Engineer refusing to fix my cooker
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As an afterthought it might be cheaper to just lower your cupboards
Sod that, just move house. Problem solved.
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I've seen better cookers thrown on the back of a *****'s scrap wagon, treat yourself to a new one ( or flag down a ****** scrap wagon & do a part exchange)
depends how much a new one costs. it will cost me £100 to fix this one
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Your Cooker Needs This
that's a dilemma indeed, £100 to fix it is money down the drain as something else on it might fail next week
i used to work in a call centre for dyson and i remember hearing about a woman who got very angry when an engineer refused to fix her very expensive washing machine under warranty. why did this monster of a man refuse? well it was covered in cat poo.... 
i used to work in a call centre for dyson and i remember hearing about a woman who got very angry when an engineer refused to fix her very expensive washing machine under warranty. why did this monster of a man refuse? well it was covered in cat poo....
Probably because she needed a repair man, not an engineer...
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my oven is not as dirty as u think.
pics make it look worse when its not
pics make it look worse when its not
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well said ^
Come at mines and the oven is not as dirty as some of u brain dead peeps think it is.
btw your oven is not same level as your worktop!
Come at mines and the oven is not as dirty as some of u brain dead peeps think it is.
btw your oven is not same level as your worktop!
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Well i have asked a few friends and stupidly the engineer i asked should bloody raise it up etc and make it safe to work on and just bill me the extra.
Friends say you should not be touching and raising the oven yourself as u dont know how its connected to the gas(fixed connection or flexible tube?)
My firends also say, whats the point in phoning them then if they want u to do half the job yourself?
Another advice is that you should not DIY stuff in regards to gas as it can destroy a house/street.
NEVER DIY on gas appliances.
i know this thats why i want someone to bloody do the whole lot for me.
guess these lot can go jog off and i will find someone who will sort me out
Friends say you should not be touching and raising the oven yourself as u dont know how its connected to the gas(fixed connection or flexible tube?)
My firends also say, whats the point in phoning them then if they want u to do half the job yourself?
Another advice is that you should not DIY stuff in regards to gas as it can destroy a house/street.
NEVER DIY on gas appliances.
i know this thats why i want someone to bloody do the whole lot for me.
guess these lot can go jog off and i will find someone who will sort me out
well said ^
Come at mines and the oven is not as dirty as some of u brain dead peeps think it is.
btw your oven is not same level as your worktop!
Your oven is an accident waiting to happen, check this out and get yourself a new one:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/search?ac...gories[0]=All&advanced_search=Advanced+Search
As for yours:
Nuke it from Orbit.............
http://www.hotukdeals.com/search?ac...gories[0]=All&advanced_search=Advanced+Search
As for yours:
Nuke it from Orbit.............
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its been cleaned already mate
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You have too much free time