of fluff collected through evaporator and further to the water pup etc ...
Hi I’ve recently bought this dryer but there is no air blowing out of the fan at the bottom and i can feel abit of heat but not much Is it surposed to be like this or do I need to get in looked at
I’m not sure if you will see this, but what’s the difference between what you reviewed and Beko DTLP71151W 7KG Heat Pump Tumble Dryer? I got my job and moved out from home and this is my first “adult” purchase, so I’m worried. The model you review is not available. Do I go for this model?
The main difference will be the load of 7kg against 8kg on the one i reviewed. If there are a couple of you in the house then 7kg should be fine, but if its a family washing a lot then normally 8kg and above is normally recommended
If it is a freestanding tumble dryer, then it is not recommended to have the door open whilst the appliance is in operation. Obviously once it has finished and cooled down then shut the door.
@@lords-electrical yes it’s free standing. With you saying if it’s a warm room it’s more efficient. Thank so much for getting back to me very happy with it made up a bought it. I was a bit unsure until I watched your video. Thanks for all the info 👍🏼
You didn’t mention the dampness ( condensation ) that gathers behind the filter at the bottom. Which I’ve only just noticed with mine. Apparently quite normal. But could create mould if not aware of it. :)
I had the same problem on mine, but that was when I selected iron Dry, which still leaves the clothes damp for ironing afterwards. When I should of selected Extra dry, under the cotton programs. But when I noticed the condensation forming inside, using the iron dry program, I stopped the machine midway, and emptied the tank. And I cleaned out the filters, removing any excess lint inside, so the machine can work better. Than I selected Extra dry program and when it was finished my clothes was dry. Obviously, you mustn’t overload the machine, because it won’t dry the clothes and it will make the machine work a lot harder. Also, spin dry your towels and bed linen at 1200 minimum, and clothes the same spin speed, or at least a 1000, so it will be easier to dry in the dryer and you will see less condensation.
Exactly you can't even clean it there because those idiots didn't make opening door to clean it and avoid destruction of the tumble dryer that you can buy new one in few years time
I have had my tumble dryer for about 3-4 years now and I have never drain the condenser tub. I've looked all around it trting to figure out what the issue is but have found any. some while ago it used to wet floor occasionally now it doesn't and there's no water in the tub. is something wrong with it? if so, how can I solve the problem
Does sound odd as the water must be going somewhere? Does the water go out of a pipe into a waste outlet, that can be the only other way of the water exiting the machine.
Does anyone else's machine have the filter cleaning warning light on too at the end of the cycle? It's clean so I don't know if it's a fault or just there to remind you to clean the filters after every cycle!
These have the absolute worst timer functions - can you explain to me like I'm a child "Ending In". With the detector built in, how would it even know when to start when it doesn't know when it will end? Let's say I want to go to bed at 9pm and I have cheap electric from 1am to 10am. On the Extra Dry (3.5hrs) cycle - what exactly do I put? "Ending In, 13 hours" ? It's baffling why they don't just use a clock system or even a delayed start option.
Lately there are too many TH-cam ads in the videos here. This one has 5 ads for me and is only a 15min video... To me that ruins the overall experience and I watch far less than before. Since others don't mention this, I guess they have TH-cam premium.
That's annoying to hear its taking a long time to dry, is it in an area that is cold? If it is cold like in a garage or outdoor area then it will take a long time to dry.
Im not even looking for a dryer and I’ll listen to these videos! Very informative!
Same
Got one of these yesterday, still getting used to it. These replies have helped alot.
Thank you - a very useful guide to the machine. I have a DTLP81151W which is similar. My sister has one and is pleased with its power-saving capabilities. I've just got rid of my old AEG Lavatherm 320 that was reliable, but a real electricity guzzler. It was bought back in the 90s, so these things weren't an issue back then. Thank you again....saves reading the manual. 😊
Thank you. It was a thorough informative video.
Nice useful overview. Big help. Thanks 👍
Just bought one of the Beko DTLCE70051W_WH
Thanks for the informative video 👍
Just ordered the 7kg version.very informative video
Very helpful video cheers mate 👍
I just bought a new Beko heat pump dryer here in Germany. Unfortunately there seem to be no English Manuals for the model I have so I do appreciate your video with the model you chose to describe!
No problem, glad it was useful for you. I hope you enjoy using the dryer and thanks for the great feedback
Hello i need to use the pipes or just plung in on the wall with out the pipe thank you
Hi, Can you please do a video on the 9kg Beko Iron Finish Heatpump model. I'm still a bit confused on how to use the steam or IronFinish function. Thank you very much.
Thanx for the video 🙏
Thank you for the informative video.
Glad it was helpful!
Just had one like that delivered can you demonstrate how to make the door open the other way many thanks
Great work. well explained about this machine.
Thank you verymuch
Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback
Very useful, thank you.
Thank you, very informative and I assume will be similar to the Beko DTLP71151W Heat Pump Tumble Dryer which my daughter has just had delivered (only two of them so 7kg should be fine). The issue we have. and I'm hoping someone has videos and links of where to find the parts) is trying to fit the very narrow drainage hose that comes with the machine to the existing dishwasher/washing machine 'cone like under the sink' drainage, the old hose was much bigger in diameter (having removed the non-working dishwasher that the previous people left). What can be done? Has anyone seen parts or videos? Many thanks.
Hello and thank you for the informative video. I have had a nightmare with trying to find out how a Beko DPHY9P46W heat pump condenser drier works as the instructions are terrible. I have tried speaking to Beko and other companies all to no avail. Is there any way I can contact you or find out how to work these driers. Do you work for a shop and also sell these?
