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Thread Author: martin aston Replies: 11

 Honesty not always best policy - martin aston
Thanks guys. It's an expensive cooker but the element was on offer for only £23. No great loss if it's binned. In fact I prefer it sto as not to be stuck in the middle between part supplier and repairman if it's not clear what the problem is. Also I think it would be a bit cheeky to expect them to use my part.

Meanwhile it's solved for now as I opened up the access panel again and ensured the push joints twixt the element and the wire tails were fully home. It took about 5 mins now I know the drill. Its working for now but I expect it may fail. At the least the RCBs are new and very sensitive so it's safe.

If I do need call someone out I will not offer any info other than its not working. I am sure most repairmen don't care about the history once they've opened it up and can charge a hundred quid just to fit and test another one.
Last edited by: martin aston on Sat 23 May 20 at 14:52
 Messages Author Date
 Honesty not always best policy new martin aston 23 May 20 11:38
 Honesty not always best policy new Zero 23 May 20 12:25
 Honesty not always best policy new smokie 23 May 20 12:36
 Honesty not always best policy new martin aston 23 May 20 14:51
 Honesty not always best policy new hawkeye 23 May 20 16:08
 Honesty not always best policy new sooty123 23 May 20 16:23
 Honesty not always best policy new smokie 23 May 20 16:31
 Honesty not always best policy new zippy 23 May 20 19:59
 Honesty not always best policy new No FM2R 23 May 20 20:14
 Honesty not always best policy new legacylad 23 May 20 21:34
 Honesty not always best policy new zippy 24 May 20 12:50
 Honesty not always best policy new martin aston 24 May 20 12:55
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