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I am going to Poland at the start of Sept for a meeting, and I would appreciate your feedback on any issues you feel should be brought to their attention.
no you cant have more money! before you ask :))
all feedback welcome
Anne
Re: Agents Feedback
Where shall I Start 😆 ❓
TBH just stupid things like, why did poland use the chinese factory in the first place :rolls:
Some of these you probably all ready know.
The spares are now getting there thanks to Allister, bearings and seals and drums were a headache in the beginning.Lock tighted pulley I seen some of these with either none or so much you have to smack the $h1t out of it so you need then a pulley.
Concrete weight / bolt issues
Any special tools or bits required with sizes would help.
Some of the web site drawings have misleading information and sometimes the parts list does not match up with the numbers on the drawings.
We recently repaired AWM712D it had several clips around with some bolts, these clips were very tight and took a while to get back on, anyone have an easy way or is there a tool for this?
I have a think for more and get back to you. 😉
Steven
Re: Agents Feedback
Will you stress the importance of keeping bolted up tubs and not going down the glued up road. I run a rental business so bolted up tubs are essential.
Congratulations on the new 6kg awm range, this is a big improvement on the awct range.
Mike.Re: Agents Feedback
A larger access hole in the rear panel that the bearing would fit through and thicker bolts for front concrete.
Nige
Re: Agents Feedback
could we please have a website in english with all documents downloadable to a pdf format
Re: Agents Feedback
Another thing, why dont Amica do prevenative call on all these machines before they become noisy?
They probably know which ones are the problem models, if they say go through the ones that have been registered do a quality control check on them for this say charge £40 a call to just check and tighten up the bolts.
Then this will reduce the cost of spares and the amount of parts used on a job.
Steven
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