Hotpoint NDBE9635 9Kg Washer Dryer Instructions and Explanation
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2023
- In this video i show the Hotpoint NDBE9635 9Kg washer dryer and some of the features and benefits it offers including what each program offers.
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Thorough, intelligently structured, and easy to understand demo, thank you!
Great to know it was helpful for you, thanks for the feedback
Nice and clear - helpful introduction to new machine
For those looking for the Auto Clean.
Press and hold the Dry Only button for 5 secs and it will come on.
Hope this helps.
Thank you! So useful :)
THANK YOU!!
Thanks so much. Having been shoved around from pillar to post by Hotpoint, at last somebody who provides actual help!
No problem at all, I spent an afternoon swearing at my machine. Didn't want that for anyone else.
Thanks I couldn't find this simple instruction on the included manual lol
Thank you this is a very good overview of this machine 😀
A lot nicer than their last washer dryers
Very detailed, thank you for sharing
Really helpful video. Thank you!
Such a useful demo, thank you!
No problem glad it washelpful for you. Thanks for the feedback 👍
Thank you I have watched this video a few times as the machine was totally alien to me when it came, I think a quick watch refreshes my memory, I have not used all the programs over the few months I have had the machine. The only negative things about the machine for me is the Soap try I find they is usually a little residue left in the 2 stain/power dispenses, also which is not the thought of the machine but I bought the Pods but for a white wash I do not find the washing comes up as white as with soap powder. The time is the only other thing, so long how can this be economical?
Thank you very much for a very helpful video, much appreciated ⚘
No problem, glad this was helpful for you.
I learned so much thank you will defo be doing more rapid washing using the intense soo happy 😂
Need to talk about the appropriate washing detergent to use and what quantities
Very informative . 🫡
Just bought an Hotpoint NDB9635 9Kg washer dryer - had it installed yesterday. Trying to figure out how to use it just as a washing machine only. Tried it yesterday on a Rapid Wash and it automatically dried it too.. Trying to figure out how to just wash, on occasions. Think I've understood how to Dry Only on occasions and how to manually select the drying time on the machine - so thanks for that!
Hi Susie, how did you get the dry only. I just use the quick wash 30m and that gives a wash only.
@@maureenmcgarry-ohanlon4796 I've found how to dry only.. Select the 30 minutes quick wash wash-only programme and THEN press the Dry Only button over on the right hand side. You can then select the amount of time for drying..
This is asmr gold
i didn't expect those white\blue LEDs - i'm used to green and orange LEDs on hotpoint\indesit machines. personally i think these white\blue ones look great. i think the reason they kept mixed wash+dry to 1200rpm max is because often mixed cycles are designed to wash both synthetic and cotton together, and hotpoint\indesit synthetic cycles are capped to 1200rpm. but i agree with you, it would be more logical for it be 1400rpm to reduce drying time as much as possible. by the way, happy new year!
Yep. The problem is (from my experience as a useless bachelor ;) ) that synthetics hold a lot of water and don't squeeze out like cottons do. So spinning them at 1400+ speeds is DANGEROUS. As the machine might hop out of the kitchen and take a ride around the garden at those speeds and weights!
I found the 1200 spins in Bosch and Miele to be as good as the 1400/1600 Hotpoint spins. But it depends on the drum size and type it seems.
the logic behind them capping synthetic cycles to 1200 is that these fabrics don't usually need faster speeds. in the past, synthetic cycles always used to be capped at 800\900rpm. though nowadays synthetic washes are being treated like cotton washes - a lot of manufacturers are giving them 1400rpm and very intensive cotton-style wash actions. some types of synthetic fabrics can hold more water than cotton, but they generally spin out much easier, hence the reduced speed and significantly reduced hold at full speed on most synthetic cycles. it's not dangerous to spin any fabric at any speed, and machines won't go walking from that (unless they're very poorly built). this is what the machine's load balance sensing is for, to protect the machine and its surroundings during spin cycles. the thing is, high speeds may crease certain fabric excessively or misshape them. hence the reduced speeds on certain cycles.
spin performance varies wildly between brands, it's all down to drum design and spin pattern. i've found the best performance to be from 2010s LG, due to their sensible length holds at full speed and effective drum designs. and the worst performance to be from current hisense WFQ- models (ie their own models), due to very poor drum design with almost no holes in, along with a ridiculously short hold at full speed despite having a spin spray when it reaches full speed. the results from a normal 1400rpm in my hisense is probably equal to that of around 800rpm in my LG, maybe even slower... bosch fits quite close to LG on this scale, they generally spin well
@@thelaundrycookie1200 I certainly found synthetics always come out damper than cottons, and often had jumpers/jeans hold so much water it's not good for the machine/load balance (load balancing hasn't always existed). But I agree that drum design/cheapness seems to come into it. As said, Miele and Bosch can have smaller drums that do better than Hotpoint and LG with massive drums (We had one of the early 12kg+ drum machines back in the day :P ).
