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  • in reply to: smeg fab f/freezer #300461
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    Re: smeg fab f/freezer

    we normally charge around £75 -£80 but you will have to keep it switched on as once you turn them off for a few days the refrigerant escapes quickly and then your back to square one . might be best to see if you can sell it through e bay as a none worker they seem to fetch silly money even when broken 😉

    in reply to: smeg fab f/freezer #300459
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    Re: smeg fab f/freezer

    gas leak then mate wet wall evaporater so no genuine long term repair 🙁 ,ive regassed a few for customers but only on the understanding that the repair is not permanent and as such carries no warranty not been called back to any so can only assume the leak is minute

    in reply to: smeg fab f/freezer #300457
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    had a few compressor failures on these turn off freezer plug in then get your ear near the compressor for the fridge and listen to the faint humming of the compressor before it switches off on its internal protector (danfoss pot normally ) the last one i repaired the customer had bought off e bay for £250 with a blown fridge pot she happily paid £180 to have it fixed as a new one was going to cost her £900 😯

    in reply to: CDI1012 integ dish washer #299730
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    Re: CDI1012 integ dish washer

    yes defo circulation motor 😆

    in reply to: Hotpoint TDC62 cond dryer #299597
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    Re: Hotpoint TDC62 cond dryer

    thanks for that (kez is my sister) that would explain why this customer has had 6 sets of stat kits in twelve months and paid £70 each time 😯 called us in after last engineer could only offer her mis use as a reason for the constant failure :rolls: not a spot of fluff anywhere 😆

    in reply to: Get this……. #299227
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    i had similar about ten years ago sold a recon washer and fridge freezer for 250 quid cheque bounced and try as i might i couldnt get the money back 4 months later she rings saying washer has gone wrong and can we call to repair it she just couldnt understand why i wouldnt call and started quoting all sorts of imaginary consumer laws to try and get me to go . After about ten mins of heated discussion she anounces that she will never use me again :rolls: at that point i fell about laughing and put the phone down ,got to admire there brass neck though :rolls: . Best thing to do though is ring all your local competition and warn them about her that way she will have a long time to wait to get it fixed 😆 thats what i did 😀

    in reply to: Whats the most annoying thing customers do? #107730
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    Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?

    this topic has been brilliant for my health for years i used to worry about problem customers ,how i could do things better next time ,was it me that just got these problems etc now i realise that these people live all over the country and we all suffer from them from time to time now when i get them i can just shrug them off and sleep better at night thanks uk white goods for restoring my blood pressure back to normal 😀

    in reply to: Whats the most annoying thing customers do? #107726
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    Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?

    i was about to plunge my hand in the base of a dishwasher a few months ago when the customer informed me that because it wasnt pumping out that her husband had poured industrial drain cleaner into the base to clear the blockage 😯 5 seconds later and my hand would have been burning :rolls:

    in reply to: MEGGER #298289
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    A needle and a crank handle those were the days .I trained with my late father and he wouldnt use anything else , he aquired his whilst workig as an electrician on power stations in the sixties 😉

    in reply to: Debor Glue #297814
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    Re: Debor Glue

    used debor for years got me out of many a tight spot i normally apply a covering to both surfaces leave for 10 mins before putting together ,i have to agree though you leave it in your tool box at your peril 😆 Chezza the honda acty was a fantastic little van my dad had one in the eighties for his refrigeration business 1 wheel drive 500cc and a top speed of 85 😉 well i was only 18 😆

    in reply to: teka integ oven H1595 #293914
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    Re: teka integ oven H1595

    thanks.

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    Re: hotpoint wma 54

    thankyou .

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    we never fit parts not supplied by ourselves if something goes wrong under warranty ,the customer will still expect you to fit the parts for nothing and then insinuate its the way you fitted them as the reason for failure :rolls:

    in reply to: g2p dwi/1wh #293004
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    Re: g2p dwi/1wh

    havnt u got some filing to do oh by the way the kettles just boiled t 😆 no sugar 😆

    in reply to: sons #288301
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    Re: sons

    its why i always dread doing jobs for old folk on there own . After agreeing a price etc some know all relative rings questioning everything youve said and only just stopping short of calling you a conman.I particulaly like the son who informs you on your arrival to fix a washer that he s certain its the brushes and he would have done it himself but for his bad back 😥 then you inform them its an its an induction motor and has no brushes he normally retreats to another room till youve gone 😆

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