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JetA1

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#2658231 17-Feb-2021 13:09

quickymart:

If that's what it was, what would I be looking at, cost-wise? Hundreds? Thousands?

The machine wouldn't be worth that much surely - it's a couple of years old. Spending 'hundreds/thousands' on it would quite likely be bad economy.

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#2658551 17-Feb-2021 17:00

I contacted Samsung myself directly, so Noel Leeming didn't even get a look-in, to be fair to them.

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#2658920 18-Feb-2021 12:11

Update: the washing machine was collected by Samsung this morning. They said it should take about a week. Here's hoping.

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#2663271 27-Feb-2021 07:46

Quick update, the repaired washing machine was returned to me yesterday. According to the delivery guys, "the drum and tub(?)" were replaced. No cost as it was repaired under warranty.

I tested it last night and it seems to be all sorted.

andrewNZ

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#2663273 27-Feb-2021 08:17

Drum and tub will mean the inner rotating drum (where you put the clothes) and outer stationary tub (the can around the drum that keeps the water in).

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