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Ceramic hob - broken glass

  • 25-10-2007 03:38PM
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,484 ✭✭✭


    I've been unlucky enough to break the glass on my ceramic hob which is only two years old - don't know how it happened. I've made enquiries and the cost of replacing the glass will be €350 plus €70 fitting! It cost €550 so it is a bit cheaper than a replacement hob .

    I've checked my contents insurance policy and it is covered bar €120 excess. My rationale was that if I could get one for less than the excess it would be worth it and I wouldn't have to make an insurance claim so I had a look on Ebay but they are all in excess of €120. Therefore, it seems like I will have to make a claim.

    I have never made an insurance claim before - are there any pitfalls in doing so such as increased renewal premium etc? The insurer is Eagle Star.

    Has anyone any better ideas?


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