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Evangeline1971

LEJC wrote: »

I doesnt seem to have a make...it was imported from china or possibly germany about 6 years ago and the import company has gone bust....so all we have is a model number.


I dont think it was in anyway expensive possibly even budget range but it just seems madness to ditch the oven over a missing button

its in the new rental property that we completed on last week and TBH...the whole place is just going to end up being a money pit...
I even for a fleeting moment thought about going to introduce myself to the neighbour who probably has the same oven as the conversion was done at the same time....and stealing their button...but my morals are still intact

If someone else has this button you need maybe you could borrow it and get it 3D printed. Not sure what they charge for this service but worth looking into.

underperky

TrulyMadly.....found it in store but not reduced as expected....

Mumto2monkeys

Snap-ant wrote: »

Great idea
You'd have no excuse for forgetting if you had one of those;)

Nellie35

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

:T
Sorry am I having a "baby brain moment" or does this work out at £1.88 for 4 meals???

Thank you,

Price promise would be capped at £10.00 so would cost £2.00 for four curries and four flatbreads.

Mumto2monkeys

LEJC wrote: »

I doesnt seem to have a make...it was imported from china or possibly germany about 6 years ago and the import company has gone bust....so all we have is a model number.


I dont think it was in anyway expensive possibly even budget range but it just seems madness to ditch the oven over a missing button

its in the new rental property that we completed on last week and TBH...the whole place is just going to end up being a money pit...
I even for a fleeting moment thought about going to introduce myself to the neighbour who probably has the same oven as the conversion was done at the same time....and stealing their button...but my morals are still intact

I have a fan oven.... With wait for it... No working fan;)
Basically because it would cost more in the part and be a pain to strip down to get to it...

Mumto2monkeys

Nellie35 wrote: »

Price promise would be capped at £10.00 so would cost £2.00 for four curries and four flatbreads.

Thank you, I might have to learn to like them now;)
I love the flat bread though:)

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Only 5 years? Is that old for a tv says she who only ever owned portables until the country went digital.

Think mine is a 19" now. :rotfl: In fact the one for the caravan is about the same size. :eek:

I thought it was quality not quantity.

Oh it is that :j Have been to have a look and the one DS2 and I said hope its that one as we went in it was the same model but 58" rather than 50" anyway found it had a play (no pd ) and then sa came over explained how good it was and that it was the 2014 model and the new one is coming out soon thats why it is so cheap :eek:

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/tv-dvd-audio/televisions/large-screen-tvs-32-and-over/panasonic-viera-tx-50ax802b-smart-3d-4k-ultra-hd-50-led-tv-22091098-pdt.html#cat-0

Reckons this years model will be £2500 give or take :rotfl:

David.

Stubby :kisses3: :grouphug:

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Ah bless you tweets ....what about your Elite adopted Family;)

Would be loads then it would be blowing in the wind like a wind chime

tweets

ilovegreatdanes wrote: »

Just had a mobile cold call from greenpeace.he said his name and asked me if I had heard about the arctic....I replied, yes, its very cold......then hung up...

:eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: