Background (scintillating this one, sorry
)- purchased a Bosch, not long ago, circa 3 years. Can't remember cost but probably £500 ish. Today the f**ker broke down again (for 3rd time in 6 months) - I can't be ARSED (aggghhh!)
Decided to replace it - cannot be doing with it. It is obviously a dud.
Having looked on John Lewis website am thinking might be better just buying the cheap zanussi for £200 with the 2 year guarantee, accepting that it might well go kaput at 2 years and 1 month, in which case I'll replace with another cheapie (not good for landfill
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...am put off buying a good make (always though Bosch were meant to be quality btw!) since my recent experience has not served me well.
Not interested in paying to extend warranty, becaue when I rang to enquire about that apparently there is no guaranteed response time within which they are obliged to send a repairman. You could be waiting severals days. Bugger that for a game of soldiers!
So would it be irrational to go for the cheap as chips approach with a view to replacing as soon as it conks?