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crack in ceramic hob
helen6
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I have a ceramic cooker and this morning I noticed a crack over one of the rings. As I cannot afford a replacement and I do not have insurance could I use the other rings or is it too dangerous?
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When you ay cooker do you mean a built in hob? If that is the case, this wilol come off your Buildings Insurance, not the contents.Eat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0
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I wouldn't use it if I could avoid it. I don't agree, I think this is contents insurance that would cover this.It's what is inside your head that matters in life - not what's outside your window
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No. Sorry, but you are wrong. If it is a fixed appliance ie a built in hob and oven, then this is deemed part of the building and as such is covered by the Buildings Insurance. If it is a free standing cooker, then you are correct and it will be the Contents Insurance.
The rule of thumb is this: If you could turn your house upside down then everything that falls out is Contents Insurance. If it stays where it is, then it is Buildings Insurance.Eat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0 -
What does buildings insurance cover?
In the context of insurance, the term "buildings" includes your home, fixtures and fittings (kitchen units, radiators, bath, light fittings etc), garages, sheds, conservatories, patios, terraces, footpaths, drives, walls, fences and gates
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