indeed, back in the day balance sensing wasn't really a thing. instead, machines just flung the load around the edges of the drum and hoped for the best. although back then, machines were built significantly better so they could better withstand the levels of imbalance from such unbalanced spins.
i find drum volume itself rarely affects spin performance. design and spin programming is everything. unless the drum is wider than standard (example - haier).
@@thelaundrycookie1200 I remember the "pancake" motor LG. It had a massive drum, and we'd put it in demo mode in the store and it'd spin quietly... till we realised it was rubbing the rubber seal dry for too long and starting to get hot and smoke! XD
Q can one do a dry only on the synthetic/delicates setting? asking because I found that on the cotton setting, the clothes come out v creased
great to see you back andy, hotpoint are not my favourite to use as my mum had one a while back and it kicked the bucket only after a year but im sure they have improved them now hope you had a lovely new year
Hotpoint machines are pretty good now, we get very few issues with them
Hi, when I use the program eco 40-60 very often happend that the program never end, it get stuck to 1 minute left, seems also the program does not go through is process as if I open the softener container I can still see it there, also I was wondering how to clean the filter of this washing machine?
Bring back the Hotpoint Supermatic.
It was simple, it worked and was reliable.
How do you use wash only function?
What if you want to wash then without drying them?
How can I use “spin only” to extract water from hand washed items ?
Just got this washer dryer . It is asknig to start with an auto clean , wuere is that cycle ??
Great video. One question is this model hot or cold water feed?
Cold
Q at the end of a wash, should leave the door of the washing machine open for a while to let the inside dry before closing the door?
Yes if you leave the door open after the wash, then it can really help to reduce smells and the black mould around the door seal.
How can I wash on any program without the drying them ? Can’t seem to find a only wash program
How can it just dry, without being more complicated than flying the Space shuttle 😭
Must admit not the easiest, but select any program and then select the "Dry Only" button. Then it will just dry rather adding the wash as well.
I agree! I am going demented. My attempts to dry resulted in my last load washing 3 times! I am thinking of contacting my supplier to see if someone can come and explain. 🤪
@@margaretfarwell6163Did you ever work this out? I've just washed my clothes twice!
Why doesn't it spin when drying @@lords-electrical
Select the cycle according to fabric type, much like you would when using a dryer, if you’re drying synthetics, select synthetics. Then, select the ‘Dry Only’ option. If you wish to alter the level of drying, say from an Easy Iron dry, to a Cupboard Dry, just press the ‘Drying Level’ button until the desired level is selected.
Hi, can you only do a dry without a wash, can’t seem to find the setting
Same! We can't figure it out.
Edit Ok so I pressed Cotton on the dial then the Dry Only button on the screen. It dried it for 30 mins but the towels were still damp so I put them on again. I then tried press Drying Level. No idea what some of the numbers are but I chose 45 and it set it to dry for 45 mins.
Just got a new hotpoint. I’m really struggling with the dry only. The machine just beeps when I press the dry only stating that ‘This action is not allowed.” 😩
There are some settings where it will be able to do the dry only and some that don't. The Cottons and the synthetic settings do allow you to dry only.
Intense 60-90 degrees. Max load of 8kg and max load for drying is 6kg
Time 2:45 m
Can you do a video about the amounts of detergent and fabric softener in a washing machine? I always find the dosage amounts very confusing
Ooh great idea
Do you have to put the dial onto cotton wash , just to dry. When I put it on dry only, water started going in🤷♀️.
Well, depending on what cycle you put it on, depends on what cycle it dries on. Similar to using an actual dryer, you’d select a Cotton or Synthetics cycle, as Cotton uses a higher heat to dry, and Synthetics is a lower heat. When it comes to water, that’s because the washer will either use steam to aid drying, using the residual heat from the steam to dry the laundry, but equally uses water to condense. Traditionally, condenser dryers use cold air running through a condenser, removing the moisture from the humid air and condensing it into water. The washing machine doesn’t have a condenser, so instead uses cold water to condense the humid air.
Hi im a bit confused my last dryer had a rather large tank to empty but this doesnt seem to have one is the water filter the only thing that needs to be emptied every 3 months
Being a washer dryer this model doesn't have a tank to empty like a tumble dryer could do.
