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macmini
ParticipantRe: When is Hoover NOT Hoover?
Excuse my ignorance, but why the hell do they (YP) let it happen in the first place?
Also, surely it doesn’t look professional for the personal actually making the advert, so why do they (company) do it?
macmini
ParticipantRe: TESCO £99 WASHER
Comet have their own engineers. 😉
Anyway, even the public can see that the Haier machines are rubbish!
The Indesit (*SPIT*) is better built.
macmini
ParticipantRe: TESCO £99 WASHER
kwatt wrote:
We used to have it on the floor but I really put people off it and only used it to sell up from.K.
That’s the whole reason i use it for.
But, there’s people that just can’t be switched and are stuck in their ways.
For someone who’s using a machine once or twice a week, something at a couple of hundred quid is ideal.
We’ve not sold a single Haier yet, the build quality puts the customer straight off.
macmini
ParticipantRe: Indesit Test Tool
Self destruct?
macmini
ParticipantRe: Matsui
Certainly.
Customers try to be brand loyal, but what’s it worth these days?
The only ‘true’ brand loyal customers i get now are Miele customers!
They’ll no doubt change soon though.
macmini
ParticipantRe: Oh no!
suedehead1 wrote:i can read but i am not a mind reader.
I know you’re an Hoover service agent, but you really do seem to have an obsession with them.
I work for one of the large retailers and we get more issues with them than Bosch, Zanussi and Beko (yes, Beko!), about the same amount as Indesit and Hotpoint.
They’re not all that cracking.
macmini
ParticipantRe: Indesit Test Tool
Just curious, but what does this physically look like?
macmini
ParticipantRe: INDESIT WIL103 Time remaining lights
iadom wrote:
macmini wrote:
Damn, i were almost right!
Yep, sorry for not acknowledging your correct response. 8)
Jim.
Jim,
I weren’t quite correct, close though! 😀
macmini
ParticipantRe: Embarrased or what
Kentish wrote:Me: the noise was from this bra wire stuck between the drums.
Cust: Can’t be… I don’t have wired bra’s.
Me: Oh, it must be your husbands then 🙂
Cust:…….( very unhappy and didn’t see the joke..)Haha. Wonder if they’re still together now? 😉
macmini
ParticipantRe: Matsui
You’ve got to admit though, for an end user, the badging can in a lot of cases be deceiving.
Especially with brown goods, when you see Toshiba and JVC stuff that’s basically identical to Goodmans and the likes (Vestel) but over £100 more?
Sony HDD recorder that’s a BEKO? Sony DVD recorders that are LG?
The list goes on.
macmini
ParticipantRe: Matsui
iadom wrote:It always used to pee me off when I saw the Matsui badge on TV’s & microwaves that had Made In Britain on them. Are the public really that stupid that they will think a Japanese sounding name is better than a British one 😥
PS. I already know the answer.Jim. 😉
Of course they are!
macmini
ParticipantRe: INDESIT WIL103 Time remaining lights
iadom wrote:
Down the left hand side from the top the symbols are the cycle progress neons, Prewash, Wash, Rinse ,Spin.Down the right the neons are numbered 2hr,4hr,6hr,9hr. These would be used to set a delayed start time.
Damn, i were almost right!
macmini
ParticipantRe: Matsui
Matsui are just another case of ‘badge engineering’, they don’t actually make anything.
macmini
ParticipantRe: Embarrased or what
I shouldn’t laugh but that had me in stitches!
macmini
ParticipantRe: INDESIT WIL103 Time remaining lights
These are combined time delay lights and also wash progress.
I can’t remember the order of them but there’s symbols next to them.
There’s wash, rinse, spin and end if i remember correctly, very similar to the Bosch progress lights.
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