Siemens WM14UT93GB 1400 Spin 9Kg Washing Machine Demo
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2020
- In this video i show the Siemens WM14UT93GB / WM14UT83GB washing machine and some of the features and benefits it offers.
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Thanks so much very helpful, have just purchased an 8kg one. Being delivered next week, but so encouraging hearing your comments.
Major credit for nailing these model numbers first try in these videos.
Ha ha wasnt always first time. Sometimes takes several takes to get it right 😀
@Siemens guy 1400 How about shut up over your requests 24/7
I bought a Samsung Washer/Dryer roughly about 2018, and looking at this, it’s amazing how far things have come. For example, laws have forced manufacturers to add the Eco 40-60 (something mine doesn’t have). On the Siemens, I love that it tells you the weight of washing each programme is designed for - again, Samsung, take note. What I’ve never seen though, and which is more handy - how many people actually have a means of weighing their washing before they load it? Wouldn’t it be sensible if the machine was weighing the load as you were filling the machine, and beeping at you if you went overweight? This is really important for someone like me, because I need a washer/dryer for my flat, and often the drying weight is a couple of kilos under the wash only weight. Again, on the Siemens, the economy indicator bars are really useful. As a bit of a nerd, I like lots of indicators and lights, but again, what’s pretty poor about my Samsung, is that the economy information for each programme isn’t included anywhere - a page in the instruction manual is better than nothing. And my Samsung doesn’t tell you this. When you see a machine like this Siemens, it just makes it plainly obvious how important certain functions are! When I need to change my machine, I’ll perhaps have a better idea of what to look out for!
Excellent presentation. Just installed a new Siemens WM14UT71GB, slightly different model but you have covered everything and I am ready to start. Many thanks
Great to hear!
What an engaging and easy to follow video! You have saved me lots of time and frustration trying to figure out the answers. I’d recommend this to any first-time Siemens machine buyer. Thank you
Glad it was helpful, Thanks for the feedback
I have purchased the Siemens 9kg iQ300 machine. Towels feel hard and coarse afterwards, compared to a wash in my toplaoder where towels were soft and fluffy. Any advice?
Thank you soo much for your help. I’ve downloaded the instructions and I’m a happy bunny. X
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks for a great video.....Would you also please share how to turn the sounds off. The instructions in the manual do not work for me. Thank you once again!!
Excellent video thank you although I bought the WM16XMH9GB which sims similar? apart from the speed.
I have a water softener in use, can you please advice amount of washing need to use as on my previous Miele machine the advise was to use less than usual.
How do I turn the sound off that tells me when the machine is finished please?
Hi, thanks for your lovely video which I’ve commented about before. I now have the washing machine and have used the vario speed on the easy care option.
It’s great in that it dramatically drops the washing time. But does that mean it’s not such a gentle wash? The manual seems to indicate that it changes our settings bit concerned that it may increase the temp, spin speeds etc, which could bring detrimental to clothes that need gentle/low temperature wash.
Shirley
Can you review a Bosch series 8 4D wash washing machine?
My door hinge has just broken on my very old and much loved Siemens washer. I'm hoping to replace with another Siemens but find the bleeping every time you press a button (or many buttons!) extremely annoying . Also, I often put a wash on when the rest of the house is still asleep so the quieter the better. Is there an option to turn it off? I also like the extra rinse function for washing my son's clothes as he has eczema.. is that function on this machine? Thanks
Very good video and so easy to understand. I’m in the market for a new washing machine and this could fit the bill. I’ve never owned a Siemens appliance before so I’m wondering how reliable their machines generally are. The five year warranty is a great bonus to have.
They are very good machines we do really well with them and they are very reliable
What a brilliant video...so helpful! I just wondered if you know the dimensions for the 7kg model? Unfortunately, the 8/9kg will protrude slightly to much into the kitchen, so I'm hoping the 7kg model will be 2-3cm less? Otherwise, is everything else the same spec and performance as the larger models? Many thanks in advance.
The 7kg is about 3cm less in depth but the spec is basically the same as the larger sized models. Thanks for your feedback
Great video and explanation. My current 10 yr old Siemens washing machine has been great but the bearings have now gone and I'm replacing with this one. Seems very similar. Good to know that in 10 years they are still producing excellent machines. I also have a connector to add my dryer to the top. Have you any idea whether this will work on this machine? It has a pull out table which is very useful.
I know the kind of stacking kit you have. There is a good chance it will work but i couldn't guarantee it will fit like your current one does.
Do these machines not have a lint trap
My new machine has an automatic filler for the soap and the rinse. I can’t find my instructions. If I use any other program do I need to put liquid and rinse liquid for the other programs. X
You will need to put fabric conditioner and washing liquid in the drawer for each wash, assuming it is this Siemens machine
Thanks for you excellent video. I have purchased this machine to replace my older version which had an option for 'extra rinse'. I found that function to be very useful. Is this machine able to offer the same?
