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selling new machines , father altho retired now always sold his customers hotpoint hoover creda machines, as were easy to fix, for his customers , now these days dont no what to sell, like bosch but went very pricey. what do you lads sell and recommend, to your customers at a medium price range?
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I see the LG machines are a lot cheaper than they used to be. Panasonic have a good reputation for their other products but I’m not sure about these Chinese built washing machines they are now flogging.
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I just sell them Bosch or Amica – Bosch because I like them, Amica because they’re good machines and I get the service work for two years, then chargeable repairs after.
Works quite well as an AWP for £220 with two years guarantee, even tight fisted landlords can’t say no :). Stopped doing recons as too much hassle getting RAW and then having to do the guarantee work on some after.
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yes they seem ok i have sold a few indesit lately wondering if thats a bad idea. if the board goes are they a mare to fix. ? can emw still do the new ones?
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adv wrote:are amica ok to repair an can you get parts ok?
Very easy, become a rep and you get access to all technical information and exploded parts diagrams online, UKW stock all parts.
TBH though had very little trouble with them – mainly torn seals and the like. Even went to one tonight where water had flowed out of dispenser drawer because they’d blocked it with homemade “soap” – PCB was soaked and had tripped electrics but dried out and was absolutely fine. Definitely wouldn’t get that, even on a Bosch.
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