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Hoover repair ? any recommendations

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  • 09-02-2015 2:09am
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    clerk
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    Can anyone recommend anywhere around Cork City for hoover repairs ?

    Is it worth while getting a hoover repaired. How much would it cost approx ?

    I know someone is going to say what's the damage is, so here goes, basically there's something been sucked into it that is blocking the suction.

    Please keep it clean with the replies. :D Genuine query. :)


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    CJ Haughey
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 449 ✭✭CJ Haughey


    Cork washing machine repairs, but if its a cheap chinese hoover its not worth repairing.


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    clerk
    Registered Users Posts: 481 ✭✭clerk


    CJ Haughey wrote: »
    Cork washing machine repairs, but if its a cheap chinese hoover its not worth repairing.

    it's a Dyson, only about 3 Years old. Was working fine until about 1 week ago.


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    CJ Haughey
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    clerk wrote: »
    it's a Dyson, only about 3 Years old. Was working fine until about 1 week ago.

    Is it making any noise or sign of life? did it smoke, get hot or smell on last use?


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    clerk
    Registered Users Posts: 481 ✭✭clerk


    CJ Haughey wrote: »
    Is it making any noise or sign of life? did it smoke, get hot or smell on last use?

    thanks for coming back so quick...l'll give it a test drive tomorrow and l'll come back to you. :)


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    CJ Haughey
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 449 ✭✭CJ Haughey


    clerk wrote: »
    thanks for coming back so quick...l'll give it a test drive tomorrow and l'll come back to you. :)

    Its more important to know what happened one week ago, did it stop in use etc? if you carry it to the repair shop they will want to know too.


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    cheves
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    easy diy fix

    pull out blockage.also fix belt look on youtube howto videos


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    clerk
    Registered Users Posts: 481 ✭✭clerk


    CJ Haughey wrote: »
    Its more important to know what happened one week ago, did it stop in use etc? if you carry it to the repair shop they will want to know too.

    l've spoken to my partner in crime. :) A tissue was hoovered up by accident but this caused a blockage so they decided to clear the blockage using a plastic tube, this got stuck in the machine so they decided to use a 2nd tube which got stuck as well. The best bit is the tissue is now gone. You couldn't make it up. :rolleyes:

    It's still working but the suction is being seriously impeded by the 2 tubes in the pipe of the hoover !!!!


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