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Re: Cookworks parts
Thanks Jim 🙂
Ah I think I may have posted this in the trade tech forum 😳
Don
Re: manufacturers retail price lists
iadom wrote:For complete appliances or for spares?
Must be spares I reckon Jim as appliances have had no RRP`s for a few years now.
Re: By The Way…
kwatt wrote:They buy one of each machine and test it themselves Dave.
K.
Are they then given to a worthy cause after the testing or do the “testers” get to keep them ?
DonRe: Which fridge and freezer <1500mm tall?
Hi
For the definitive answer I would contact them direct on 08444 122 655
Don
Re: Looking for a tall, integrated fridge
Hi
Yes we can quote / supply that model no problem. We are the first ones on the Devon listing 😉 . If you want to pm me I can then give you directions etc.
Don
For an ISE5 DW1 12 place AAA rated dishwasher loaded with features and a full five-year warrantyRe: Grill Pan Handle
Hi
Bosch and Neff oven pans no longer come with handles due to them being full oven width which would make them very heavy if full. One edge of the pan is sloped, this enables the use oven gloves for easy removal.
However there is a grill pan handle which I have ordered for customers in this instance. It`s for the Gorenje B8980 and it`s a two handled affair and slips over the sloped edge nicely.
I would think a nice email to spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk if you wish to order one 😉
HTH
Don
Re: Looking for a tall, integrated fridge
Hi
The only one that I am aware of which comes in under budget is the Gorenje RI41325 full five year warranty, check out the stockist list for one near you.
HTH
Don
Re: Yet another gripe at connect.
bzz67 wrote:on my account its £8.20 + vat, i guess my discount on servis has gone down some, i will ask the rep about that next time i see him.
He`s around the area today bzz67, left us about an hour ago.
Don
Re: ISE10 1400/1600 induction motor ?
ekkostar wrote:So now we have two ASKO machines and one is better than the other. You are also saying that Bosch is what you guys have yourselves.
I am one of these who has a Bosch, as at the time I purchased ours the ISE10 wasn`t even available. However when ours does come to it`s death knell I know what I am having.
ekkostar wrote:
It sounds like what you are actually saying is “as long as it’s your money go and buy an ISE10, the Maytag is an ASKO machine but stay clear, but we’re actually happy with a Bosch ourselves”Far from it, the message is, if you want to have reasonably priced parts, local service and an enviromental friendly machine which just won`t end up in a landfill somewhere then go for an ISE.
ekkostar wrote:
All of this makes for a pretty weird argument really. I doubt it would twist anyone’s arm in any direction other than the madhouse !Welcome to the madhouse ekkostar 😆
Don
nomadPaul wrote:If they’re still around , search out a Bosh WBB range. I think they had a 9 or 10kg drum.
Bosch WBB24756GB 😉Re: larger size washing machines
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Whirlpool produce a couple of large capacity machines just be aware that the top loader has no heating facility so large amounts of hot water are required and the waste outlet needs to be larger. That aside they will complete a wash cycle in about twenty five minutes.
HTH
Don
ISE10 1600 spin AAA rated with a full 10-year warranty three year commercial warranty
Re: Should mum go for a Zanussi or something else?
Hi
Let us know the outcome as it may help others in a similar situation in the future.
DonRe: Should mum go for a Zanussi or something else?
Hi
Zanussi is probably one of the better machines out there in that sub £300 price point.
Another option could be ISE5 1600 spin AAA rated with a full five-year warranty Or there is the ISE2 which is a good honest simple but reliable machine which can be supplied by a local installer for around the £330 mark with a two year warranty.
HTH
Don
