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I'm not sure how recent that Which review is but my aunt bought a Beko dishawasher which came #1 budget option and it lasted her 5-6years until she re-did her kitchen. Was still working. Think servicing/parts is the only downside for those vs say a Bosch
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It's 2023. Cheers for the feedback.
There is also the Samsung DW60M6070IB that looks good and is at a better price point for us.
That's a good point on servicing, although as below servicing comes at a cost...
I had a feel of the lower seal and can feel that it's cracked, so think that is properly it.
However, a cursory look says Miele seals are ~£75. So if I did the main seal as well that's £150 on what I guess is a 20yo(?) dishwasher (Miele Model G 638 PLUS).
After writing that ^ I can't help but thing a 2nd hand Miele is probably the best VFM option.
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I've also got a which best buy Beko.
The annoying thing is the mechanism for the trays - bottom one often drops when rolled in / out.
Otherwise plus sides are it's very quiet and cleaning is good.
Reading above I didn't consider this but being quiet the projection thing would be useful to be able to tell when it's finished.
Would recommend with hesitation if you're on a tight budget / not that arsed about minor niggles but you can probably find better.
hugo7
goodhead
From a well know consumer website....
Budget = Beko DIS16R10
Integrated = Bosch SMV6ZCX01G
On here Integrated = Miele G5260 SC
On here Freestanding = Miele G 5223 SC
Energy efficient = Bosch SMS4HCW40G
Slimline = Bosch SPS4HMW53G