Original Coupon Deal
ATL for this dryer. The previous ATL was $536 back in August. Not sure why this is missed by the ozbargain community.
Free delivery for metropolitan sydney postcodes, not sure for other states.
Either the economy is pretty shit or China is exporting its excess capacity.
Delivery Excludes: PO Box, NSW Regional, Northern Territory, QLD Far North, QLD Regional, QLD South East, SA Regional, Tasmania, VIC Regional, WA Regional, WA Remote
$30 off $300+ spend for You and Your Friend (New Customers).
Same here, but April this year
It replaced the LG I bought for 3x the money… But broke just outside warranty & I don't have any fight in me.
Economy probably cost me $5/year more, and everything about it feels like plastic. Doesn't have all the wifi stuff I never valued anyway. But I doubt I'll be back to the big brands
Delivery excludes half of the country
delivery includes half of the country
Damn son
Glass half full
Country half empty
The worse half of the country huehueheu
Delivery excludes 0.0001% of the population
I know you are exaggerating (like the original comment) but it excludes literally millions of people, NT and Tas are over 0.8M, Regional Vic is 1.6M, Regional NSW is 2.8M….
At the end of the day, the deal is already heavily discounted with shipping - they would most likely be at a huge major cost if they had to ship it to Christmas Island, the ass end of the NT or over the bass straight to Tasmania.
@AircraftFreight: True, but it would be nice if shipping to regional areas was a paid option rather than exclude them entirely (I had previously bought a number of items from AO in Vic). Personally it's a bit frustrating,I moved from Vic to Tas, and the lack of competition is bad, I pretty much only have Harvey Norman as a choice for electrical. During Covid companies shipped large items to Tas but most have stopped now.
/Rant over
SA residents from priority 1 group can get a $376 rebate through YESS https://yess.net.au/our-services/appliance-rebate/
Legend Bruceflix, glad I read the comments and came across yours!
Im not so lucky. They (massively) boosted the rebates mid-August. I took delivery of my Samsung dryer a couple of weeks before. I got rebate $263 and now it's $490. And don't even ask about the 3 split systems I got installed early in the year…
Never have I known these rebates to become better value until now.
Anybody had experience with this? I live with my partner and our rent is exactly $500 a week, could that include us in the "Under $500" group?
Without reading the actual terms and conditions its hard to say. None of you have a healthcare/pension card?
I don't maths often. But $499 and below is "Under $500".
I'm getting "Unfortunately, this seller won't post to your location" and I'm metro-Adelaide. Anyone getting the same?
Cheap washing machine anyone?
Does it dry wash?
any long term reviews (2+years) anyone?
I have some relatives who love it and they’ve been using it for about 2 years. Im not sure but I bought one too now 😅
used for early 3 years - almost daily. nearly 1000 cycles - working perfectly. just clean out 3x lint filters weekly
3 filters?
The one on the door opening.
The heat fins on the bottom left of the front.
Where's the third if you don't mind me asking?
Or do you mean the 2in1 in the door?
Tips on how to clean the lint filter on the front?
Nearly two years here, although only used once a week. Still works a treat. Have had no issues. Started using dryer balls to prevent things sticking together due to static.
I would buy another if mine broke down tomorrow.
2 years and 3 months, gets used regularly, no complaints so far.
we need to go longer. (3+years) anyone?
Pretty sure this model hasn't been around over 3 years, but my older model 7kg esatto heat pump dryer hit 4 years last month and is still going strong (I don't have a washing line, so everything goes through the dryer too).
Have to be pedantic about cleaning the filter, both of them, even then the fins also get dust on them, which turns to moist dust and super hard to get off and can smell mouldy in time etc.
Have had it for a while, close to 2 years. It stopped working once, because the water pump got clogged with goo. This is a part which is NOT mentioned that should be cleaned from time to time, in the back of the machine.
Is it easy to clean?
Yes, but you have to unscrew a couple things and disconnect the pump itself
Had the popular 7kg one for 2.5 years before it broke. They spent about 3 weeks trying to fix it, first thought it was the water pump which is a common failure. They then gave up and refunded original purchase price back via Appliance Online and I got a new one.
I thought the warranty is only 2 years. Did you purchase extended warranty?
I don't know about now but back then if you registered it with Esatto you got an additional year.
I have the 7kg version bought 3.5 years ago from ozb deal then, very happy with it, no problems ever. 3-4 times a week in winter because of the wet melbourne winter.
BTW, I put mine on the ground after my 15 year old bosch washing machine died months after I stacked them together.
About two and a half years. Bought a 7Kg model for circa $560. These dryers are excellent value for money.
Works great, much better than an old-school vented dryer, takes a bit longer (as all heat pumps do).
Great value, 2.5 years going strong. No issues with lint, just clean it every month or so, takes 2 mins.
Bought the 7kg version 3.5 years ago. Runs 3 times minimum a week, working perfectly fine. I run in auto mode. You need to clean the normal filter pretty much every week once (very easy to do so). Drying quilts is a bit tricky as it gets tangled / pillow covers gets stuck inside.
Works well though prone to the lint getting sucked into the condenser fins at bottom left behind the panel. Pain to clean there as you have to be very careful not to bend the fins e.g. using a toothbrush or similar. I think there used to be a 2nd filter there but due to cost cutting mine only came with the standard lint filter.
