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John Lewis installation broke my dishwasher
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Grumpy_chap said:born_again said:Grumpy_chap said:Tsukicat said:N.B. They have refused to issue a refund for the installation. I'd seriously recommend NEVER using their installation service. Absolutely awful service and the installers are clearly not trained
How did you pay for the washing machine?
(I note you say it was a present, so how did the family member pay?)
There may be an option for chargeback if a card (debit or credit) was used.
S75 protection that may be available if a credit card was used may be unavailable if the supplier-creditor-debtor link is broken (by virtue of being a gift) or if the value of the installation is too low.
Routes for redress in this vein might change again if the family member gave you money and then you paid using your card.
S75 could also argue the same point & also the fitting cost would be separate & highly unlikely to be over £100.
I agree that S75 is unlikely as the value is too low for the installation.
With regard to chargeback, are you saying this would only cover products and not services?
Would only cover the service for the item purchased (install of washer, which they did), & not anything else, such as what happened here.
That would either be home insurance or getting JL to cover.Life in the slow lane1 -
Tsukicat said:N.B. They have refused to issue a refund for the installation. I'd seriously recommend NEVER using their installation service. Absolutely awful service and the installers are clearly not trained0
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born_again said:Grumpy_chap said:born_again said:Grumpy_chap said:Tsukicat said:N.B. They have refused to issue a refund for the installation. I'd seriously recommend NEVER using their installation service. Absolutely awful service and the installers are clearly not trained
How did you pay for the washing machine?
(I note you say it was a present, so how did the family member pay?)
There may be an option for chargeback if a card (debit or credit) was used.
S75 protection that may be available if a credit card was used may be unavailable if the supplier-creditor-debtor link is broken (by virtue of being a gift) or if the value of the installation is too low.
Routes for redress in this vein might change again if the family member gave you money and then you paid using your card.
S75 could also argue the same point & also the fitting cost would be separate & highly unlikely to be over £100.
I agree that S75 is unlikely as the value is too low for the installation.
With regard to chargeback, are you saying this would only cover products and not services?
Would only cover the service for the item purchased (install of washer, which they did), & not anything else, such as what happened here.
That would either be home insurance or getting JL to cover.
Might be tricky if the washing machine was sold with "free" delivery and installation.0 -
The washing machine was installed correctly.
The problem was with dishwasher connection which was an existing item.
This is a separate situation which as said above is a claim on house insurance or from JL ( their insurance cover), not through bank.
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Grumpy_chap said:
Might be tricky if the washing machine was sold with "free" delivery and installation.Life in the slow lane0
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