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Esatto EHPD80 8kg Heat Pump Dryer $667 Delivered @ Appliance Online eBay
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bought the EHPD7 7KG this May, quite happy with the build quality but the lack of reverse rolling (I mean the tumble spins in reverse direction) is a pain…
Even with the EHPD80 it only reverses for 20-30s, so if you want to prevent "balling" particularly with the larger items like sheets, it's still important to take the items out and untangle them during the cycle
that's a pain in the arse……….
Thank you for the feedback.
Don't understand why companies price bigger models to be cheaper than the smaller models :(
the cost is roughly the same. just depends on how popular they are and how much they can sell it for….. pure business
@HD9990: And also how much they can manufacture it for…they might have particular design elements or manufacturing processes that make the EHPD80 cheaper to manufacture…I'm purely speculating here
It's great - obviously it takes longer than a condenser or vented dryer - drying a mixed load take 1h 40 minutes - but much more energy efficient and you can drain the hose in the laundry sink rather than manually emptying the reservoir.
It has a timer function as well, so I can set it to run during sunny periods and I get to dry clothes for free - very userful in Melbourne where it can take days to dry clothes on a rack.
I find that a mixed load always starts saying it will be 1hr40m for the full cycle but i find it never runs for longer than about 1hr15m. Thanks to the humidity sensor it always run for a shorter time and stops once the contents are dry.
Love mine, still going strong.
Bought this back in June from Bunnings
Great unit so far, no issuesReally good machine, just remember to frequently (every few weeks or so) clean the secondary filter/condenser fins accessible by a little door on the front.
I didn't read the manual closely and didn't realise there was a secondary filter and accessible condenser. My god was it clogged up!
How do you clean it? Not sure I have the same model, but it says not to touch the silver part I think
I think that panel is just so you can use a vacuum/toothbrush to clean the fins.
Mine seemed to have a rumbling fan then I did this, ran it for a bit without the panel and its good as new.
(Can't see a secondary one anyway,)
Doesn’t post to ACT, damn.
Also there was some discussion previously on why this model is/was often cheaper than their 7kg heat pump dryer, EHDP7. I’m not sure if the reason was ever clear. Anyone got insight on that?
From memory someone mentioned the 8kg version doesn’t have the humidity sensor, thus no auto dry.
I think they thought it didn't have one because it wasn't mentioned in the manuals - but @shaq1 has clarified it below…
Yeah no go to QLD either
Going through ebay I assume this will just be standard courier delivery? I.e. they won't bring it inside the house for you etc unlike if buying from actual store or online store?
I bought through eBay, and they unpackaged and installed it for me, and took away all the old packaging
Same experience here, They unpacked it and stacked it onto my washer. They took all the packaging.
Just a heads up, Mine had some water in the base of the machine so have a mop handy when they bring it in.i thought you shouldnt stack a heat pump dryer on a washer cause they're too heavy? would love to know how yours is going, as i'm short on space and would love to stack mine as well!
@illiterate: I purchased one of these https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/282102267589 and stacked it on a samsung 9kg washer. I have used the dryer and washer at least a dozen times since it was stacked with 0 issues.
@illiterate: Not sure where you've come across that advice, as I've seen it commonly done, and do so myself at home and have had no issues.
@inasero: oh my god, you are right. i was getting confused between wall mounting and stacking. tyvm - i can now buy a heat pump/condenser dryer without worrying about space <3
Bastards don't ship to Tassie.
hmmmm, the specs sheet doesnt show how many watts it uses…
https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/public/manuals/EHPD80-Es…
Does anyone know the wattage ? its time to replace the 2000w clothes dryer from 2015
I’ve observed it draw a max of 730w. I put a watt meter on so that’s direct from that reading over the course of a few cycles. It settles around 250-300.
Thanks for sharing. Thats very good.
Just an FYI - that is power draw and doesn't mean the amount of heating/humidifying that is occuring.
Yep. The actual amount of heating that is going on will be 4-5x higher due to the heat pump COP (coefficient of performance).
Had no idea about heat pump dryers, avoided having one due to traditional power consumption. Bought one as available in vic - thanks so much!
Got one of these recently and early impressions are good. We had a 2 year old F&P washer/dryer destroy itself and swapped for a cheap washer and cheap dryer (being this one). It's a heck of a lot better than the F&P dry function ever was.
Bought one from Bunnings couple of months ago, works great!
I have one of these. It seems to think the items are "dry" before they actually are and reduces the drying time and stops the machine. I then check the items only to discover they are still damp and need to be run a second time.
Yes, has anyone worked out how to not need to keep putting it on multiple times?
There is a mode where you can manually preset your favourite - "My Cycle". Also increase intensity of the drying with the "Intensity" button
Was quite happy until 2 years later it kept stopping says water tank Full but actually it's not.
Sorry for the n00b question, but it's coming up as $717 on ebay for me?
I've tried applying the HGSNS code on checkout, but no difference: "Looks like that's the wrong code. Please double-check and try again."
What am I doing wrong?Can you just stack this on a normal washer? Or is it too heavy?
Has anyone experienced a significant amount of room humidity being generated by this unit, almost as if it's not condensing properly. I've requested a service call for the one I purchased in the last deal. It also heats up my laundry quite a lot when running.
Yes. Same experience here. Have to leave the laundry door open otherwise the humidity builds up. Is this normal or should I give them a call as well? Cheers
I've used more expensive Heat Pump dryers in the past and never had this issue so I'm not sure if it's because this is a cheapie or if it's actually defective. In either case I'm not super happy with it spewing humidity into the house which is the whole reason one gets a condensing model over a vented. I'll update when I've had the service call.
Keen to hear people's thoughts/experiences with this model