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Re: Discounted Fuel For The WTA
Penguin45 wrote:
timdowning wrote:
Next….A good discount of a new van if you can.Have a word with Bryan (R600A).
Chris.
Been there done that ,not as good as you think 🙁 (not Bryan’s fault though)
LawrenceRe: Servis 6005 not taking conditioner
lid off ,if its got two red actauators on the top of the s/disp then its them sticking .
If not a new disp lid or blockage or low water pressure (not jumping the gap)
LawrenceRe: Hotpoint stuck on tESt
Went to one today WD640 date code 37196066 stuck on test tried every which way in the fault code book no luck assume EEprom and board ?
LawrenceRe: Has Comet finally seen sense!?
A local large retailer near me bought three containers ,Apparently within three washes they fry the PCB’S and Haeir cant give an ETA .
The sales guys have refused to sell anymore as they are fed up with the grief .
LawrenceRe: Newspaper classified advert sizes?
Dales-Electronic wrote:When I first started up I was given a piece of advice by an advertising agency friend. It seems to work. Forget the boxes and such just put a three liner in the articles for sale part of the paper but you have to do it every week. Cheaper and it gets the work.
I agree ,I have the same three liner in the kitchen appliances section in the local paper.
It Stays in there constantly just ticking over ,customers know it’s there and refer to it when they need to .
LawrenceRe: Out of the frying pan into the fire?
Out of interest Cessna where are you in the country
LawrenceRe: Whitegoods Business Pack
I asked Ian today to do a piece on refrigeration Laws ,regulations etc
I am in the middle of “Recall or not Recall”
Also am planning something on what guarantee you should give
Lawrence
Anyone good on health and safety ?Re: Are you quiet at the moment or is it me?
Martin wrote:I wonder why some of you guys charge different rates between freestanding appliances and built-in? Isn’t it easier and fairer to have one fixed charge and an hourly rate?.
In my experience Built in products are seen by the customer as a premium product therefore they (the custome )are prepared to pay a premium rate .
Which is why I write of fewer built in’s than freestands on costMartin wrote:After all it’s often the time factor that needs to be covered not the degree of difficulty. Some seemingly ‘free-standing’ appliances can be just as difficult to access and take the same amount of time as the most awkward built-in jobs.
But on the whole freestanding machines are more straight forward.yes you get the odd one that is plumbed incorrectly or you need to treat the floor with kid gloves but that is all taken into account with the labour charge .
LawrenceRe: Are you quiet at the moment or is it me?
Where I am there are three other guys two of which put customers my way when they have a built in ,The other one gets in such a mess that I end up calling anyway.
And as for Diplomat Hygena ,nobody wants to know ,escept me of course 😀
LawrenceRe: Are you quiet at the moment or is it me?
Isn’t it bizarre how things go ,I am snowed under,Picking up estate agent work like it’s going out of fashion Ithink cos it’s all integrated stuff .
Just looked and am booked Tue ,Wed,Thurs so far next week .
Selling a few ISE2’s as well.
LawrenceRe: Whitegoods Business Pack
I think that you bring another dimension to the table Jim ,The main difference is that you bring it in a positive way rather than a condesending manner .
If we were able to make this a part magazine format we could include our experiences as little snippets running through .
That way we are inclusive of all.
Lawrence
Just thought, you have experience of ISE you would be amazed how many engineers just don’t get the benefits ,there’s an article straight off for you
Lawrence