I’m struggling with a dry only option. I did put dial to cotton and then pressed dry only, but it seemed to wet the clothes first?
I am having this issue. Have you managed to resolve it in any way?
Am having this issue too
hi i just recent got a replacement machine.(a week) but i noticed the water flow into the machine in not enough at all, thyou can bearly see water in the machine although the cloths are wet. kindly advise me on what to do. thank you
Quite a common comment from our customers now. A lot of modern machines use a lot less water than machines of around 10 years ago. I would check to make sure the water tap is open enough first. If it isn't then the pump on the machine will be quite loud as the pump is trying to pump the water through but the pressure is not enough.
If it is on ok, then i would keep an eye on the wash performance. If the clothes are coming out clean, then i wouldn't worry and just keep an eye on it.
I bought this product a year back, despite using the autoclean and cleaning the filter several times it still leaves lint on my clothes, I don't understand why as I hardly use the dryer. Does anyone know how to stop this?
I wanted to know if it has a filter to clean after drying and if so where? I got the 11kg one
Washer dryers don't normally have a filter to clean in them like a separate tumble dryer has.
Hello thanks for the great video. I have just purchased the Hotpoint Anti-Stain NDB 8635 W UK Washer Dryer and it says in the instructions: First Time Use: use the Auto Clean cycle... I can't find it on the machine.. Can you help please? Many thanks
I have this exact question! Can’t find an answer anywhere, did you find out the answer?
This is my exact same question now as we've just purchased it couple of days ago and just got delivered today. How can I set auto clean? Has anyone found the way yet? Thanks in advance ⚘
@@FsSohail786 Yes, I found the answer. On mine the 'Dry only' button has an arrow coming from it with an icon that looks like a dishwasher with a star in the middle - it's this one if my memory serves me correctly.
@@cjohnward thank you very much for taking the time to reply, I have actually read a comment earlier about the same thing and have already tried it, I'm glad it worked. Thanks again 😊
Problem/Question I have this model and on the drying cycle it keeps spurting out water in the compartment at the top, every 10secs, it's definitely water coming in through water pipe rather than going out the waste pipe (waste pipe is fine to add)
Sounds very odd but first thingvi would do is to turn the water inlet tap down a little bit as it sounds like you have quite high water pressure which can cause this
@@lords-electrical I've tried that turned it down half way then a quarter it seems to still proceed, taking water in on dry cycle every ten seconds little spurts of it, I thought originally condensation coming out, unless is it getting to hot in the drum so it's add water to cool down? Brand new aswel.
That’s completely normal, every washer dryer does it. Basically for the drying unit to work it has to take in just a little bit of water so the drying unit can condense it and dry the clothes :)
Hi, just wondering if the 'Dry Only' option is available on ALL programmes - don't think it is but would be grateful if you could please confirm. I've been putting damp towels in the dryer to try to dry them but the machine washes them again! Is the 'Dry Only' option only available on the top three programmes (i.e. Wash & Dry XS Rapid, Wash & Dry Mixed and Wash & Dry XL Bed & Bath).
I'm having some issue it's not spinning
I believe you turn the dial to the applicable cycle, say Cotton for towels or t-shirts, or Synthetics for a low heat dry. Then you select the ‘Dry Only’ option. Need not be alarmed if water goes in, as the machine uses water to condense the humid air, and drain away the water. Equally, I can imagine that the ‘Dry Only’ option is available with the Cotton, Synthetics, Delicates, and Woollens cycles.
How do you trigger the "Auto Clean" cycle for 1st time use?
I'm trying to find this out too. It's not obvious at all from the instructions.
@@missmitty10 I ended up doing quick wash 😅 but yeah it's not clear at all
Hi. Thanks for your very useful video. I’ve just got a new machine. Could you tell me if you have to set a temperature for the auto clean cycle. I’ve just tried it as per the instructions and it had no heat at all. Thanks 2:36 2:39
How do you do an auto clean, there’s nothing in manual? Tia
@@River_Fox79 Hi. You press the dry only button for about five seconds. Then it starts automatically.
Just installed this machine and wash cycle is great, however on the dry cycle it keeps blasting water in every 20-30 seconds which is really loud and gives me a headache! So far it hasn't dried any items fully. Done troubleshooting and frustrated with it now! Please advise tyvm
Same; can’t figure it out. Starts/stops water every 5secs, pipes bang throughout the house and when clothes come out; they’re red hot but still wet🤷🤷
It also takes a long time to start drying! The guy I spoke to on the support line said that was the machine building up steam to do the drying. I hate the noise it makes every few minutes, sometimes in it throws in another spin cycle too and this apparently is because the sensor has sensed that there is too much moisture.
