Electrolux EWH 100 Formax DL
 | Outdated Product A capacious, elegant and energy-efficient storage water heater with an enamelled tank with a volume of 100 liters, two durable "dry" heating elements and a functional electronic control system with an LED display. The manufacturer is positioned as a premium class model, which is designed to meet the hot water needs of a family of 3-4 people. Unlike most available models with cylindrical tanks, the Electrolux EWH 100 Formax DL water heater uses a flat design tank. This feature provides a relatively small thickness of the device, which is important for its optimal placement in a room with limited free space. The digital control system allows stepwise regulation of the power of heating elements (800/1200/2000 W), and the MultiMemory function makes it possible to programme up to three individu...al heating temperatures. ECO-mode is also supported with limitation of the maximum heating temperature (55 °C). This temperature mode minimizes heat loss and reduces scale formation. The durable steel inner tank is protected by heat-resistant enamel and a large sacrificial magnesium anode, which is enough for two years of operation. Protection against overpressure, overheating, switching on without water and current leakage is provided (a protective shutdown device that turns off the water heater when voltage hits the case). |
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A capacious, elegant and energy-efficient storage water heater with an enamelled tank with a volume of 100 liters, two durable "dry" heating elements and a functional electronic control system with an LED display. The manufacturer is positioned as a premium class model, which is designed to meet the hot water needs of a family of 3-4 people. Unlike most available models with cylindrical tanks, the Electrolux EWH 100 Formax DL water heater uses a flat design tank.
This feature provides a relatively small thickness of the device, which is important for its optimal placement in a room with limited free space. The digital control system allows stepwise regulation of the power of heating elements (800/1200/2000 W), and the MultiMemory function makes it possible to programme up to three individual heating temperatures. ECO-mode is also supported with limitation of the maximum heating temperature (55 °C).
This temperature mode minimizes heat loss and reduces scale formation. The durable steel inner tank is protected by heat-resistant enamel and a large sacrificial magnesium anode, which is enough for two years of operation. Protection against overpressure, overheating, switching on without water and current leakage is provided (a protective shutdown device that turns off the water heater when voltage hits the case).
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Electrolux EWH Formax DL series of boilers, available in various capacities, is praised for its compact design, efficient thermal insulation, and quick water heating capabilities. Users appreciate the dry heating element and the clear temperature readings. However, several reviews highlight issues with electronics sensitivity to voltage fluctuations, leading to frequent service center visits. Some users experienced leaks and heating element failures within months of use. While the brand is well-known, reliability concerns are noted, with some models requiring additional surge protection. Despite these issues, the product is recommended by some for its functionality and brand reputation, though others advise caution due to potential defects.
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I don't recommend it because you'll have a lot of problems with it, although maybe I was just unlucky. takes up little space because of its shape, quite a well-known brand, I liked it for its functionality, has decent thermal insulation. the main thing is - it's not a very reliable device. In the year since I bought it, I have contacted the service center twice - the first time when it started turning off by itself during heating, and the second time when the heating element burned out. use Electrolux EWH 100 Formax DL month or more i recommend it don't buy |
worked for 5 years. The tank started leaking. Took it apart, found about 200-300 grams of limescale, no more (surprisingly). No problems with the heating elements, they're still fine. The anode is "eaten away" by about 30%. Could have been worse. But the tank is done for. So, it's time to replace it :( This time, I'll choose something better (hopefully). Beautiful a boiler is a boiler. But I think 5 years is a bit too short. Maybe I was just unlucky. |
I must have been unlucky with the boiler. At first, my wife and I really liked it - it quickly heats the water, keeps the water hot for a long time, the control is convenient. But after 10 months, he began to behave strangely - he began to turn off by himself, without heating the water to the maximum, then he switched to another mode, and so on. They took it to the service, they repaired it and returned it back. But two months later, the same thing began and another problem was added - the water began to cool about twice as fast and water began to drip from the non-return valve. In general, what is happening with the boiler is not clear. We took it back to the service, we are waiting for the result. heats water quickly, good thermal insulation, manufacturer, price, management, service failures in the electronics, after a year it began to keep heat worse and began to drip from the check valve use Electrolux EWH 50 Formax DL month or more i recommend it don't buy |
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