Miele W5873 WPS Front Loader & T8861 Heat Pump Dryer - Now $1999 EACH (Save $500 Each)

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askzxy on 01/09/2015 - 17:22 miele.com.au (690 clicks)
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Save $500 EACH on W 5873 WPS washing machine and T 8861 WP tumble dryer.
If you buy in combo, save $1000.

RRP is $2499 each.

Effective from 1 September 2015. Strictly while stocks last.

This offer only applies to new customer orders placed during promotional period. Offer does not apply to Project orders, Professional appliances, damaged or display models. Miele laundry package does
not apply to Miele washing machine and tumble dryer run-out models.

A $65 delivery fee will apply to all non-metropolitan major domestic appliance orders and these deliveries will be a door to door, street level service. Unfortunately, with deliveries to these areas, Miele is unable to deliver into your home or offer installation or removal services so please contact your local service provider if you require these additional services.

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  CH on 01/09/2015 - 19:02

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  Wish I had the $$$ to consider a $2K tumble-dryer a bargain.

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  cryptos on 01/09/2015 - 19:29

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  Just repaired my LG combo for the second time, those Miele's wouldn't offer me the same excuse to tinker

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  PlasticSpaceman on 01/09/2015 - 20:12

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  Three different Miele appliances here. Front loader, dishwasher, and induction cook top. All top of the range at the time (maybe 5 years ago). All have had issues from day one. Each night now I need to dry the drip tray in the dishwasher to avoid the alarm going off. It's leaking in there somewhere but they haven't been able to work out where. I know there are people who love their Miele gear, but as I wring out the cloth in the sink, I can't help but wish we'd got an Asko (what I wanted, and was slightly cheaper) or (for a third the price) simply another Dishlex to replace the old one.

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    [Deactivated] on 02/09/2015 - 07:02

    People assume Miele is a high quality product because it's expensive. But failure rates for Miele are just as high as many other brands. And every brand has a dud model now and then. Sorry to hear about your bad experience. my current dishwasher is Bosch and it's been good for 5 years. Previous one was Dishlex and it broke 3 times in 5 years before I got rid of it. Last failure was a piece of wire supplying the heating element literally caught fire.

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      PlasticSpaceman on 02/09/2015 - 20:45

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      at least if something catches fire in a dishwasher, it may be able to put itself out…. ;-)

      But yeah, I know/hope that my experience is perhaps the unusual one where I have issues with three out of three different products from the same manufacturer. My wife wanted to get them not because they were expensive, but because she had a number of friends who thought they were the best things ever. So again, maybe we have been unlucky.

      The old Dishlex we had was brilliant. We basically upgraded as it was over ten years old and didn't dry dishes too well at the end of the cycle. Gave it to some friends, and last I heard it was still working. The Miele turned out to not be much better at drying even though at the end of a cycle it automatically opens the door to let moisture escape. One of the best features the Dishlex had was a light inside…. thought that was great. Miss that, and of course not having to mop up the water each night. One weekend I'm going to remove the drip tray on the Miele dishwasher, put it on my work bench so I can see under it, and run it to work out exactly where it's leaking. I suspect it's probably a leaking pipe…..