Checking Which? ... that one isn't reviewed, but three out of the Bekos reviewed are poor at rinsing, including one which still doesn't rinse well when using the 'extra rinse' option. Otherwise they don't score brilliantly, but seem reasonable. Unfortunately they don't have reliability figures for Beko, which is often the most useful thing in Which? (Hoover are not great, and Hotpoint are the worst of the lot, btw).
Judging by price and model number, it's probably most like the one that gets the best score for Beko:
^A 7kg capacity Beko machine with plenty of good all-round cleaning ability that?s good for spin drying clothes, sheets and other items.
Wash programmes clean well, but are slow compared to other models. The cotton wash takes 2 and a half hours and the short wash takes over 90 minutes.
Rinsing isn't the best, but you can add an extra rinse if you're worried about people with sensitive skin. Other extra programmes include handwash, wool and easy iron.
This machine?s energy efficiency rating is AAA and it?s easy to use. We don't have sufficient data from our annual reliability survey to comment on Beko?s brand reliability.
The range includes white and silver models.
Pros: Good all-round cleaning. Easy to programme. AAA energy efficiency rating.
Cons: Lengthy programme times. Poor rinsing.^