Seal has broken on a SAMSUNG washer less than 6 months old. Advised not under warranty as its a perishable, would not expect it to have perished so soon surely.
I paid upwards of £600 now they want me to pay a few hundred of my own money to have to repaired my washing machine is useless as water empties from it flooding my kitchen when the seal has torn.
Surely it should withstand being loaded and uploaded I have had other brands with no issues. SAMSUNG is suppose to be a well made product not at the cheaper end of the market
How many people need to complain before it's taken as a manufacturing fault. My friends have checked online and seen thus is a recurring issue.
We purchased a washer dryer 4 months ago and registered it for the warranty. We used the dryer for the first time last week to dry some towels. When we removed the towels part of the seal at the bottom fell off (in the same place as your picture shows). We are having to pay £107 for an engineer to come out an repair it but have been told that if its a manufacturing fault, we will get a refund. Speaking to the customer service call taker and engineer I’m not expecting to get a refund as they are saying it’s a user fault. I thought Samsung was supposed to make quality, reliable products but from research it doesn’t look like. Very disappointed that in the product and customer services
Same thing happened to our washing machine. Apparently they changed the warranty recently to exclude seals:
