[Solved] Best Automatic Washing Machine: LG F2J7TY1W vs BOSCH WAN2826FPL for Family of 4 (60-80cm Depth)

Gentlemen
I am not interested in whether the washing machine weighs 60 kg or 100 kg, I will not carry it.

LG from the first post is nowhere to be bought, it is wi-fi.

I ordered the LG F2J6TY1W model
8 kg cartridge.
I paid extra for the warranty for 5 years and I know that I have 5 years of peace of mind.

A colleague above wrote that his washing machine works every two or three days.
My washing machine washes every day, and if my wife does not do it on a given day, she does two or three washes the next day.
Two adults plus two children.
As a colleague noticed, I use the washing machine in one year as much as my colleague in two or three years.
Operation cannot be checked in this way.

And when it comes to replacing bearings, it may seem like nobody is doing it, but in practice, a lot of bearings are replaced in washing machines.
In one, they will last 10 years, maybe longer. At my father-in-law, after 8 years in LG, they replaced the bearings, because I suggested to my mother-in-law that the washing machine is like a jet and for PLN 150 at an authorized service they have replaced the washing machine and the washing machine is running quietly for the second year.
But it might as well fail after 4 or 6 years. That's why I think sometimes it's the butt that saves.
But this is of course each individual matter.

Thank you all sincerely. I was tempted to damn it by BOSCH, but I had a few bits from this company in my family and I was afraid to take the risk.

Thank you all for your help. When the washing machine reaches me, I will share my observations.

Best wishes.

Scorpion_1982 wrote:

In one they will last 10 years, maybe longer [...] But the bearings may as well fail after 4 or 6 years.

Because it also depends on whether you wash daily or twice a week.

Scorpion_1982 wrote:

I ordered the LG F2J6TY1W model

Well, I think it will live up to expectations.

Scorpion_1982 wrote:

I paid extra for the 5-year warranty and I know that I have 5 years of peace of mind.

Warranty or additional insurance? If it is the latter, it is worth reading the terms and conditions so that there are no problems later. Knock on so that you don't have to use it

Apparently, this is an extension of the manufacturer's warranty.
In the fourth year, for example, when the repair of the equipment does not pay off, they replace it with a new washing machine or with similar parameters, or return the money. With this refund, I don't remember if it was 100% so.

LG does not currently offer extended warranty for washing machines, of course, apart from their direct drive motor for 10 years - I asked how I bought my LG. Such a Samsung has something up its sleeve but does not boast about prices: buy it, you will see.
Offtop, Allegro has now introduced the possibility of insuring the equipment, for example: an extension by 3 years of the (which is the key factor) of the manufacturer's warranty. And here you can choose, for example: Candy with a manufacturer's warranty of 5 years + pay a hundred zlotys for this insurance and the washing machine is protected for 8 years ... theoretically

That's what they told me when I ordered the equipment.
I will read these papers calmly and I hope that you are wrong because they would fly into balls.
I will read it - thanks for the suggestions because I did not ask in LG, but the man is always wise after the fact.

gorion wrote:

And here you can choose, for example: Candy with a manufacturer's warranty of 5 years

I do not know how today's Candy compare to those from the seventies of the last century, but if they are as good as they were, even a two-year warranty is enough.
Are there other washing machines with a five-year manufacturer's warranty?

For free, as in Candy, below 3-4 PLN? Probably only inventions like Kernau etc.

gorion wrote:

Probably only inventions like Kernau etc.

For Kernau, washing machines are made by Vestel, which is the same as Amica and Sharp.

Gentlemen, I would like to connect to the question, I am interested in buying a washing machine, but I have read that they are currently produced very emergency ... that's why I initially chose 2
BOSCH WAN2426 replaceable bearings and a twisted drum, the other is the CANDY CSS1492D3 washing machine due to the promotion of a 5-year manufacturer's warranty,
which one would you choose?

If anything, it's Bosch. Candy has a 5-year warranty, but as I know life, it will not cover the most emergency components of the washing machine.
Bosch has replaceable bearings and is aware that it is possible to replace them. If you are familiar with tools, you can replace them yourself and a few zlotys remain in your pocket.
In addition, Candy is not famous for overly successful control modules in washing machines, and this is one of the most expensive parts of the machine.

Let's not spread guesswork http://gwarancja.candy.pl/regulamin_5 Yes, I know that almost every defect can be pulled up under the wrong powder / use or network overvoltage, but we probably do not start the consumer thread "legal advice" without a specific service case? And from my humble experience, I can only add that Bosch programmers and their motors are not so failure-free ...

Thanks for the discussions, gentlemen.
Ultimately I bought:
LG SteamSpa F2J6TY1W
After 9 months of use:
- it could be more stable during spinning, but maybe I got such a model.
- additionally pouring water, the first 5.6 openings of the water valve are a second and closes - I do not know if it is normal but maybe it is about dissolving the powder, although it irritates the behavior of the water valve.

Best wishes.