AEG L 56126 TL Washing Machine Reviews

Inexpensive top-loading washing machines often fail to meet users' needs for good service. They sometimes suffer from poor wash quality or are prone to operational issues. Elite brands, on the other hand, are a different story; you can safely trust them with your most precious items. Take, for example, the AEG L 56126 TL top-loading washing machine. The price is high, the brand is well-known and recognized—what more could you want? However, we wouldn't rush into buying this machine; let's first read customer reviews.

Positive

Irina, Novosibirsk

The machine washes perfectly, and the wash modes are just right for me. The controls are simple, and the machine itself is fairly simple to use, despite its many features. Using this washing machine leaves a positive impression. Here are some of the positives I've noted.

1. There are special programs: anti-crease, pre-wash, super rinse, and quick wash. Without these modes, washing clothes properly would be impossible.
2. Automatic drum positioning is available. This feature prevents the door from becoming trapped in the tank.

In addition, the machine uses a technology for smooth opening of the doors.

3. There is a digital display, although it is rather primitive; you expect more from an expensive machine, especially since it is an AEG.
4. You can add more laundry to the machine at any time.
5. There is an adjustable spin speed.

I've been using the washing machine for 10 months now, and so far I'm happy with everything. Even if you wash with a bad powder, the result is quite satisfactory. AEG knows how to make cars – that’s a fact!

Svetlana, Omsk

A neighbor, whom I took to the store with me to help me choose the right washing machine, encouraged me to buy this machine. It may be expensive, but it's well-made. I was hesitant to buy a cheaper vertical washer because I'd read all sorts of bad things about them online. Ultimately, I've been using this good German machine for two years now, and I sincerely wish you the same.

Alexey, Saratov

The AEG L 56126 TL is probably the quietest washing machine I've ever used. During a wash cycle, it's practically impossible to tell if the machine is working unless you're looking at it. When the spin cycle starts, the machine makes its presence known, but again, it's quiet. For the noise to be noticeable, you need to set the spin cycle to 1200 rpm, but I personally never use it; 800-1000 rpm is the maximum. The AEG washes amazingly well; I couldn't ask for anything better. It has a delayed start feature, which I use constantly. There are no downsides to this machine; I give it a five!

Matvey, Moscow

This machine has a lot of cool features, but the best thing is that the programs can be adjusted and tweaked as needed. This adjustment can significantly improve washing results, even in situations where it might seem unnecessary. The automatic drum parking feature is a great feature; without proper automatic drum parking, vertical machines quickly break down. Overall, the AEG machine is very good; I feel like I got my money's worth.

The outer lid on this machine looks a bit flimsy, but it opens fine so far, so I have no complaints.

Elena, Ulyanovsk

I have two washing machines at home, one LG F12B8WDS7The other newly purchased top-loading washing machine is the AEG L 56126 TL. Overall, I like both machines, but the AEG does a much better job with liquid detergent, while the LG seems to ruin the washing with gel. The AEG has a special compartment where you can add gel, and the machine will gradually absorb it, ensuring excellent results. The machine has a great selection of programs, but it would be nice to have a shoe program; I don't know how to wash sneakers. I'm happy with the purchase!

Negative

Larisa, Belgorod

It's a terribly expensive machine, but it's no more useful than my ancient Indesit. After a week of use, the top cover came off. I don't understand why I should spend that much money just to have to collect parts around the house. Experts speak highly of the AEG L 56126 TL; the manufacturer must have paid them well. AEGs may have once been the best, but that's a thing of the past now. I give them the lowest rating.

Ivan, St. Petersburg

The machine worked fine for three months. In the fourth month, my wife pressed hard on the top cover, causing it to crack. I called a repairman, and he repaired it under warranty, free of charge. It seemed like the breakdown was our fault, but he replaced the cover anyway—that's European service. I loved it. But the joy was short-lived. A month later, the motor broke, and now I have to call a repairman again. The illusion of unrivaled European washing machines has vanished like smoke, and now I'm wondering how I can return it to the seller, if that's even possible.

Perhaps the assembly of these machines is not very good, since they are made in France, not Germany.

Maria, Moscow

The car is not very good, it’s not worth the money. It broke for the first time in our fifth month of operation, even though I don’t abuse it and wash it twice a week. Don't buy it!

Love, Barnaul

A terrible model that only lasted me a year and a half. Think about it, is it worth paying $850 for a year and a half of washing? For that kind of money, you could buy three machines and still make a profit. I'm extremely dissatisfied; I feel like I was cruelly deceived by those shady Europeans.

Lydia, Tyumen

I managed to snag this machine on sale for half price. But honestly, even half price is a bit much. Machines with similar features can be had for even less, and I didn't see any of the much-vaunted excellent washing performance. I don't even like the way it washes shirts. Throw this machine away!

   

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