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electric hob fix
daku
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hey peeps,
I have a 4 hob electric cooker/oven ( stoves brand)
3 of the 4 hobs have died,:( is this an easy replacement/fix?
what kind of costs am i looking at?
i have seen via the comet site they are offering a charge of £125 for a fix (including up to £150 for parts)
any help would be appreciated
thanks!!
I have a 4 hob electric cooker/oven ( stoves brand)
3 of the 4 hobs have died,:( is this an easy replacement/fix?
what kind of costs am i looking at?
i have seen via the comet site they are offering a charge of £125 for a fix (including up to £150 for parts)
any help would be appreciated
thanks!!
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If 3 out of 4 are dead, I am guessing the cooker is fairly old. I personally would look at a replacement. A freestanding cooker (which I'm assuming yours is) can be got fo less than £200, probably a lot less if you shop around for sales etc. As you say, by the time you have paid for a call out, repair and parts, you will be paying a fair whack and probably just chucking money away. Buy a new one.
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