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by mad14kt 20 Oct 2010 ( edited Oct 23'10 05:15 )
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When are machines not repairable? TIA ;D

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by clawton 20 Oct 2010
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"When it costs more to repair than to fix!" OR when you want to use it as an excuse to get a new one!
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by fannyfurkin 21 Oct 2010
Yep definitely use it as an excuse to buy a new one.
by mad14kt 21 Oct 2010
TU ;D *2U
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by 02kar 20 Oct 2010
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This is a very good question. I think when the bill is high enough that it is better to just buy a new machine than I would give up. The cost is an individual decision. I have also had a repair man tell me that this was the last time the machine can be repaired. I am sure others will have something to say.
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by mad14kt 21 Oct 2010
This question came to mind when my BFF needed to get something for her machine that was once her grandmother. The machine is sentimental ;D *2U
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by bevgrift 23 Oct 2010
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This is sometimes a hard decision because I have one that was quoted as very expensive for a new circuit board,and another that needs a new motor.
But my clever Son found a small part amongst the electronic spares that he has, fixed the circuit board.And the other was a small adjustment to the band.
So it pays to get a second opinion,and to take your machine to a repair shop that only does repairs and not to a dealer who has new machines that they want to sell you.
From Bev
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by gerryb 23 Oct 2010
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When you can no longer get ANY parts for the machine! But then I'd still look for longer!!