Anyone figured how to stop
This? It shakes the whole flat and I feel sorry if the neighbours below can hear it
My washing machine dryer is RG864 it so hard unstand drying method
Hi, great video very informative. Does it have a lint filter? I can’t find it anywhere or anything about it?
Washer dryers don't normally have the same kind of filtration or lint filters like in a standard tumble dryer
@@lords-electrical thank you so much. I’ve been worrying I’m not doing it right!
Is there a way to do a spin cycle only? Maybe I missed it here, I don’t want to dry the clothes I just want them to spin
Spin only with no washing is at 7 o'clock on the dial. The arrow, water and spin symbol.
You should be able to see the symbols it’s the one with out the rain that’s the spin and drain.
The one with the rain is rinse and spin
Does this washing machine do a wash only?
Yes it has a wash only option.
Mine keeps tripping the electric !
Any ideas of what it could be please
This is the heating element, ours has started doing this too x
How can i do a quick wash?
Hi. I usually do a quick wash, 30m maximum. The leaflet says, "Select the wash cycle compatible with the type of garments you wish to dry". All my garments get the same program because there is not a snowball in Hell's chance I'm going to take hours to do a washing. In order to do a 'dry only' does it have to be set to a wash & dry program so even if I use the 'quick wash', I have to reset it to a program that includes a drying cycle and then attempt the 'dry only'? I'm a very literal individual. These instructions are obviously confusing considering the amount of comments/questions. If the answer to my question is 'yes', then the type of garment doesn't matter a damn! What matters is the program selected includes a drying cycle to 'skip' to, otherwise the machine has a hissy fit.
Mo. (Your average post-menopausal woman. That's right the type that Carol Vorderman states is the most dangerous species on Earth. X. 😄
I’ve just got this machine and I’m wondering how to do the auto clean that it says to do the first time. I can’t find the answer anywhere? Am I to assume this model doesn’t have that option?
We would normally recommend just putting a high temperature wash on with no clothes in there to start with before using the machine to wash your clothes
@@lords-electrical thank you. I found it in the end. Press and hold the dry only button (incase anyone else is looking for the answer)
@@MissDukesthank you very much ❤
How do you clean the fluff and water when you use the tumble dryer.
These don't have a filter like a standard tumble dryer would have. It uses the waste hose to get rid of the excess fluff and also the water that would normally collect in the water container.
Thank you
Just want to know how to drain and spin only and how to dry only . It is driving me mad . It just starts another wash cycle .
It's displaying a red lock diagram and can't open what do I do
This will be the child lock that has been accidently activated, if you have a button on the machine that has a key symbol, press and hold it for about 3 seconds and hopefully you should be back to normal
Still none the wiser about a dry only use
Colour catcher keeps getting stuck in the drainage pipe and block the machine.
I know this is a very late answer, but get a zipped mesh laundry bag and put your colour catcher in that. That will solve your problem.
It has White Display
NINE hours ?? 😮😮😮
Way to go eco friendly 😅
I was flabbergasted when I saw that lmao
Must say, i don't always look at the programs before recording and even i had to do a double take at 9 hours.
@@lords-electrical Do you have any beko dishwashers in your store? And have you ever done a review on a Beko dishwasher? Currently in the market for buying one and no one in our stores here can do an explanation like you can.
Love this video.. just ordered one of theese for my grandma and iv been tumble drying the bed sheets on A3 and they have been coming out wrinkly. I need medium heat setting so will try A1 ... at 17:30 ruclips.net/video/pzr4Y65FRpY/видео.html you explain the steam hygiene setting. What is meant by "port hole to become hazzy " is it ok to use this setting for every wash as we only use the intense setting as its the most simple setting.
... WHERE IS THE FILTER!?
It doesn't have a filter like a normal tumble dryer would do, it has access to the pump behind the strip at the bottom of the machine.
Just bought this machine and I’m unhappy with it on so many levels.
Cannot get the clothes dry at all!
The drum is full of steam, and clothes are always wet/very damp, no matter what we have tried.
I’d love to return it to the shop, sick of it, and no way is this economical, or environmentally friendly 😩👎👎
That's a shame to hear, hope you manage to get this sorted
please help
it a hotpoint
Terrible product. Nothing but trouble. Avoid
How do u do a hotwash
To many adverts on this video ..