New washer dryer Renlig FWM7D5: Experiences?

Ouch!
It is the first of its kind.

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AEG presented the L99699HWD at the IFA, and they are the first manufacturer to succeed in designing heat pump technology so space-savingly that it fits into a washer-dryer without the machine becoming monster-sized.
Why not charge for that, especially since the development effort must have cost quite a bit and the individual components probably do not come off the shelf for already existing devices.

Has anyone of you bought the model? On the internet, there are very few customer reviews about the model; otherwise, I would get an AEG model. I would be interested to know if there are owners here and if they are satisfied.

Hello everyone, I wanted to bring up the topic again because I would also like to have such a combo device. I have a rather small apartment and don't want to put two things in there. However, I am still a bit unsure about it. It would be great if someone had experience with this device. Best regards, elbi

Hello, I would also be very interested in the washer-dryer Renlig. For space reasons, I would very much like to buy the new Renlig. Can someone help me? Thank you very much. Christine

Hi
the Renlig FWM7D5 no longer seems to be sold, probably not without reason

We only bought ours in December, contrary to mother-in-law's recommendation, who said, buy a Miele. But since we had purchased a new kitchen for our new apartment including planning, delivery, and assembly service, it was just practical to also buy a needed washer dryer at Ikea and have everything delivered together.
Should have listened to mom. The dryer part of the Renlig is already "broken." The machine gets very hot on the shelf surface, it even smells a bit burnt/scorched, but the drum stays cold and the laundry remains wet.

Customer service has been informed. We'll see when and if the machine will ever work again.

After 5 years, I'm joining the thread and asking the users about their experiences. Would you buy a washer dryer again?