Customer reviews of the Atlant 7 kg washing machine

Demand for Atlant washing machines has grown significantly over the past few years. This is due to the significant price increases of similar washing machines produced by European brands. Today, buyers are increasingly opting for more affordable models.

Before purchasing any particular appliance, it's best to read real reviews of Atlant washing machines. Users who have purchased washing machines from the Belarusian brand share their opinions on how the machines performed during use. After reviewing the information, it will be easier to choose a specific washing machine.

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Dmitry Zhavoronkov

The old ATLANT 50C82 served us faithfully for 14.5 years. Recently, it displayed an F12 error code, and the technician estimated the repair would cost $100. The error code was reset, and we decided to buy a new washing machine to replace the "failing" one.

We didn't even consider another brand. We trust Atlant, so we chose from Belarusian models. The only thing we weren't happy with about the old machine was its 5 kg load capacity. So we settled on the ATLANT 70 U 1214-01, with a 7 kg capacity. The washing machine cost $250.

The most important advantages of ATLANT 70 U 1214-01:

• low cost;
• stylish design;
• convenient control and digital display;
• pleasant sound accompaniment;
• a wide selection of programs;
• excellent washing quality.

The design of the washing machine is truly on-trend. It looks stylish and will fit into any interior. It's convenient that the display shows the remaining cycle time, and the selected program is highlighted with an LED (the old machine didn't have this). The sound is amusing—the washing machine "whistles" like Shurik from "Operation Y." The beeps can be turned off if desired.

I really like the variety of modes. In memory ATLANT 70 The 1214-01 has as many as 18 washing programs. You can select a care algorithm for any item: bedding, jeans, outerwear, and delicate fabrics. You can even add more laundry after the cycle has started.

One drawback is a slight whistling sound when spinning at high speeds. Also, after a cycle, water remains in the washing machine's cuff, which needs to be constantly removed. It's possible we installed the washing machine at a slight forward tilt, which is why this is happening. We should buy a level and check whether the machine needs adjusting.

Alina-malina93

I chose the Atlant washing machine mainly because of the price. Similar Samsung or LG models cost twice as much, and I didn't want to overpay. I bought the Atlant 70 U 1010 with a very large drum that holds 7 kg of laundry.

What advantages can I highlight:

• erases quickly;
• quiet spin;
• there is a “Night wash” program;
• there is a child lock option;
• clear washing modes.

The ATLANT 70 U 1010 washing machine operates very quietly; it is practically inaudible during spinning.

There are some drawbacks, but they're not critical. Sometimes the washing machine gives me electric shocks. However, this is likely due to old wiring, as it's not the only appliance in the house that produces electric shocks. Also, after a few months of use, a strange knocking noise appeared during the spin cycle, but it doesn't interfere with operation, so I'm not worried.

I think the Atlant 7 kg washing machine is perfect for a large family. The drum is very roomy, and the manufacturer's stated load capacity is realistic. I'm completely satisfied with this model, with all its pros and cons. For my budget, it's the best option.

Natella 12

We spent quite a while choosing a new washing machine. We initially considered LG, as I really like that brand, but my husband talked us into Atlant. He was swayed by the manufacturer's 5-year warranty on the motor.

We ended up buying an ATLANT 70 C 1010. The machine is fantastic, it washes great. Pros:

• spacious drum;
• stylish design;
• leak protection;
• many programs;
• economical powder consumption;
• low energy consumption.

I wash several times a day because I have two small children. My washing machine is almost two years old now, and it has never let me down. The only drawback I can find is the noise when spinning at maximum speed, but that's not a big deal for me.

Kalashonok

When we moved into a new apartment, we were thinking about buying a washing machine. We spent a long time choosing – our heads were spinning with the variety of brands and models. The main criterion was a spacious drum. After a few days of searching, we settled on the Atlant 70C1010.

The warranty for the Atlant washing machine is 3 years, for the electric motor – 5 years.

These washing machines are manufactured in the Republic of Belarus. This model has 16 programs, including short and long cycles. I use the "Cotton," "Mixed Fabrics," "Shirts," and "Shoes" programs most often.

The washing machine is extremely easy to use. It features a "Delayed Start" and "Night Mode" options. A time indicator shows how much time remains until the end of the cycle. The drum of the Atlant 70C1010 is very roomy; it can accommodate pillows, blankets, and outerwear.

The machine itself is very quiet. It washes silently, but when the spin cycle starts at 1000 rpm, a humming noise begins. It sounds like a plane has landed in the kitchen. This goes away after 5-10 minutes, but the laundry is practically dry afterwards.

Detergent consumption is minimal. Laundry is washed well, and the machine handles even tough, old stains. I have no complaints about the wash quality at all—everything is perfect.

We were very pleased with our purchase. The price-quality ratio is absolutely justified. We had no problems with the operation, so I recommend the ATLANT 70C1010.

Negative reviews about this equipment

Evgeny Shin

I bought an Atlant 70S107 washing machine online. After using it for a month, I realized nothing good would come of it. Firstly, no matter how I leveled the machine, it still shook. It's very noisy, and the motor sounds like an airplane turbine.

The wash and rinse quality are mediocre. The drain pump runs continuously during the spin cycle, which is not supposed to happen. There's likely a firmware issue.

During the spin cycle, the upper counterweight manages to hit the housing cover. And this happens while the engine is picking up speed. While I'm no expert, I understand that this shouldn't happen.

My ten-year-old Samsung did a much better job than the new Atlant. A miser pays twice, as the saying goes. Now I'm saving up for a new washing machine from a different brand. I don't recommend Belarusian machines.

Sole Marina

Our washing machine was returned to the factory three months before the warranty expired. But first, some background. We bought an Atlant 70C1010 to replace our aging Bosch. We didn't have to choose for long, deciding to go with a Belarusian-made machine instead of one made in China. The three-year free service was also a plus.

We bought the washing machine. At first, I noticed the timer was glitching. For example, it would show 8 minutes left in the wash cycle. You'd come back in 5 minutes, and it would show you have to wait another 5 minutes. This happened often, but it didn't bother me.

The washing quality was satisfactory. I was also pleased with the detergent consumption, which is minimal. The machine has a wide range of programs, allowing you to select the right one for any garment. There are programs for "Baby," "Jeans," "Bedding," "Super Quick," "Shoes," "Shirts," and more.

About a month later, the machine malfunctioned and switched to spin mode without draining the drum. The control panel froze, and the buttons wouldn't press. Naturally, foam started to flow... Only unplugging the machine fixed the problem. The error cleared and didn't recur for a couple of months.

After three months of use, the washing machine froze again. The spin cycle issue is a side effect of the stabilizers. This time, I was washing a single sweater. Apparently, the machine couldn't evenly distribute the load across the drum, so it stopped working.

The problem was quickly resolved; we stopped running cycles with one item. Two years later, the intake valve needed replacing. It started leaking, and the technicians installed new components.

A few months later, the washing machine started glitching while filling with water. It kept filling, filling, filling. It was enough for everyone, including us and the neighbors downstairs. We had to repair it again.

Three months before the warranty expired, the machine was sent back to the factory for a free repair. The service center technicians said there was a problem with the counterweight. The washing machine started making a loud noise during the spin cycle. They sent a new washing machine instead. However, after this experience, I'm reluctant to recommend Atlant equipment.

   

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