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Re: Softy southerner winging about snow
Go on keep rubbing it in Jim 😆 Tried to get up onto the hills above our village yesterday afternoon after your post, the road & pathway has been closed off by the Police after a bunch of little nerks in their toy cars decided to play on the mountain & crashed 🙁 👿 Anyway glad to hear you enjoyed the walk & got back safely. Andy.
Re: Softy southerner winging about snow
iadom wrote:And why wouldn’t you, this is the view from my back garden a few minutes ago.
Jim.
O.K Jim I surrender if I had somewhere that good to walk I’d be doing it too.
Andy. 8) 😆Re: Softy southerner winging about snow
Methinks the customers can wait today, even the gritters are having a fun time trying to get through the village. Did you say you were going for a walk Jim? I always knew you northerners were a hearty breed 🙂
Regards:AndyRe: best toolboxes?
Penguin45 wrote:This thread is about toolboxes……..
Let’s not have this discussion in it.
Chris,
Moderator.O.K Chris no problem but please remember I didnt start the off topic discussion, I just thought it only fair to reply to it.
Andy.Re: best toolboxes?
Guys: What’s the problem with BG engineers?? From what I saw when contracting to them, yes they have some bad engineers but they also have some bloody good & skilled engineers.
The other thing is which of you can say hand on heart that all the independents are good ? I know i sure can’t.Andy.
Re: best toolboxes?
Try http://www.mills.co.uk, although they dont do appliances they have some really good tool cases at reasonable prices. The last time I looked they were selling ABS Briefcase type toolcases from £68.00 + VAT.
I prefer the British gas type tool box as it has pleny of room for tools etc & a tray for smaller parts, these sell for about £40.00 from mills, mine has lasted about 10 years & seen some serious use on site.
Andy 8)Re: who to work for now
Totaly agree with Martin: Although going it alone is often tough it’s a lot more satisfying than working for someone else & you dont have to cover someone else when they mess up.
Regards: Andy @ A & L Electrical. 🙂 🙂Re: Hotpoint CTD40
Hi Hotpnt: Thanks for the info it’s really appreciated. As i said this is the first one of these I have worked on so thought it better to ask for advice.
1 question though: Is 750k at room temp acceptable for this NTC?
Thanks again & Happy New Year: Andy. 🙂 🙂Re: Season’s Greetings !
Merry Christmas Guys & thanks for the welcome to the site & the all the help received, keep up the good work.
Andy. 😀 😀 :rolling:Re: Hotpoint CTD40P Condenser Dryer
Hi Rob: Thanks for info mate, much appreciated.
Merry Christmas: Andy. 😀 😀Re: Hotpoint CTD40P Condenser Dryer
Cheers mate: This Forum is like a breath of fresh air, thanks for the help I really appreciate it.
Regards: Andy. 🙂 🙂Re: Hotpoint CTD40P Condenser Dryer
Hi Mate: Thanks for the super speedy reply, been out of the Domestic side of things for a while, working on commercial kit. Everything you want has a price & very rarely is information shared. Thanks for the offer the Email address is: customerservice@al.vpweb.co.uk or restorer@tesco.net.
Regards: Andy. 🙂 🙂Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
Went out to an Indesit cooker the other day & found out one of the controls burnt out, told customer I would be back today at 10.00 a.m no problem. Turn up at 10.05 to be asked where the hell I had been? when I get to the cooker I find that the Husband has been inside & very helpfully removed the faulty control, no markings on the wiring no diagrame nothing & had also disconnected the hob itself spend 45 mins fitting control & tracing out wiring etc, do safety tests and present bill only to get a mouthfull of abuse because I charged for the extra work. 😡 😡
I just adore customers but I couldnt eat a whole one 🙂 🙂
