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Re: Bosch and Siemens – made where?
You can match the odd box-shifter price if you can get a little margin support from your friendly rep. However if you make a habit of it you will not be a retailer for long due to the much larger overheads retailers have to face.
Don
Re: Solid wood floor steamer
Hi
http://www.poltiuk.co.uk/ are considered in the trade to be the Rolls Royce of steam cleaners. There are cheaper imitations out there but none match up 😉
HTH
Don
Re: New world dw – DW60
jackster wrote:Cheers:
P.O.A Sounds bad!!
Hi jackster
s/o @ is probably Special Order @ Masterpart.
Don
Re: Another new fridge freezer post Bosch or Liebherr
Hi Lid
Liebherr refrigeration is the best you are going to get in the UK as far as traditional fridge freezers are concerned. The Bosch is a good alternative but the build and longevity of life on the Liebherr is better IMO.
Both manufacturers have excellent service back up.
If you have any concerns about guarantees you can always extend by a further 2, 3 or five years depending on which insurance company you use. Or as you say by purchasing from JPL you will get the added bonus of a longer free one.
HTH 🙂
Don
Re: Bosch and Siemens – made where?
Autolycus wrote: Their enquiry line wouldn’t say how to tell where any particular machine was made, but hinted it might be possible to interpret the model number.
It may well be possible if you are an employee of BSH.
Autolycus wrote:
Is this the significance of some being “GB” suffix and some “UK”?As far as I`m aware from my source the GB / UK products have different VNR numbers but the products remain the same. If I am incorrect then someone will correct me 😉
Autolycus wrote:
Are their German-made machines better than their Polish or Spanish ones?BSH group products ie Bosch, Neff Siemens and gaggenau are made in BSH own factories across Europe. The biggest factor is the labour force costs less in these countries than in Germany. This in turn ensures they remain competitive in the market place.
Autolycus wrote:
Present favourite is Siemens SN25M230GB, £399 from John Lewis with 5 year guarantee.That Siemens is top spec triple A rated, a water miser and it`s quiet too. With the five year full warranty for £399 if it were me I`d be ordering it from JPL today.
HTHRe: Zanussi TD 200
Hi
According to Pro Corner the pulleys are still available part no. 50681043001 in stock @ Connect. The same pulley`s are on the TD100 as well 😉 . As Steve says obsolete at Lux group though.
2.06 AM your post Steve don`t you ever sleep 😆
Don
Re: Norfrost or Icetech C6AEW climate class
Result, they arrived in this morning. I can confirm they are climate class N which is +16 to + 32 degrees C operating room temperature.
HTH 🙂
Don
Re: Norfrost or Icetech C6AEW climate class
Hi tibsy
Why not give them a ring 😉 Customer Service: 01847 822 228
HTH
Don
Edit: I have a couple of these coming in tomorrow I`ll have a look for you.Re: Anyone sell refrigeration to trade and raw washers/dryer
If you type “raw AND appliances” exactly as it`s typed into the search option you will get quite a bit of info 😉
Don 🙂
Re: Lux EWD1409 E36
Hi Jim
Prices I can do 😉
973914601235000 is £115 and 1322255819 is £118 from Connections.
Don
Re: GE Belt
Hi John
If you don`t get any other takers you can get one from Ebay.com seller has five at the mo.
HTH
Don 🙂
Re: ise 10
Hi
Could well be the case, I know when I spoke to Dave Quinn at ISE early last week they were down to the low teens left in stock.
Just checked the ISE website stockist list and there is Ron`s repairs in Hornchurch or try another from the Stockist list
Don 🙂
Re: Football season 09/10
Hi Jim
Flags flying at half mast today in Rochdale after last nights FA cup shock?
