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  • in reply to: diplomat adp4520 #237105
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    Re: diplomat adp4520

    I think the Belling one is 2100watt as opposed to the 1400watt original.

    This appliance is a built in double oven under the worktop, so we are speaking about two very small oven cavities, thus the low wattage element…..I think 🙂

    Bryan

    in reply to: diplomat adp4520 #237103
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    Re: diplomat adp4520

    That’s an easy one for me because I’ve been searching all week for a supplier with that element in stock without any success.

    Gen. Part No. 524021800

    Europart/Maddocks – 14-HY-4051

    Good luck, I have it on backorder with my fingers crossed and customer warned that I’m NOT PROMISING to have it before Christmas.

    Bryan

    in reply to: Neff Cyclotherm? #236987
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    Re: Neff Cyclotherm?

    Circotherm?

    http://www.neff.co.uk/CircoTherm.html

    HTH

    Bryan

    in reply to: I’ll Brave The Eagles Debate #233983
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    Re: I’ll Brave The Eagles Debate

    He’s busy being fabulous Martin, do you know the feeling? 🙂

    in reply to: REDUNDANCIES AT COMET #170007
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    iadom wrote:

    Del wrote:
    respect and common curtsey,

    Thats taking it a bit to far Sean, helo is not the bloody Queen, 😆

    Jim.

    Double o in too, Jim 😉

    in reply to: Whats the most annoying thing customers do? #107526
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    Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?

    Goatboy wrote:

    “Coz I’ve been wanting to put these shelves up for ages…”

    You couldn’t make it up :rolls:

    A few years back, just as I was leaving, I had a customer ask me “you couldn’t tighten my toilet seat for me before you go?”
    As she was an old lady (even worse 😯 ) I went and sorted it for her.

    I told this story to a friend of mine and every time I see him he asks “how many bog seats have you fixed this week then” 😆

    Bryan

    in reply to: Inspiration #236280
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    Re: Inspiration

    Mmmmm, I wonder what the chances are of getting some membership fees from these additional potential recruits ❓ 😕

    Bryan

    in reply to: ID Card Idea #230109
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    Re: ID Card Idea

    Martin wrote:I got my new ID Card today…………………….. 😀

    Have you been wearing it today Martin ❓

    Did you choose to pin it direct to your clothing or did you chance the swinging badge look :). Be very careful where you dangle it now , looks slightly dangerous to me :wink:.

    Bryan

    in reply to: Siemens WIQ1633GB/02 FD 8306 Warranty repair #236025
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    Re: Siemens WIQ1633GB/02 FD 8306 Warranty repair

    I’m pretty sure all the Siemens WIQ range of machines have a 10 year parts and labour guarantee.

    HTH

    Bryan

    in reply to: Hotpoint 6115 fan oven element #234779
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    Re: Hotpoint 6115 fan oven element

    That’s interesting Wilf because I’ve had problems also with the pattern versions of this element in the past and fit genuine only nowadays.

    Thought it was just my bad luck…… 😡

    Bryan

    in reply to: Yellow Pages #234482
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    Re: Yellow Pages

    Del wrote:
    The number he gave us was an 0845 number

    Ok thanks for that info. Sean.
    Pleased to hear business is good 🙂

    Bryan

    in reply to: Yellow Pages #234477
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    Re: Yellow Pages

    Del wrote:
    He was so cock sure of himself that he suggested that they could use an exclusive Tel number in our advetisment that would be directed to our normal Tel number and they would even give us monthly figures of the number of people using that exclusive number completely FOC.

    Hi Sean

    Is this exclusive number a normal number or some fancy 0845/0870 etc. number because I reckon the customers who turn to Yellow pages are looking for local telephone numbers that they recognise.
    Without the local number I reckon many potential customers would just skip by the advert regardless of a local address.

    Bryan

    in reply to: Yellow Pages #234470
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    Re: Yellow Pages

    silverbroom wrote:My thought for the day, depending on the size of your ad do yellow pages have a set price for advertising throughout the UK or does it change in relation to your area.

    I think costs do vary from area to area depending on the circulation and size of area.

    silverbroom wrote:For instance I have placed a 1/4 column one colour ad in my local yel under washing machines – spares & repairs total cost including art work, vat £642:73.

    That is the same cost as me and if you break that down to £12:36 per week , I reckon it’s the best and most cost effective form of advertising there is.

    The reputation of yellow pages also seems to vary around the country but for me it seems to attract mostly decent customers :D.

    HTH

    Bryan

    in reply to: Tricity Bendix AW1053 #234184
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    Re: Tricity Bendix AW1053

    Thanks Chris , £17 odd+vat 😯 , looks like a bl00dy expensive drop by me :x. Where did I put that superglue :).

    Bryan

    in reply to: WF840 Pump start delay? #233584
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    Re: WF840 Pump start delay?

    This is a classic symptom of a partial blockage , like a sock or colour catcher thing in the sump hose filter.
    This model does give the drum a bit of a fast turn (during rinses) and if enough water has not been pumped out , it’s forced back out the soap drawer.

    Don’t know about the delay in the pump starting but I’d keep things simple and pay very close attention to the sump hose.

    HTH

    Bryan

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