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Has anyone ever fitted a cavity to one of these I have one on a D&G policy I won’t normally get involed in cavity swaps And told D&G this so they have requested the customer get a price from somebody else out of the yellow pages .
I really need to know
How long
how much of a jobLawrence
Re: De Dietrich UMP 604E1/1 Oven Cavity
I’ve only ever done one on a bog standard oven Lawrence and it was an absolute pig of a job, took over two hours to do it on a Candy IIRC. Most manufacturers don’t even supply the cavity as a spare IME.
K.
Re: De Dietrich UMP 604E1/1 Oven Cavity
I need some advice on this ,How much would you charge Callout and labour to do this job /how many engineers to do Brandt tell me it is a good two hour job if all goes well with a following wind ,so I reckon on three once its back in the housing ( it’s not under counter either )
could really do with some input on this one
Lawrence
This isn’t a double pyro is it? Cause if it is I wouldn’t even attempt it!
PITW, I’d have to leave an engineer half a day for it which, to me, equates to a minimum of four calls lost so I’d be charging back at least three, but like I said, I really wouldn’t want to know about it. The danger of a recal, especially if it is a pyro, is just too high.
And I’ll bet you’re left with spare screws too. 😉
K.
Re: De Dietrich UMP 604E1/1 Oven Cavity
Mmmmmmm
Not a nice job to do at all. The enamel coming away from the liner can only mean one thing. Cavity change!!!!!
The last one I done took me 3 hours as it was the microwave/cooker version but it took me 3 weeks to pick the small fibres from out of my itchy skin. 😯 I was quite impressed though, I had no screws left over. 😀
Best of luck
Andy G 😉
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