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Washer Dryer faulty, where do I stand?

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I have Indesit popping around today to visit me for the umpteenth time about a washer dryer I purchased via Boots Kitchen Appliances in February. I think this may be the 6th time someone has been out in 5 months of owning it.

The washer works perfectly, but the dryer keeps going, the heating element fails. I either get no heat at all, or it just becomes an F13 fault (turns itself off).

I am quite willing to allow them to fix it again today, but when (I have lost all confidence!) it goes again, can I just demand a refund? As I say this has been going on since it was delivered on 13th February (I should have known lol!). I paid on Mastercard, so will this offer me more rights.

The last engineer who came out seemed to suggest that Indesit will do anything to avoid giving people refunds!

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  • bbelt
    bbelt Posts: 117 Forumite
    the remedies are repair/replace/refund (can be partial) and they run in that order.

    if the repair fails again, your more likely to succeed if you pursue a replacement rather than a refund.
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