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Re: tecnik oven door not closing tight
If it’s a later stoves build only the hinge itself would be required.
Re: Getting the ignition on a Diplomat hob repaired
washtronics wrote:it may be made by stoves,usually supplied with a new kitchen by mfi. the engineer needs to be gas safe registered to work on gas appliances, what area are you in?
Stoves didn’t make the gas hobs, they just made ovens and cookers for them, diplomat hobs were cheapo ones made abroad somewhere, the generator included the ignition switch and if I remember rightly was quite expensive.
Re: newworld gg720 oven cooling fan
bobeggs wrote:the cooling fan on this oven fails to start and so overheats and knocks the oven off can someone explain where this fan is located
cheersIf this is a gas oven you cannot do this yourself, the fan on this is used for combustion as well as cooling making it a job only for a competent engineer.
Re: Gas Safe Inspector
r600a wrote:Hi
The last inspection that I had last year i advised that things like hob tops,thermocouple and ignition generators was changed by my son who’s not gas safe registered and part of his routine was to gas sniff anything accessible,If gas was found then the house would be isolated and transco contacted.Advised NO gas pipe or fitting was disturbed ect and he had no problems with this.
Unless there’s a gas safe engineer with him this is quite clearly against gas regulations as no parts classed as safety devices can be swapped by a non gas safe person, both thermocouples and ignition generators are classed as safety devices.On the subject of parts being swapped while a gas safe engineer is present I can’t see how this is against the rules or how the hell would prospective engineers get jobs signed off ?
Re: Most expensive repairs.
electrofix wrote:time to get a new cleaner i think lol
just looked at prices of new ones wow must be good at that price
Dave
That’s nothing compared to the top of the tree AGA-Rangemaster range cooker…The top “La Cornue” range is over £55k 😮
Re: This morning’s entertainment……….
A £200 “average” repair cost is simply nothing but a complete and utter lie, put a google search on and typing in cooker repair will bring up many fixed price repair companies all of which carry no such fee as £200, on top of that you can also find local engineers who are far cheaper, it’s a made up figure to make the savings look massive and make us look like rip off merchants.
Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
Was just reading on another forum somebody complaining about how bad hotpoint washing machines are and recommending indesits instead 😆
Re: New World Image Classic CKG 2134
They didn’t have thermocouples on them then, probably a faulty sola grill, does it roar when the grill goes out ? If so there’s no chance of a new grill burner now, they were made obsolete years ago
Re: Prima LPR9028 (857925915000) Oven
steviepat wrote:Hi thanks for replying,
The over is around 2 years old. Do you know if replacement glass can be fitted, or if a new door is the only way to go?
If so do you have any recommendations on where to source this from?
Cheers.
StevieThat price was for the outer door panel, not for the door….. That’s even more expensive !!!!
Re: Prima LPR9028 (857925915000) Oven
The retail price for that outer door panel is £260…….. that is not a typo by the way, how old is the oven ?
Re: Help Me Choose My Oven – Ready To Pull Trigger
strocky wrote:Finally got it down to a choice of 3 models -:
Neff B15E54N0GBNeff B15P42NOGB
Siemens HB75AB550B
They are all roughly the same money, some have one feature that the other one does’nt and vice versa, which one would the learned gentlemen on here recommend & why?Regards Strocky!Rangemaster R6 range (R604, R609, R6012) is an almost identical looking oven, I do warranty work for them covering quite a large area and havent had to repair 1 in the year plus that these ovens have been out, and like BSH have a two year warranty.
Re: Range Cooker – which size?
meggles wrote:Can you please explain why Rangemaster is so much better than other makes?
Its all down to build quality and the quality of parts used, Rangemaster are easily better than their competitors, if you can afford one its an absolute no brainer.
Re: Help Me Choose My Oven – Ready To Pull Trigger
don wrote:
Rangemaster wrote:
All our cooking appliances, hoods, refrigerators and dishwashers are covered by a full two-year manufacturers warranty upon registration within 30 days of delivery.
If that’s the case then it makes a mockery of their website :rolls:
DonIt is most definitely the case, its not really a mockery as they would prefer you to register, but you will get 2 years either way.
Re: Help Me Choose My Oven – Ready To Pull Trigger
don wrote:
strocky wrote:
It’s either a typo or as they’re maybe not official Rangemaster stockists, they can only offer a shop warranty?❓
One year dealer warranty, second year warranty direct with manufacturers as long as product is registered with Rangemaster within thirty days of delivery.
DonThough you are correct in what you say Rangemaster dont enforce that, they will still give you the second year even if you didnt register.
