Checked the element, probe, thermostat, and then found that the control is bad. Seems like a high cost for the control and if I add in my fees, it far exceeds a reasonable repair price. Should I just advise to buy new?
We always price out the repair just in case you get a customer that does decide to fix instead of replace. A lot of the time, they’ll buy new when they see that high repair price, but occasionally they fix. So it never hurts to take the few extra minutes. Unfortunately, sometimes there is no way around the cost when our price for them is so high. Means you have to pass along that cost to the customer.
- AV Repair Help answered 10 years ago
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