Has anyone here actually bought an Ebac washing machine?
Has anyone here actually bought an Ebac washing machine?
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Police State

Original Poster:

4,329 posts

242 months

Monday 27th March 2023
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Our Hoover washing machine has given up. Before i go on the web and play pick-a-white-goods bingo, has anyone bought or had experience of Ebac washing machines. I'm thinking of the option of buying one from them, because I like the idea of a no quibble warranty for 7 years and it supports British manufacturing.

So, if you have bought, or have experience of them, I would like to hear what your opinion is.

LFB531

1,268 posts

180 months

Monday 27th March 2023
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I tried to, sadly the whole process was a bit of a disaster. Delivery dates moved around and machine eventually arrived broken. Replacement would have been another week delay.

Lost the will to live a bit in the face of inevitable domestic disappointment, charged into Currys/PC World with an empty Volvo and took home something they had in stock.

A shame, I'd like to have supported them.

Police State

Original Poster:

4,329 posts

242 months

Monday 27th March 2023
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bump...

Flooble

5,729 posts

122 months

Tuesday 28th March 2023
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Pretty sure Hotpoint are made in the UK?

megaphone

11,453 posts

273 months

Tuesday 28th March 2023
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Family member has had one for a few years and is very happy with it, we where asking the same questions as we are looking for a new machine.

Jezza30

265 posts

201 months

Tuesday 28th March 2023
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Yes, I bought one and have had it for just under 3 years. My opinion (given its a washing machine; what can I say?!) it cleans my clothes very well (better than the Miele it replaced), it has tons of functions of which I use two, maximum and it has never caused me any issues. Based on this I'd have no hesitation in buying another.
HTH! Jezza

tux850

1,956 posts

111 months

Tuesday 28th March 2023
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They keep popping up in my ad feeds (must be my age) and I must admit I've been quite impressed with what they're offering (yep, definitely an age thing!) so would certainly be looking at them if/when the time comes. One of the few to accept hot fill if that's of interest/use. It's mostly the UK design and manufacturer that appeals to me though.

heisthegaffer

4,045 posts

220 months

Tuesday 28th March 2023
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£40 off for the next 7 hours I think.

heisthegaffer

4,045 posts

220 months

Tuesday 28th March 2023
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heisthegaffer said:
£40 off for the next 7 hours I think.
7 days even!

Little Lofty

3,783 posts

173 months

Tuesday 28th March 2023
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They got slated on Which a few years back, they wrote a great letter to Which slating their testing, it was quite entertaining and rather interesting. The boss is a bit of a character, UK manufacturer would be in a better place with more bosses like him.

Lord Tarquin Portly

2 posts

117 months

Wednesday 21st January
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Am old post, but hey. Ebac got some good reviews for build quality and repairability. For example they don't use sealed drums so the bearings can be replaced, the inside is well laid out and parts are easily available, see this review from an engineer who died repairs: https://youtu.be/c1c470Rzvr8
If the ebac dehumidifiers I've had for years are anything to go by, the washing machines will be great.

Lord Tarquin Portly

2 posts

117 months

Wednesday 21st January
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Am old post, but hey. Ebac got some good reviews for build quality and repairability. For example they don't use sealed drums so the bearings can be replaced, the inside is well laid out and parts are easily available, see this review from an engineer who died repairs: https://youtu.be/c1c470Rzvr8
If the ebac dehumidifiers I've had for years are anything to go by, the washing machines will be great.

dhutch

17,507 posts

219 months

Tuesday 10th February
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I'm here because out current washing machine has increasingly loud bearings and as I understand it is a seal drum, the Ebac as one of the few two-part drum machines appears. Plus as a British mechanical engineer I feel I should support UK design and manufacture.

The dual/hot fill option seams to make sense given we have a 250l hot tank 8ft away, even if that is currently heated with a gas fired boiler.

Sticking point is they are £825-850 vs £400-600 for most other 9-10kg mid spec machines. (Ie AEG/Bosch/LG with time delay etc)

https://ebac.com/washing-machines/range

amusingduck

9,585 posts

158 months

Tuesday 10th February
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Lord Tarquin Portly said:
Am old post, but hey. Ebac got some good reviews for build quality and repairability. For example they don't use sealed drums so the bearings can be replaced, the inside is well laid out and parts are easily available, see this review from an engineer who died repairs: https://youtu.be/c1c470Rzvr8
If the ebac dehumidifiers I've had for years are anything to go by, the washing machines will be great.
Epic lurking.