Beko DV7220X (7kg) Questions & Answers

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No. This dryer must be externally vented and comes with basic kit.

The dryer vents to the back so if you don't install the venting kit that is included it will blow hot air onto the wall.

I have the same problem dismantling the whole machine and cleaning didn't fix the problem getting frustrated

ME2! Did you find any solution?

I only own a Beko dryer, I am not a technician. However, the only reference in the user manual to flashing lights refers to the filter light flashing if it detects the filter may be clogged. If you are referring to the internal drum light there could be several reasons for it, but I'd suggest you contact the company you purchased the dryer from in the first instance, and ask for the local Beko service support number, but also check about warranty coverage etc.

Mounting the Beko DV6120X Dryer Over a Washing Machine.

The Beko DV6120X User Manual, which can be downloaded from the Beko website, gives the following instructions for mounting the dryer over a washing machine:

• A fitting device should be used between the two machines when installing above a washing machine. The bracket (Part no. 296 280 0100 white/296 280 0200 grey) must be installed by the Authorised Service Agent.
• Place the product on a firm floor. If it will be placed on top of a washing machine, the approximate weight of both machines may reach 180 kg when they are full. Therefore, the floor must be capable of carrying that load on it!

I custom built a small platform 530mm high and mounted my Beko dryer on that which suits my situation. However, I'm sure the Beko fitting device to mount it above a washing machine will work as described, but not having used one I cannot make any further comment.

Hi Peter,
Unfortunately this clothes dryer is not wall mountable we were told by the sales rep.

Only a little bit gets under the filter and I don't empty it every load . It can be pulled out of the filter cavity. It doesn't affect drying.

A modern Dryer should not put this much dust into the air in an apartment I know it doesn't affect the drying it makes the apartment full of dust

The dust you refer to is actually your clothes in the dryer breaking down and being blown around your room as microfine dust. If you use a top loader washing machine they get more of a battering than if you use a front loader which are gentler on clothing. Once placed in a dryer, the battered fibres of your clothing are sucked out by the dryer and blown all around the area where you use your dryer.

The dust particles that fill your room are too fine for the filter to trap. The filters are not designed to trap microfine particles otherwise they would clog up very quickly and need cleaning several times during one load. If there is that much dust circulating around your room, it is possible the clothes are being over dried.

Ten years ago we switched from a top loader to a front loader washing machine. The sales rep told us to expect a longer life from our clothing and that we would see a marked difference in the amount of lint in our dryer filter. He was completely right on both counts, but it was the difference in the amount of lint trapped by the dryer filter that was staggering. By comparison, the clothing washed in the front loader produces very little lint, whereas the top loader washing clogged the filter everytime.