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February 2012
Hi
I have asked Dave again and it’s Julian who’s putting the wall up but Dave is still trying to work on him about it.
Bryan
Re: golocal reactive
Its ok Eddie. I can see where people are coming from and hey, we all want to make sure we are going to get the money we work hard to earn.
Its all experience and hopefully through here we can get some nice working relationships.
Laurence, I’ll take a read through properly tomorrow but it looks interesting.
P.s. in the post above, it should read we started in April 2011, not 2010
Re: Go Local
Thanks K.
We’re genuinely trying to make a decent go of things and want to be in it for the long haul.
We’re not in the business of making enemies and i can see you have a pretty close group of guys here so i’d rather be open, honest and try and get off on the right foot and if we havn’t then at least try and make it right. The best way to do that is say it how it is.
Re: golocal reactive
I posted this in the other thread, but for the benifit of those here, i’ll paste it in.
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Hey guys, Daniel from Go local Reactive LTD here.I wanted to join to try and clear a few things up and it’s easier in a public forum to make one statement to all concerned.
I’ll start at the top and work down.
We are a fairly new company, started by myself in my bedroom back in April 2010. It was just an idea and i didn’t have any working knowledge so kind of learnt as i went. The grand plan is to (one day) be like the AA and able to offer any service to anyone in the UK, any time. Thats obviously, a hell of a way off but Soon enough i needed help and took the usual route of hiring someone. Back then and for a while after, we were working with Mike from msappliances. Good guy, and to be fair to him we were massively disorganised and it probably was a real hassle to work with us. This was a result of us working with one pc, one desk and a phone. Nothing else.
To clarify things website wise, golocalreactive.co.uk is not finished, we get most of our work from the web and that site is not designed to pick up enquiries so its getting finished last. The main appliance site is go-localuk.co.uk.
We did recently move office. This was due to the company we leased our space from (mad about cards ltd) going into liquidation. As it was a sudden move we had no phone lines in the new space so had to wait for BT and only had them installed Friday last week. During this time we were pretty incontestable… it was a real kerfuffle.
We don’t try to dodge paying for anything but we could certainly be more organised and i think this is a bit of a failing overall. We still operate from a tiny office with a handfull of staff and we’re still learning as we go. I apologise if anyones had a rough ride with us.
—————I hope that clears things up, at least a little.
Re: Go Local
Hey guys, Daniel from Go local Reactive LTD here.
I wanted to join to try and clear a few things up and it’s easier in a public forum to make one statement to all concerned.
I’ll start at the top and work down.
We are a fairly new company, started by myself in my bedroom back in April 2011. It was just an idea and i didn’t have any working knowledge so kind of learnt as i went. The grand plan is to (one day) be like the AA and able to offer any service to anyone in the UK, any time. Thats obviously, a hell of a way off but Soon enough i needed help and took the usual route of hiring someone. Back then and for a while after, we were working with Mike from msappliances. Good guy, and to be fair to him we were massively disorganised and it probably was a real hassle to work with us. This was a result of us working with one pc, one desk and a phone. Nothing else.
To clarify things website wise, golocalreactive.co.uk is not finished, we get most of our work from the web and that site is not designed to pick up enquiries so its getting finished last. The main appliance site is go-localuk.co.uk.
We did recently move office. This was due to the company we leased our space from (mad about cards ltd) going into liquidation. As it was a sudden move we had no phone lines in the new space so had to wait for BT and only had them installed Friday last week. During this time we were pretty incontestable… it was a real kerfuffle.
We don’t try to dodge paying for anything but we could certainly be more organised and i think this is a bit of a failing overall. We still operate from a tiny office with a handfull of staff and we’re still learning as we go. I apologise if anyones had a rough ride with us.
Re: Hotpoint TL51P capacitor blown
gandh1 wrote:probably looking too deep, chances are capacitor had worn, and hence went. the initial faults before blowing were the indications it was on its way out.
buy the cap from here. and dont worry too much about the extra 1/2 farad
http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/Tumble+D … citor.html
Thanks for your help!
I thought that the capacitor was on its last legs alright!
I take it there is no issue with polarity on these caps?
Re: MJH Aftercare
HI
The brown goods side has ceased trading which was decided to end that side of the business last year and the engineers for the brown goods side have been made redundant.
Bryan
Re: is this board available to buy?
if you supply the FULL serial number its available pre programmed.
Thats what we need for the price
Re: is this board available to buy?
Yes.
if you supply the FULL serial number its available pre programmed.
Bryan
Whirlpool American Fridge Freezer broken down – help!
Hi.
Is the condenser fan running ? Is the condenser clear of all fluff ect ?
Bryan
Maytag MTD09 WD Condenser dryer F04 error
Hi
Should be the same as the ISE 10 drier fault codes if it’s the ASKO one
Bryan
