In this video i demonstrate the Beko DTGC8001W / DTGC7001W and show the features and benefits of it. To purchase one at a competitive price visit here: www.lords-electrical.co.uk/wa...
Thanks for this tutorial, purchased a new beko condenser dryer this week . It’s our first new dryer since 1999, our old hot point tumble drier lasted 25 years .This video is so helpful and explains clearly how to install this machine, Thankyou
thank you. my model is slightly different - the control panel is touch sensitive and lights up - but you've told me the practical things I need to know about the filter. much appreciated.
thank you, very informative. I have just purchased a DTGV8000W Vented tumble dryer recently. I wanted to go vented so I could take out all the hot air and moisture out of the room. with our previous Beko Condenser dryer the room the dryer was in got quite hot and was giving out damp air. Also got fed up with cleaning the condenser every month which can be a messy job, none of that palaver now, all I have to do with the vented dryer is just clean the fluff filter and away i go, no water tank to empty either. So if people are deciding between a vented or condenser dryer and cannot make up their mind but the dryer will be placed by a wall with a vent to the outside , then I would go vented dryer all the time. (plus they are normally cheaper than a condenser dryer) I noticed on my previous Beko condenser that they put the 'sensors' (2 long metallic strips) to detect when the clothes are dry in the drum , actually inside the drum part , at the bottom just ahead of the fluff filter. Very easy to clean/wipe . The clothes would 'brush' past the metal strips so the tumble dryer so the machine would know when they are dry and should stop the dryer from drying. On this new DTGV8000W we have they seem to have done away with this idea now and have placed the sensor way underneath the fluff filter , and what I wanted to ask you if you have the same on your DTGC8001W where they have put the sensor under the fluff filter or the 2 metal strips in the drum part. I do feel that when using 'Extra Dry' sensor setting that the clothes come out dryer that when 'extra dry' is used on our new DTGV8000W and I wondered if that maybe had any bearing as the clothes no longer brush past the sensors in this new design ?
Your videos are really useful. You highlighted two great features that I didn't know about - the light in the drum, which is actually soooo good, and the possibility of plumbing the drain hose into the house drain. Thank you
Hi I have had 3 condenser dryers in the last 10 years just brouight the Beko 8 kg and thanks for explaining the water pipe I got with it, it looks very simple to use and hope it will be as good as my Indisit one which I had for 8 years. The last one will not name brand as had lots of problems with it but other people never had problems as I had so ust not a good one I got. So far with the Beko nice and quiet and does what it says so early days but all looks good just glad I found out what the thin pipe is for, light inside good the last dryer had that but my indisit never rather here or there for me is a light if it as it then it as it ifn't doesn't matter. Anyway all looks good.
Very useful, much more than the manual! I wanted the drain pipe fitted, but had to get the plumber to change the fitting under the sink (it's in the utility room) as there was nowhere to connect it to. It's connected, but the dryer ignores the pipe and just fills the tank. Have we missed something?
Hi do all the models have a light I have the DTBC7001s but the light won’t come on when it is on and open and empty it arrived the 17/01/20 when I figured it out
Thank you for this review and explanation - the instruction guide wasn’t very clear on the symbols on the front of the tumble dryer - especially the progress of the drying symbols. You have explained it perfectly - thank you
Hi there, thank you for the detailed review, but I’m still having problems on how to turn it on, I missed the part were you turned on and the light came up!
Hi my pipe has come off the back I’ve noticed there is possible 2 connections one behind the other I just want to make sure it’s not on the wrong one , can’t tell in any of videos or pictures , many thanks
Thanks for a great review I really appreciate it .. I have a question I wonder if you can help me with .. when my clothes are dry I cannot seam to turn of the crease guard where every few mins it gives your clothes a couple of tumbles .. can I switch this off if so how thank you in advance for any advice given
I have one of these & it's great for the money, I would like to know how to reverse the door though as it would be more convenient if the door hinges were on the other side as I have very limited space
Must admit i haven't actually reversed the door on this dryer before hand, but having a look, it doesn't look too difficult by unscrewing the door and replacing the other side
A time delay will be a delay in the start of the program. It can be useful if you want to have the program start at a later time due to the clothes not sitting in the drum for too long once the program has finished.
Hi there, first i would like to say thank you for the review, secondly: does anyone know the difference between dtgc8001RW vs dtgc8001W? I’ve checked online and looks like it’s only the light in, the RW doesn’t have one. RW it’s cheaper everywhere online here in UK. Does anyone know any other difference between those two models please?
Bought new dryer, came here for a help, but now wanted to ask you- did you ever consider doing Voice Over work? If you ever decide, I would love to collaborate😅 Your voice is amazing! Am sure you would be fully booked🎉
Thank you, now it makes sense but I do have a question do you leave that grey felt like material on the back of the dryer? Sorry for the daft question 😊
What do I do with the pipe attachments that have come with it? Would the water leak out? It does have a condenser but I'm just confused, do I disconnect the pipes and it'll collect the water in the water tank thing?
Hello just came across your video, and wanted to ask, as far as the drain hose is concerned, do you actually need that or can you just use the dryer without it? As I have no where to drain the water from so thought I could just use the drawer to empty it
There is nothing that states the door can be reversed, but ive had a look and the holes would indicate the door can be reversed. Its not normally something a customer can do as the door catch needs to be moved from the inside of the cabinet.
Difficult to know, but it is more than likely a loose pipe either at the bottom or more than likely behind the water container at the top. If you can have a look, it may have just come off so it may be a case of pushing it back on. Good luck!!
Hi. Is it normal for the condenser unit down at the bottom left to be wet when pulled out? Also is the pipe just an alternative to the draw as I havnt fitted it
Yes it is normal for the condenser to be wet at the bottom of the dryer. The pipe is an alternative to the drawer. You can put the pipe into a water drain so the moisture will exit that way rather than filling the drawer and you having to empty it.
Hi, It looks like it can be reversed, but you can find to relocate the door catch can be fiddly, so unless you really need to, it isn't normally recommended.
I have the 8KG Vented version of this and it does not look like it can be reversed. The catch I would think has all electrics behind it , so it knows when porthole door is open (switches off tumble dryer when door open) and closed (dryer switches on and operates only when door is closed. So if you moved that catch over to the other side you would have to move all the electrical cable and the switch over to the other side too. plus the handle to open the door would be at the bottom once changed over - Plus I believe the Instruction booklet does not say the door can be changed to open the other way. My previous Beko Condenser dryer (older model) with a Square door, not a round one, could in fact be swapped over , and it said in the instruction book said it could be and gave step by step diagrams of how to do it .
No you don't, just had my dryer today, only use the pipe if you have a drain or you fill it up to 10kg each time as the water tank will get filled and then the dryer will stop
Anyone else have this issue with their Beko dryer? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HtdvhyOMt6A.html its been leaking for i dont know how long and might be a design flaw. Beko dont care as its out of warranty (less than 2 years old)
Well thanks for not explaining wat the lock warning light on the indicator light panel we have the exact same model and some reason the lock light has come on and it won't go and I came on this video and was hoping you would explain what that means and you completely bypassed that indicator so you didn't do a very good job thanks for nothing
This will be the childlock. If you hold two buttons together for a few seconds it'll take the childlock off and you'll be able to use your dryer again then.