I'm trying a piece of flyscreen against the condenser fins to see if it can be an easy way to catch any lint not caught by the standard lint filter.
Fly screen mesh is a great idea
Although on closer inspection I note the one I bought was slightly different model number. EHPD80 not EHPD800-W. Don't know if any different internally. The grill at bottom right looks different to mine: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/304545205332
They are the same inside
I have this "newest" model and can confirm the PIA of dust getting past the filters and into the fins. There would have had to be a second filter there but im assuming it was removed not due to cost cutting but because it was getting clogged too quickly leading to other issues. I to am working on a solution with a similar mesh to the supplied filters just to make cleaning it easier
So you have the model in this deal? That surely sounds like too annoying an issue to make this a good deal? I'm confused as to why people seem to be raving about this but also complaining its a pain in the ass to clean.
You have to clean them all to some degree. For the price , you can afford to skimp a bit with minimal ill effect
Keep us in the know how you go
Did you find a solution to this prob? keen to know how you manage to fix it :)
Can it be stacked over the machine without much issues?
Yes
Can it be stacked over any washing machine or are there dimension-related considerations?
yes, unspeakable things happened when my uncle tried to stack it over a four-dimensional washing machine
Yes, just use an anti-vibration mat.
Any suggestions which one, seem a bit expensive
on top of a front loader, yes.
hung on the wall over a top loader, no.
Thanks OP, had been holding out for one for a while
We've had this stacked on our washing machine for a long time now. I feel like it runs pretty much every day. Never had any problems. Great price.
@fruxo literally stacked on your washing machine? Like your washing machine is carrying the weight of the dryer? I've always thought they'd need to be separated
Yes, it's no problem putting a dryer on a washing machine. We just put a rubber mat in between.
Which rubber mat? The ones I've looked at are $50+
@TEER3X: I remember reading somewhere to make sure the mat is made out of rubber and not silicone.
I got one from the Good Guys for ~$50 which is rubber. I use it between my washer and dryer (same as OP) and haven't had any problems. Just make sure the washer is level before you stack
@TEER3X: https://www.bunnings.com.au/products/flooring-tiles/mats/non…
Using one of these cut up for years
Typical statism. Just because 65% of our revenue comes from GST doesn't mean you gotta treat us like this.
I think they were meaning how it excludes regional of every other state as well.
Their eBay store won't deliver to regional SA but their website will for a total of $515. I think I'm going to pull the trigger.
Don't forget the $30 referral coupon.
Thanks OP got one…now all I need is a washing machine.
Same
Bought one recently, lint filter light never turned off and have only got to use it once now that the technician came out and said that's weird and we are looking at getting an exchange but maybe a refund and get something else. Couldn't fault their response and the quick resolve.
Tried to get one, but inputting the coupon code SEPSNS during checkout says "Looks like that's the wrong code".
Is anyone else getting the price below $513?
I guess your ebay account is not from Australia.
Oh wow, you're right, it must still be set to NZ from when I made it. Thank you! I ended up just using OPs referral code on the actual website, got it for $485.
How is this compared to the samsung one we usually see on sale?
Thanks
Samsung are horrendous for whitegoods
My washing mechine, fridge and mivrowave from 10 years ago is still going strong
My 9 month old washing machine I got directly from Samsung died today. My second Samsubg washer upstairs has OE error (pump). Fridge keeps freezing fridge items. Disaster!
Oh and the microwave is gutless
Hello Samsung employee
But seriously, they are known to have design faults (eg. Mixed metals in contact in their washing machines, causing corrosion) and it appears to be intentional because it's systematic to have faults across so many different devices and they don't seem to bother to update their designs to remove issues
Couldn't agree more. Have the 8.5kg Samsung front loader with the extra door on the door (neat feature in case you forgot some things and it's already on). It's the worst washing machine in the world and I hate it. It has all the "smart" features like wifi and a digital display selection where "AI" changes the order of cycles based on use, so you never know the order of each program. You also can't just flick through quickly and set how long you want to wash for, it's all pre-programmed crap that doesn't show you how long the cycle takes unless you pause and wait for it to display, only to find that most programs are for 2kg max. Also can't turn off all the beeps and chimes which are stupidly loud. Give me a dumb switch on a trusty old machine over all these "smart" features anyday.
Thank you
Sorry disregard my comment, I have the Solt (one of these: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/712944), mixed it up with the Esatto
I got 5 years out of mine. Worked well until it didn't. Very happy with Appliances Online
Is it ok to place this on top of a dish washer?
Yes. As long as you remember not to put your plates in it after the wash cycle
Does anyone know if this will safely stack on top of LG WV5-1208W?
We live in an apartment with limited space - so we are a bit limited with space.
Appreciate any feedback.
Have managed to stack it on the 7.5kg LG washing machine, used some rubber stacking pads from Bunnings. So seems like it would be fine
Apparently the dimensions don’t (pardon the pun) stack… it looks like there’s VERY little room for it to stack on top. Hoping someone else with some experience can chime in?
Not an expert but you could put a board that is slightly bigger in between the washer and dryer for a bigger footprint for the dryer to rest on?
@A female dog: Rubber mat or the like then on top, if you really want screw something to essentially box the dryer in. Some on the top so the dryer won't come off the board and some on the bottom of the board so the board won't fall off the washing machine.
Great price , have this dryer for 1 year now and very happy, it consumes very little electricity