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Re: Samsung j1453s
As long as you don’t mind uplifting it and bringing it down to Penzance, I’ll have a go for you. 😆
What’s a San Georgio, anyway? 😕
Mike.Re: Samsung j1453s
The original “Ocean” brand. They’re quite light – now, a proper Newpol Super 800 – that was a heavy brute!
Waits for comments from really old engineers…… :innocent:
“When I were a lad, if it weren’t bolted to a concrete plinth, t’weren’t a proper washer……”
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Re: Samsung j1453s
leavemetogetonwithit wrote:
timdowning wrote:
I find cleaning, levelling, poking, adjusting, jabbing, staring & SERVICING does work on many other makes.🙂
Often, I just walk in the door and it fixes itself. 😆
Mike.This kinda thing has happened to me too in the past, seems u just need to “look at it2 and it works, customer then says.. eeeeeee it wasn’t working i promise! “never mind love” £30 for my trouble lol.
Re: Samsung j1453s
LJDomestics wrote:
This kinda thing has happened to me too in the past, seems u just need to “look at it2 and it works, customer then says.. eeeeeee it wasn’t working i promise! “never mind love” £30 for my trouble lol.If it was 20 miles away maybe I would have the heart to charge that much, usually I halve my call out charge; or even waive payment altogether if it’s a vulnerable person. I expect you do the same; in the long run it’ll probably pay off. I can’t imagine many customers round here calling me ever again if I charged them thirty quid for stepping in the door and out again. I give the machine a quick once over taking five or ten minutes to check the obvious, explain that it may be intermittent and that I may have to call again etc. I only leave when I’ve made this quite clear so that they can’t subsequently think I failed to spot a fault.
Mike.Re: Samsung j1453s
Thats roughly what i do too, however, been to a few cookers that turned out to be auto on the clock due to power off, £30 also for pressing a couple of buttons although they could of sorted it with looking in the instruction book.
But i ain’t gonna let someones ignorance cost me money by wavering the callout.
But as u say, if it turns out its ok now ( so intermittent ) £30 NOW and if it goes again im back for FREE.
Re: Samsung j1453s
LJDomestics wrote: £30 also for pressing a couple of buttons although they could of sorted it with looking in the instruction book.
Like checking filters, I usually tell them that one over the phone. I just wouldn’t feel comfortable charging more than a tenner to do that. OTOH, the day may dawn when I have to if I can’t make a living otherwise, but it doesn’t seem likely.
Mike.
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