Update:
They wanted to take the washing machine to their workshop for examination and informed us that they would provide a replacement machine to avoid any inconvenience during this process. I asked if the replacement would be a machine of the same segment as mine, and they mentioned a 10 kg Beko model. When I checked, it had similar features to my device, so I didn't mind. However, the machine they delivered to my home was a 7 kg Altus model. Anyway, I wrote this just to inform you about the discrepancy between what the authorized service said and what they did.
The main problem is that the machine was in the authorized service's workshop for a week, where some parts were replaced (previously, the motor, main board, and spin pump had been replaced at home), and the programs were tested. They brought my machine back on Thursday, 15.08.2024, around 16:00. A lot of laundry had already piled up, so I opened the washing machine in the technician's presence and told him I would record a video.
The program showed a duration of 1 hour and 37 minutes, meaning it should have finished around 17:30. The program continued to run for exactly 4 hours, and when it still didn't stop, I finally turned it off myself. As it approached the last minutes, it kept adding +30, +10 minutes by itself, which I also recorded on video and scheduled another service appointment. On Friday, 17.08.2024, the technician came again, recorded some videos himself, and I showed him the ones I had taken, and I expressed my request for a refund. They said they would get back to me during the day; today is Tuesday, 20.08.2024, but I haven't received any response yet.
I called the call center again, explained what happened, and the call center staff said the service would come and check again and make a decision. I have repeated this process 4 times. The situation has become a vicious cycle, and I haven't found any solution. I will now initiate legal proceedings.
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