Did you find out as I also have the old version and it's just broken? Thanks
@@The4manxies Not from here, but I think I have the answer from reading the sales literature in more detail: Apparently this newer model will automatically do a second rinse if it detects there is still excessive foam in the water after the first rinse. I've run the cycle a few times and, to be honest, I'm very satisfied with the results. I have probably, in the past, run a second rinse when it was not required. Best wishes.
I have this Siemens Washing Machine WM14UT93GB. Does it weigh the washing when I put it in the machine to let me know the weight of my load?
Mrs Denton
It won't really weigh the washing, but it will send a certain amount of water through at the beginning of the wash. Depending on how much is saturated, the washer will then alter the amount of water that is used for each wash. Great question though
Please can you tell me if there is a demo for WM14T391GB Siemans of course?
This model is a slightly updated model of the wm14t391 so some of the programmes and features should be similar
Do you have the instructions for the Siemens WM14UPHIES (9kg-1400) or can you tell me where I can get them. Thank you.
I haven't got the instructions but if you follow this link you can download it from the Siemens website
www.siemens-home.bsh-group.com/uk/supportdetail/product/WM14UPH1ES/01#/Tabs=section-manuals/
When you open the door and it reveals the Kg weight for the program, once you’ve put the dirty cloths into the drum, does the machine tell you the actual weight?
No it doesn't tell you the weight.
That is a shame, I think it’s a missed opportunity that it wasn’t engineered into the spec so you know how much of a load you have in the machine.
My sister in Bulgaria has a very similar washer with the matching dryer. She likes it. However Siemens as a brand completely dissappeared all of the sudden. Only Bosch and Neff models are available from that brand family. I know you don't sell Miele but I have an 18 year old Bosch Maxx that might die soon for good and I am looking at Miele as a replacement. Don't care about features too much just performance and reliability. What do you think?
Miele as a brand are very good but go for the machines where the manufacturers offer the longer warranty. If a manufacturer is that confident in their reliability on a machine at around £500 then the warranty should reflect that. I don't know much about Miele machines but looking online it looks like even the machines around £1000 only have a 2 year warranty compared to a Siemens at around £600 with a 5 year warranty. I would question Miele why they don't think their machines can last 5 years without providing a warranty to prove it?
Thank you. I will think about that. In your experience do you washing machines with more options break more often than simpler machines?
Pls can u open the machine when it is off?finding it difficult to open mine
As long as the program has finished then yes you should be able to open the door. Also when it is switched on, just make sure the child lock is not active, as you may struggle to open the door if it is active and the power has been turned off.
What is the difference between bosch and siemens
It is the same company, but Siemens normally concentrate on the higher end of the market with Bosch concentrating on the medium sector of the market which is the most popular segment.
@@lords-electrical hmm explain what u mean
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Ps. Great machine though, very pleased with it.
How much cost
Where can by
The prices do fluctuate but at the moment it is £529.99 and if you are near to Leicester or Warwickshire in the UK then we can provide one at www.lords-electrical.co.uk
It’s almost exactly the same design as a Bosch.
@@sTARJv Every day is a school day.
4 hours is really to slow
I agree that 4 hours for a wash is a long time
@@lords-electrical hi
I'm finding that there are a few comments about wet washing in the drum on the 9kg/8kg siemens wm14ut83gb & no spin. Now from what I understand its due to the machin3 sensing the load imbalance & will adjust accordingly. I appreciate its the responsibility of the manufacturers to protect its machine & warranty callbacks, in real life though when myself or customer uses a machine we don't wish to be spending time weighing washing or picking it apart , unless it's colours or whites !
For nearly £600 quid I'd expect it to work seamlessly . If the machine is overloaded then I'd expect issues , that goes without saying. So what is the solution to this issue ? As it appears a number of brands have this issue also especially the ebac range! So my thinking is , is it the technology being too sensitive, & over protecting the appliance. Ive had a bosch h & c fill a+++ for over 20 years & no matter what i put in it large or small or uneven it works fine! Now given in that 20 years technology has taken huge leaps forward, but it seems in tbis case its taken 3 steps back! As a plumbing & heating engineer & have fitted loads of different brands over the years. In recent times customers have all said the same about length of the cycles! Nearly 4hours for one specific wash is crazy. Especially for a large family who use the machine 2/3 times a day, realistically its not ideal as most families will do 2 washes & sling it on the line or airer before they start their day. So for 2 washes totalling nigh on 6hours is madness. Not all can use the facility of sticking it on of a night due to sensitive neighbours or kids especially if living in a flat!
I'd love to hear your thoughts. As im in the process of upgrading my machine. I prefer a gear built unit over Spanish or Thai build. I have a budget of approx £700 what can you recommend. I did call one of your outlets but was met with rudeness telling me it was a sales line I had called to which I replied thats the reason for my call! & she said she had others waiting on the phone! I am a customer !! Really poor customer service. I was hoping tk speak with you as opposed to a service agent who is only reading details of a screen!!
I look forward to your reply .
Kind regards
Richie 👍