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18-10-2004, 7:44 PM
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I Have exactly the same problem. Did you ever find any solution to the problem or does anyone else know what to do in this situation?
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Must be catching, winter sickness virus for cookers, my ovens just gone down as well, phoned up for spare timer unit and it's £118, still I suppose it's cheaper than an new cooker. Certainly saved on the warrenty though as that costs £149 a year and so we've saved 3 x £149 so I suppose I should think rather than £118 is a lot for a timer that really I've saved £329 by not having wasted money on an annual warrenty fee.
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