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sparky:
well said joe public killing trade

g*****s:
If you look at previous posts,2011,2010,you will see JOE publics always been here.As far back as i can remember JOE PUBLIC has come in and seid my tv wont come on,its only the on/off switch.Wont cost much will it.If you have a reputation of doing a good job at a fair price,you will be ok.

g*****s:
I will allways try and help if im able.maybe not an expert but a FRIEND.

Keith:
It's always been the same in this trade. "It's only the picture valve, it's only the sound valve, it's only a fuse, it's only the on off switch, it's only a loose wire, and now it's only capacitors"

It doesn't really matter what they think the the problem is, most people don't have the knowledge or skills to do it themselves, that's why they opt to pay a qualified engineer.

Repair remedies were available to the public before the internet, in Television Magazine, component companies also advertised, so Mr Public could buy his 1N4148's BC107's and 680kΩ but what does he do with them then?

We haven't always helped ourselves! Offering free call outs, free estimates, free repairs practically!

Domestic appliance engineers generally have a call out charge, £40 seems average, so you get paid even if the repair can't be or isn't done. Customers don't say it's only a fuse to them!

I've moved away from TV repairs so don't do many now, 1 or 2 a month.

The internet is a wonderful source of information, but it's not always correct or relevant information!

Until my Euro Millions cheque arrives, I will still be fixing things!

Keith

stellaman:
A reply from Marky mark to this discussion

'I use this forum a few times. No point in calling a TV guy round if you get the answer for free, it shouws what a group of trained amatures can do when they all get together.
Woop-woop. Go Quug'

Well, says it all really...... :03:

Dave

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