Small Appliance Repairs

[washermanuk]

Anyone still repair small appliances ie: mixers,toasters irons. kettles etc (if economically viable) :rolls:
We have a small workshop and still repair many items!!!!!
I find it quite a welcome break from fixing large white goods 😆

[adv]

Re: Small Appliance Repairs

no worth it, u can buy them that cheap now 😆

[kladave]

Re: Small Appliance Repairs

Dualit is about the only small we repair now 🙁

[SimonCD]

Re: Small Appliance Repairs

kenwood chefs, dualit toasters, lamps, commercial cleaning machines, catering equipment, vacs, microwave ovens. always plenty of small appliances to repair.

[boselecta]

The trouble with vacs and small appliances is that after labour they are not viable to repair, unless you are happy doing a job for less than £50 profit.

[leavemetogetonwithit]

boselecta wrote:The trouble with vacs and small appliances is that after labour they are not viable to repair, unless you are happy doing a job for less than £50 profit.

Send ’em to me. I’ll take £45 for cash. 😆
Mike.

[kwatt]

Good money if you have a shop and you can get folks to drop in Dualit, Sebo etc.

Specialist, yes. But also a nice little niche.

K.

[robbo1973]

Re: Small Appliance Repairs

repaired a set of ghd hair straighteners this week lady dropped in shop.Cable cost £9 quoted £29 5 min job would do a few more of those.also done a siemens wall heater which a guy dropped in the shop parts pricey but £30 lab charge and he was happy to have it fixed.

cheers chris

[leavemetogetonwithit]

Re: Small Appliance Repairs

I fixed a Toshiba semi-professional steam ironing press a couple of times for a regular customer. You need at least three hands and infinite patience. Time I’d finished I was ready to throw it at the wall! I wouldn’t ever bother again!
Mike.

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