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Re: S’now joke
have found cycling to couple of the jobs with steep long drives (but too far to go whole way on foot) be a barrel of fun, except when the cables froze so no brakes :s
Re: I should cocoa!
thats like 12 mercury ranges, and 200 miele washers and say 100 liebherrs then ??
Re: I should cocoa!
DrDill wrote:i only sell quality repairable appliances.
must be a tiny shop then. 😆
Re: Bosch Exxcel 1400 spinning slowly
iadom wrote:a very strong possibility that the BRUSHES are faulty. 😆
hair, tooth, paint or garden?
Re: Indesit WIXL143 intermittant?
iadom wrote:Doorlock was rock solid on this one, I even gave it a tap just in case.
same with my one. dont ask me why, havent a bean of a clue as to why but putting a spangly new one on cured it…
PLEASE try a new one, im well intrigued!
Re: I should cocoa!
to try and?
i feel it was at the very least a partially valid justification. if the saving insurers made by working this was was passed on thru lower premiums then we would all be happy.
so on a flipside dr dill, your saying regardless of situation you would rather force a client, be they customer or insurer into HAVING a callout.
The ramifications of this, assuming you are purely an organisation with no access to source replacement machines/gain referal payments are:
A: youre out of pocket, because machine is BER cos you do not charge a call out fee
B: free call out, but you get your money by charging a “diagnosis” fee or hrly rate. which is then questionable practises, so youll be meeting TS anyway
C: you tie customer down to a call out fee, which they need not have had to pay based on your experience… for you turning up and spinning drum.
even if you then cut a call-out down to bare costs, your still causing the customer to throw money down the drain, and you havent made a dime.
So, which brings me back round to ethical practises…
EDIT.
also by tying customer down to a callout for a probable BER, do others feel that customers will feel more inclined to shell out for the repair as theyve already wasted £30 on a callout, might as well spend another 100 and get it fixed, in for a penny… etc
Re: Indesit WIXL143 intermittant?
jim…
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … ht=indesit
id be interested to know if a realigned pecker and new interlock solves yours???
Re: I should cocoa!
DrDill wrote:
To call and inspectyou could ring tenant and listen to it, you could loosely claim that the noise was unmistably bearing failure 💡
Re: URGENT- new belling xou66f – no fan action (element fan)
was a stuck fan.
am kicking myself i didnt check the front impeller, merely span the rear part of the motor and assumed it was ok.
Re: I should cocoa!
:popcorn:
i like the fact im now a belittler, when my post was actually a serious quandry that was up for discussion
Re: Are IKEA cookers any good, or SMEG?
i personally would stay away from smegs, they are all style over quality.
especially for the price they are.
Re: zan wdj1294 – 914 639 008-03 cold fill valve
duh of course. i made the fatal error of going direct to mediator, where its not actually listed, instead of pressing the “valve” tab 🙁 lol!
