Free pressure washer when you spend over £300 on Beko products at Co-op electrical. Great deal if your looking for a Kitchen appliance or washing machine etc anyway.
17 comments
Graham1979
20 Jul 163#1
The Karcher to put it out when it sets on fire?
This brand should have been banned for risking the lives of consumers!
Arj28 to Graham1979
20 Jul 161#2
Excellent lol
Besford to Graham1979
20 Jul 162#4
Yawn!
TheUrbis to Graham1979
20 Jul 162#5
Let's buy Hotpoint, Whirlpool or Indesit shall we?
Oh, they have recalls due to fire issues.
Let's go for Bosch then... But they had fire issues with their dishwashers a few years ago.
You tell me... What should we go for?
johnnyd57uk
20 Jul 16#3
Beko omg. Steve would never allowed his name to be associated with this rubbish brand. £300 buy a Bosch for gods sake.
steversred5
20 Jul 162#6
Fairy liquid
CoolElectronics
21 Jul 161#7
Onyko.
CoolElectronics
21 Jul 16#8
Shouldn't you have been in bed hours ago sonny?
plokij
21 Jul 16#9
:laughing:
sharonpowell72
21 Jul 161#10
iv never had any issues with this brand heat from me
clint thrust
21 Jul 162#11
We have had Beko washers, dishwashers and fridge freezer's for years. No issues!
wanye
21 Jul 16#12
had my last beko fridge freezer for 8 years. replaced them last week with a new separate fridge and freezer. if only i'd known about this before i'd ordered!
beko are pretty much the only manufacturer of freezer that say they will work in garages at low temperatures. i was going to buy a £1200 samsung until i found this out. why would i pay £1200 for something that they can just turn round and say it was my fault it broke because it wasnt in the kitchen (which is the room next to the garage)
cburns
21 Jul 16#13
There are lot more freezers now with a min 0c to -10c rating suitable for the garage/outhouse
Just Google them big beasts... :wink:
jfclfc
21 Jul 161#14
had indesit broke down after 13 months got beko no probs but what k is it
Graham1979
21 Jul 16#15
A washing line probably wont set on fire. Washing dishes by hand would avoid electrical fires.
drex
21 Jul 16#16
handy when your beko product goes on FIRE. would never buy beko or b&q's cata products. accidents waiting to happen
jyonda to drex
21 Jul 16#17
Nonsense. The Beko tumble dryer I bought is excellent with deservedly good reviews on Amazon. Unlike other brands which have been recalled due to fire risk as lint was catching fire on the heating element.
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17 comments
This brand should have been banned for risking the lives of consumers!
Oh, they have recalls due to fire issues.
Let's go for Bosch then... But they had fire issues with their dishwashers a few years ago.
You tell me... What should we go for?
beko are pretty much the only manufacturer of freezer that say they will work in garages at low temperatures. i was going to buy a £1200 samsung until i found this out. why would i pay £1200 for something that they can just turn round and say it was my fault it broke because it wasnt in the kitchen (which is the room next to the garage)
Just Google them big beasts... :wink: