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new beko washer dryer owner, drying !

MImick560
Asked over 9 years ago 6,378 views
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hi, we just bought a beko washer dryer and i hope nobodys laughing, my wife and i are both quite thick and the instruction book didnt help much, we managed to get a few washes done but the drying takes forever, i tried doing the quickest wash and put the drying time on cupboard dry and was hoping the heat would be high but it seems really cool, i thought dryers ought to be hot ? is there any way to get it hotter to speed things up ? any help please ?

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Beko washer dryer drying slowly due to load size and setup

The problem
A new Beko washer dryer appeared to dry very slowly, with air that felt only cool, and the user wanted to know if the drying temperature could be increased.
Likely cause
The strongest supported explanation is incorrect use rather than a confirmed fault: trying to dry a full wash load in a washer dryer, and possibly not leaving the cold water supply on during the drying cycle. The discussion states these machines usually dry only about half a wash load and can take a long time even with smaller loads.
What fixed it
Reduce the drying load to about half of the washed load by removing some items after the final spin, and ensure the cold water valve remains on during the drying cycle. Check the instruction book for the stated drying capacity and expected programme times. No method to increase the drying temperature was given.
Checks to try
  • Whether a full wash load was being dried
  • Whether half the load was removed after the final spin
  • Whether the cold water valve was left on during drying
  • The instruction book for drying load size and expected drying time
Cause identifiedGenerated 11 Aug 2026 · AI summaries can make mistakes — read the full thread below.
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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 9 years ago

A washer dryer can only usually dry half of a load. So if you are washing full loads you can't just let the drying cycle run. You need to take half the load out after the final spin. Also make sure you keep the cold water valve on during drying cycle.

If you are only drying a small load it should work but it may take a long time. The instruction book should give an idea how long and what size load it can dry with.

Whitegoods Help — appliance repair expert and forum host.

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