Mike Simpson
Hello Anna, You could contact a local independant Appliance shop and see who they recommend or failing that Google "appliance Repairs" and your location. Kind Regards Mike
Hello Anna, You could contact a local independant Appliance shop and see who they recommend or failing that Google "appliance Repairs" and your location. Kind Regards Mike
Hello Anna, A local appliance shop will help. But I would suggest you get a electrician in first to test your items. Go to the rated people's site and put your job on under electrical works budget £50 you will at least know what you are up against. Regards Michael
As Mike from South Coast Building has mentioned, it sounds more likely a fuse problem. If you do not have the ability to check things yourself, then it is probably best to look for an electrician in your local area, easiest found on Yell. They can at least trace the problem. Neil Priors Home and Garden Services
Hi just out of curiosity are these appliances wired to any form of fused spurs? Its strange that both the extractor and grill do not work of course this could be just coincidence but if you have not yet checked i would check to see if any of the fuses have blown. Regards appliance engineer i'm not to sure if rated people have a section for that either maybe best to contact a local appliance supplier. Hope that helps South Coast Building Ltd
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