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everything in the kitchen is broken..........

John Mason · 2011-12-24 10:26:46

can anyone recommend a good appliance repair person in the finglas area?? dishwasher no heating up washing machine drum not moving oven not heating to the correct tempeture thanks

24-12-2011 11:26am

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John Mason

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can anyone recommend a good appliance repair person in the finglas area??

dishwasher no heating up
washing machine drum not moving
oven not heating to the correct tempeture

thanks

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#2 12-01-2012 11:19am

Jackdee

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It can be nearly as cheap to replace your broken appliances rather than have them repaired.

Try get a package deal from the many appliance stores.

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#3 16-01-2012 11:31pm

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irishbird wrote: »

can anyone recommend a good appliance repair person in the finglas area??

dishwasher no heating up - Element
washing machine drum not moving - Motor
oven not heating to the correct tempeture - Thermostat

thanks

But as already stated it can be cheaper to buy new appliances.
If you are handy enough to do a bit of troubleshooting and replace parts yourself then that would be the way to go. If the appliance manufacturer insists on sending out an engineer then head out to DID or Powercity.

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