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It would appear that Grumpy Arse bequested of Ample Breast she attend the Great East Feast in order to steal some information to aid his oppression of the fixers. Unbeknown to Grumpy, Ample had partaken of vast quantities of ale and became very intoxicated, which marred her judgement verily. Ample was then seen to be swaying to and from the fixers on return to the Inn. Many fixers would not engage with Ample, knowing of her plight, except one intoxicated fixer who wooed Ample with more ale, which eventually lead to a coupling of the fixer and Ample.
Grumpy was alleged to have been most annoyed with Ample on her return to Smelly Town with no more than a sore head, and owing the serving wenches at The Inn much money that Grumpy could not afford………………….
Flipper wrote:It is a bind especially when your insurance company latches on to it.
Flipper, it may be me being thick but I don’t quite see the link 😕
Do you mean that your employees liabilty insurance or premium is affected by your own health and safety policy ?
Dave.
There is a free leaflet available from the HSE. It is a guidance to preparing you’re own health and safety policy.
It’s here http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/sfindex.htm and in the downloads section now 🙂
Dave.
kwatt wrote:Well that was good.
Yes, again, another enjoyable and productive pair of meetings. 😀
It was also pleasing to see another extremely high turn-out for the AGM on Saturday, many more attendees than in recent years according to the DASA members who, unlike myself have attended regularly as I have only rejoined this year after a five year absence.
The only noticeable absence was of non DASA members (only one attended). After recent events and questions concerning Network-DASA and it’s aims I was quite amazed at the lack of people wanting more information.
There are many changes in our industry presently, some of which may require some input from us all, and dare I say maybe even a monetary investment in our own futures. The old addage of lets sit back and wait for someone else to do it for me in my opinion will not work.
We have all shown what talking to one another via this site etc can achieve, many positive things have come from that. We can now take the fact that the communication medium is in place, that will not go away and we can now work with that to go forward and make further improvements.
I would make one request of the many users of this site that may only look with interest at the various topics discussed, perhaps you could then feed back you’re own views, just because someone makes a statement about a certain event or company, it may well be incorrect or misinformed, just a thought/hope. Thanks to the many users that do contribute, the more content there is here, the more hope of removing the barriers and misconceptions, not to mention the vast knowledge base we all now share.
Dave.
When we recieved MFI calls via NESN the parts were only sent to us, the account holder. Presumably you then did not have an account with MFI parts department, hence the reason they were despatched FOC to the customer.
MFI always charge £4 per order (not per part) and only despatch Monday, Wednesday and Friday, so we always tried to get as many parts on one order as possible. Cosmetic non urgent parts were held back to accumulate as much as possible per order.
We don’t currently carry out any work for MFI so I can’t give you any info on the way it is being handled now, but it may help a bit.
Dave.
It seems our friendly Miele agent is of the same opinion, main control PCB
faulty, part number 4469754.It may be worthwhile to ask an agent to order it for you as Miele will deliver directly to you, the price I was quoted was quite a bit cheaper than you have been told by buying direct.
Dave.
OK, I’m converted !!
After using MSN messenger this is a little more tricky for those of us not used to all the keyboard functions, but once you get used to it (which doesn’t take long) it’s actually more versatile (and fun) than other instant messaging/chat programmes.
Give it a go !!
Dave.
Mark, I don’t know the machine myself, but, if you have no joy here or on the mailing list, mail or PM me, I know a friendly Miele agent down the road, I give him discount on spares. 😉
Dave.
BTW, what on earth does your signature mean 😕
Re: nesn/mastercare service fees
Alex wrote:
We have just done our latest Yellow pages advert.We weren’t going to do one this year, but they went and printed last year’s again without authorisation, should be a laugh when they try and get the money for it. 😀
Dave.
I have today had cause to chase GDA/Merloni for various spares orders that I have outstanding.
The reply: “They are presently being picked, the spares department is currently a week behind”.
That’s clever then isn’t it, not only are they out of stock of 50{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of their top selling appliances, they can’t get the spares out in time for us to offer a decent back up service either. 😈
Dave.
The Daewoo UK site has this number listed for refigeration product customer service 01189 252577. You may already have it, but that is all I can find. The main UK site is http://www.daewooelectronics.co.uk/
Hope it may be some help.
Dave.
The full details, map and directions are here for the venue:
http://www.peterboroughbutterfly.activehotels.com
Dave