Many thanks
Thanks, it's very confusing having a dryness level button as well as a dryness level on the program. The manual was no help at all!
Can you please tell me what’s the hottest setting on the machine?
Very helpful
Thank you very useful
Decent dryers, defo worth getting a heatpump over a condensor
@Aqualtislad2008 I have a Grundig Advanced Heat Pump GTN38240GCW tumble dryer and program 6 takes nearly 3 hours to dry, during it, it drops does to iron dry at 40 minutes, it also drops down to cool down at 1 minute so I used the water reservoir to empty, thanks
@Aqualtislad2008 ye because they’re a more energy efficient. Here’s an example: if you ran to somewhere you would be using more energy but it would get you to your destination quicker, however if I was walking to my destination it would take longer but I wouldn’t using as much energy.
Hi there I am thinking of getting one of these but is there any options where I can choose between low or high heat manually
There isnt a button to select high and low on this model like on most other standard condenser dryers
Got a7 kg beko dryer,noticed you’ve no lint filter in the filter housing, I’ve got one but it’s disintegrated, is it necessary to have one
Yes you need the filter to be ok for the dryer to be maintained properly. If you don't have a filter then you may get lint or fluff around the heating element which can be dangerous
Why there is no evaporator filter? This is well confuses me, is it designed like this or is it because it is the cheap model... As you can brush only what is in front, obviously there will be a lot of fluff collected through evaporator and further to the water pup etc ...
Hi I’ve recently bought this dryer but there is no air blowing out of the fan at the bottom and i can feel abit of heat but not much Is it surposed to be like this or do I need to get in looked at
That sounds pretty normal as heat pump dryers don't give out much heat. I would say as long as its drying ok then you should be fine
Do you need to use the hose that comes with the dryer? Or is the one that comes at bottom enough ?
You don't have to use the hose, its only if you want to allow the water to exit the machine via a waste pipe
I’m not sure if you will see this, but what’s the difference between what you reviewed and Beko DTLP71151W 7KG Heat Pump Tumble Dryer? I got my job and moved out from home and this is my first “adult” purchase, so I’m worried. The model you review is not available. Do I go for this model?
The main difference will be the load of 7kg against 8kg on the one i reviewed. If there are a couple of you in the house then 7kg should be fine, but if its a family washing a lot then normally 8kg and above is normally recommended
@@lords-electrical thank you so much! You are the best!
Iv got mine in a cupboard. Is it ok to keep the cupboard door shut. Worried it might overheat or is it better as it’s warm in there. Thanks
If it is a freestanding tumble dryer, then it is not recommended to have the door open whilst the appliance is in operation. Obviously once it has finished and cooled down then shut the door.
@@lords-electrical yes it’s free standing. With you saying if it’s a warm room it’s more efficient. Thank so much for getting back to me very happy with it made up a bought it. I was a bit unsure until I watched your video. Thanks for all the info 👍🏼
You didn’t mention the dampness ( condensation ) that gathers behind the filter at the bottom. Which I’ve only just noticed with mine. Apparently quite normal. But could create mould if not aware of it. :)
I had the same problem on mine, but that was when I selected iron Dry, which still leaves the clothes damp for ironing afterwards. When I should of selected Extra dry, under the cotton programs. But when I noticed the condensation forming inside, using the iron dry program, I stopped the machine midway, and emptied the tank. And I cleaned out the filters, removing any excess lint inside, so the machine can work better. Than I selected Extra dry program and when it was finished my clothes was dry. Obviously, you mustn’t overload the machine, because it won’t dry the clothes and it will make the machine work a lot harder. Also, spin dry your towels and bed linen at 1200 minimum, and clothes the same spin speed, or at least a 1000, so it will be easier to dry in the dryer and you will see less condensation.
Exactly you can't even clean it there because those idiots didn't make opening door to clean it and avoid destruction of the tumble dryer that you can buy new one in few years time
I have had my tumble dryer for about 3-4 years now and I have never drain the condenser tub. I've looked all around it trting to figure out what the issue is but have found any. some while ago it used to wet floor occasionally now it doesn't and there's no water in the tub. is something wrong with it? if so, how can I solve the problem
Does sound odd as the water must be going somewhere? Does the water go out of a pipe into a waste outlet, that can be the only other way of the water exiting the machine.
Easier to understand than instructions Thankyou
No problem, thanks for the great feedback
Does anyone else's machine have the filter cleaning warning light on too at the end of the cycle? It's clean so I don't know if it's a fault or just there to remind you to clean the filters after every cycle!
just a reminder, though would expect both lights on i.e empty water and clean filter
Do these machines reverse tumble to prevent tangling please?
Yes they do :) And if you find out how to use the "ending in" function to delay the drying, let me know :P
These have the absolute worst timer functions - can you explain to me like I'm a child "Ending In". With the detector built in, how would it even know when to start when it doesn't know when it will end? Let's say I want to go to bed at 9pm and I have cheap electric from 1am to 10am. On the Extra Dry (3.5hrs) cycle - what exactly do I put? "Ending In, 13 hours" ?
It's baffling why they don't just use a clock system or even a delayed start option.
Lately there are too many TH-cam ads in the videos here. This one has 5 ads for me and is only a 15min video... To me that ruins the overall experience and I watch far less than before. Since others don't mention this, I guess they have TH-cam premium.
I think I only had one advert
I use adblocker.
Great video life saver
I bought one of these. It took 4.5 hrs to dry my clothes. Not happy
That's annoying to hear its taking a long time to dry, is it in an area that is cold? If it is cold like in a garage or outdoor area then it will take a long time to dry.