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[CRAZYCHRISTINE]

ideal isar he24 power to pcb internal fuse ok no diplay no nothing

 

[bengasman]

Could be broken

 

[Terrywookfit]

BG Fixed price repair will be cheapest.

 

[bengasman]

BG Fixed price repair will be cheapest.

That depends on what the fault is, and whether or not you count all the lost time for callbacks.

 

[5TIMES]

Pcb fault £146.00 plus vat in Parts centre buy off the internet at a risk!

 

[45yearsagasman]

BG Fixed price repair will be cheapest.

That depends on what the fault is, and whether or not you count all the lost time for callbacks.

.......And your point is?

 

[bengasman]

It could be anything from completely fried electrics, back to a blown fuse. An independent can change a fuse for a lot less than BG's standard fixed fee.

 

[twgas]

It could be anything from completely fried electrics, back to a blown fuse. An independent can change a fuse for a lot less than BG's standard fixed fee.

Although this is completely true, IF the problem is an expensive part the fixed price option looks good. The bigger problem is, when and how does anyone decide which is the best route to go down? unless they can get a free diagnosis.

 

[bengasman]

That depends largely on the definition of "best".
Personally, I go for almost anything to a small or medium independent where I get to know the guy that does the job for me. Dealing with large companies is too frustrating for me. Big companies are usually cheaper, but I don't find worth the hassle.

 

[Andygasman2010]

ideal isar he24 power to pcb internal fuse ok no diplay no nothing

I can't believe this is even being debated. Power into the board, internal fuse ok!

I think it's pretty safe to assume it's the board unless someone wants to come up with some elaborate technical reason why it might not be the PCB.

BG fixed price will be your best bet but be prepared for a sales pitch as well as a repair!

 

[bengasman]

ideal isar he24 power to pcb internal fuse ok no diplay no nothing

I can't believe this is even being debated. Power into the board, internal fuse ok! ...

Oops, missed that one.