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Broken blender repair

Shapik · 2012-02-08 12:02:51

hi! i hope you can give an advice.i broke my blender and i wounder where it might be fixed. because it is completly new. I live in dublin. do you know this kind of place? thanks a lot!

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08-02-2012 1:02pm

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Shapik

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hi! i hope you can give an advice.i broke my blender and i wounder where it might be fixed. because it is completly new. I live in dublin.
do you know this kind of place?
thanks a lot!

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#2 08-02-2012 7:11pm
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#3 08-02-2012 9:05pm
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If it's new and the breakage is due to a fault or the blender not being fit for purpose then you need to return it to the point of purchase.

You could also try contacting the manufacturer for a list of approved repairers (though your contract is with your purchase point). To be honest, small electrical items are practically considered disposable these days with repair costs often exceeding the cost of a replacement.

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