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Dishwasher Repairs in Cork

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  • 28-01-2017 10:55pm
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    happyday
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    Our Zanussi dishwasher has broken down. It still runs but doesn't heat the water up or rinse the food off the dishes. Its at least 5 years old. My question is, is it worth getting someone out to look at it or should we just replace it?


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    Diziet
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    We got ours repaired a few years back and it is running perfectly. It was not particularly expensive to repair, and saved us a lot of money.


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    Delacent
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    A new one is under €300 - zanussi.

    If its used 2-3 times a week, I'd probably go new as repair will be at least €100


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    happyday
    Registered Users Posts: 1,323 ✭✭✭happyday


    happyday wrote: »
    Our Zanussi dishwasher has broken down. It still runs but doesn't heat the water up or rinse the food off the dishes. Its at least 5 years old. My question is, is it worth getting someone out to look at it or should we just replace it?

    Thanks for that. Can you remember who repaired it and was it the same problem?


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    pa990
    Registered Users Posts: 3,883 ✭✭✭pa990


    There is a shop on cornmarket st , across the road from peg twomeys that sells dishwasher parts etc.

    Might be worth popping in there, he'll be able to tell u the cost of the replacement part.

    Add Labour to that, and it might be cheaper to buy a new dishwasher.


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