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Refurbished breadmaker broken after 17 months
Jeanieallergy
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I bought a refurbished breadmaker last year from Lakeland on Ebay. I haven't used it very much. It has just broken, 17 months after purchase. I contacted Lakeland and they say because it was refurbished it only had a 1 year guarantee and that's expired so tough!
Is there anything I can do?
Is there anything I can do?
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The same as with any product that is in excess of 6 months old. Get an independent report stating the item was inherently faulty and exert your consumer rights.0
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How much did it cost compared to the price of a new one?
Goods sold by businesses to consumers are expected to have a reasonable life but for this expected life, the price paid can be taken in to account.0 -
What was the warranty period on a new one?No free lunch, and no free laptop
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