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What,s the most common elements you use ?
Do you want to buy DIRECT from the actual manufacturer who makes them for CDSL MADDOCKS HOMESPARES ECT ?.
Well as from today I wıll be obtaining and selling elements to the trade at below the cost that the distributors are selling for.
Common element the TEBA turbo fan cheapest at present from distributors approx 5.00 my price 3.75 plus vat
elements as requested wıll be added to lists being made up.
They will also be Guaranteed for 12 months
Oh and there wıll be a couple of universal elements avaılable very soon.
any further info required e-mail me r600a@hotmail.com
bryan
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The most common is probably the 6224745 fan element that fits many Hotpoint/Creda/Belling cookers. I carry a wide range of cooker elements as they are often interchangeable [with a little manipulation]. They are so reasonable price that it seems daft not to carry a selection on the van. I rarely need to order a special order for an element, apart from some weird Bosch ones. I tend to charge £23.00 as a general price.
Bob
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Any element is available if I can get the order to 100,majority of the grill elements will be less than £6 and fan elements round the £3.75 mark and that included the bosch/neff ones..
seems that there isn’t much call for virtually halving the cost of the elements you most commonly buy as only two people have replied.
Not rocket science to work out the 10 most common elements you buy…so why not save yourself money.
bryan
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r600a
The most common elements I use are:
WP 481925928583
Mer 023884
Cre 6224745I have found that a lot of suppliers will sell them for under £7 if you shop around and they are Gen parts. As I have had early failures of pattern Elements in the past I try to to stick the the genuine items only. The one that annoys me is DST3192085102 which Connect do for £26.
Goose
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goosegreen wrote:The one that annoys me is DST3192085102 which Connect do for £26.
Try Qualtex for about a tenner 😉
And it’s genuine 🙂
Dave.
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Can you do the same for other components, fridge stats, fan motors, washer pumps etc ?
I have only start back recently so I’m still learning what parts I should stock up on.Re: Project ** ELEMENT **
Depends what you’re looking for Walnut, there’s a mountain of knowledge within these forums and to obtain it all at once is nothing short of impossible in all honesty. There are massive crossovers on a lot of spares in most instances although not all it has to be said.
What you carry comes down to where you are (what’s been sold/promoted in that area), what products you repair and what brands you see the most of, so guessing at a van stock is a non-starter IMO. A classic mistake that many make taking on a new (large-ish) contract where the “top-selling” lines information is available as it’s almost always a lot of tripe. And, that’s being kind to the figures that the accountants cook up with some formula to rival the best Merlin had to offer.
However, I’m sure that Dave can tell you what he’d consider to be absolutely essential in the general scheme of things if you need it. Personally, I’d see what I was doing and using before stocking as keeping things in stock cost a lot of money. Keeping things in stock without consideration is just tantamount to financial suicide.
Can you tell I’ve been caught in a web of lies once or twice? 😉
K.
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